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- Oppo N1 First Look and Hands On
- Samsung in trouble for leaking Apple’s patent-licensing agreements
- [Video] Google releases two new Nexus 7 ads
| Oppo N1 First Look and Hands On Posted: 09 Nov 2013 11:32 AM PST
The N1 from Chinese based Oppo looks to bring innovation back to the mobile phone scene. The N1 boasts a gorgeous display, a high quality and very unique camera, as well as other unique features such as gesture controls, rear controls and of course the O-Click Bluetooth accessory. We go hands on with the Oppo N1 to give you a first look.
Specs: We’ll be back with a full review of the Oppo N1 later this week. Have questions about the N1? Let us know in the comments. |
| Samsung in trouble for leaking Apple’s patent-licensing agreements Posted: 09 Nov 2013 09:28 AM PST
As Samsung and Apple’s court battle finally comes towards it’s final days (yes I’m kidding), the Korean company finds itself in more hot water as the presiding judge has asked them to explain why it shouldn’t be fined for leaking Apple’s patent-licensing agreements to a large number of employees and unauthorized lawyers. In the coming days, the two companies will fight it out over the exact sum that Samsung should be made to pay Apple, after the controversial initial amount of $1 billion was brought down to just over $450 million. While this amount deals with only the patents and trademarks in question, Samsung’s antics could see an additional fine on top of that. Despite my extreme distaste for Apple’s practices, I can’t help but feel awful because of Samsung’s behavior throughout the issue. In this particular case, Samsung tried to benefit from the information they received from Apple as part of legal discovery for the case by using it in negotiations with Nokia, despite a court order against it. One executive, Dr. Seungho Ahn, was cocky enough to say to Nokia’s Chief Intellectual Property Officer, “all information leaks.” |
| [Video] Google releases two new Nexus 7 ads Posted: 09 Nov 2013 08:59 AM PST
Personally, I can see at least two reasons why we’ve seen new Nexus 7 ads as compared to the single Nexus 5 ad so far: firstly, it isn’t that easy to get your hands on a Nexus 5 right now, at least via the Play Store. Also, Google had announced some time back that they would be bringing greater emphasis on tablet content on the Play Store beginning November 21, which isn’t too far away. In Play Center Stage [YouTube] |
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