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ASUS skips 4G in low-cost Zenfone range
ASUS unveiled its Zenfone range at CES 2014, a low-cost collection missing a few key components.
Samsung's new Galaxy PRO tabs pack the pixels into a range of sizes
The new Note PRO tablets all feature stunning 2560x1600 displays with powerful quad-core 2.3GHz processors and 3GB of RAM.
Nokia Lumia 1520 review
The Lumia 1520 is the best Windows Phone we've used to date, but boy is it big. The 6-inch 1080p display is fantastic, as is the 20MP PureView camera.
Never give-up: Samsung to show-off Galaxy Camera 2 at CES
The Galaxy Camera 2 is on its way with a sleek new look, but preliminary specs don't show huge improvements over the original Galaxy Camera.
What is Google Keep?
Google Keep is a note-taking app. It's best for users who want a short-term system with a nice layout, but who don't want the in-depth organization of something like Evernote.
Battlefield 4 Commander App: tips to command and conquer
Believe it or not you can actually top score lists in Commander Mode. Try to stick to playing Obliteration Mode, or maps like Flood Zone for max points.
What is WhatsApp?
WhatsApp is an instant messaging service that uses phone numbers to connect people, but then replaces SMS with over-the-web communication.
HTC Mini+ Review
The Mini+ is a Bluetooth handset that pairs with your phone. The idea is that it's easier to pull it out of your pocket to make or receive calls. This is handy for business users, but the average person may not find it useful.
How to use your HTC One as a TV remote
The TV app from HTC allows you to easily set your HTC One or One Max up as a TV remote. Thanks to the IR blaster on the top of the phone, this works just like a regular remote and doesn't require a Smart TV.
Finally, carriers agree to make unlocking easier
Verizon Wireless, Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile and US Cellular have all committed to allowing their customers to unlock cell phones and tablets upon request.
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