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Samsung Galaxy S3 Special Version In the Offing?

Samsung Electronics is reportedly planning to launch a special version of its latest Galaxy series. A special version of Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone will be launched in Korea. It added that the Korean electronic giant is planning to launch a new Galaxy S3 variant that features both a 1.4Ghz quad-core Exynos CPU and 2GB of RAM.

Jun 9, 2012

After Websites, Anonymous India to Hit Streets Against Cyber Laws

Anonymous Operation India, the hacker group and its supporters have planned to take their protest to the Indian streets across various cities on June 9 as part of their ongoing Hacktivist movement against the cyber laws of the country

Jun 9, 2012

Will Apple Challenge Google Mapping Technologies?

It looks like Apple and Google are heading for the battlefield. Just on the heels of the reports that Apple is dropping Google's Maps application from its iOS devices and instead adopt its own navigation versions, the search giant announced its plan to add 3D models to entire metropolitan areas to Google Earth on mobile devices. Now, Apple is expected to counter with its latest application.

Jun 9, 2012

Samsung Sues Australian Patent Commissioner Over Apple Clash

Samsung and Apple suing game has taken a new turn as the Korean electronics giant has sued the Australian patent commissioner in an Australian Federal Court. According to Samsung, over four patents were inappropriately granted to Apple between 2009-2010 and have sought judicial review over the patents starting May 22.

Jun 9, 2012

Motorola Defy XT, Defy Mini Launched in India at ₹16, 190 and ₹11, 490

Motorola Mobility on Thursday unveiled its Defy series of smartphones, the Defy Mini which will be sold June 20 and the Defy XT which is made available as of immediately across retail stores in India.

Jun 8, 2012

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LinkedIn Working with FBI to Track Down Hackers?

Professional social networking site LinkedIn is working hard to set things right after millions of its users' passwords were hacked. It is reported that the site is working closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to track down the hackers.

Jun 8, 2012