Saturday, 1 October 2016
Google Pixel: dimensions of 5.5 inches model unveiled
There are only a few days before discovering the new smartphone from Google, the Pixel and Pixel XL. One thing is sure, their launch would not be a surprise. almost all we know about them. A new video rendering further informs us about some of their characteristics. Come discover them together.
Back glass: here is another index of the iPhone 8 that would revive an old look
Although the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus still hot from the oven, a new analyst report already bet the iPhone next year will change design, sporting a rear glass reminiscent of the iPhone 4.
Windows 10 Build 14936: now available for download
Microsoft released Windows 10 build 14936 for PCs and mobile devices registered in the fast ring the Windows Insider program. The new version includes the updated Windows 10 Redstone 2 due to the summer and does not bring all the important features, but continues to improve the overall performance of the operating system in anticipation of the major changes that are prepared for the coming months.
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Software
Google Allo passes 5 million downloads
Google released its chat application Allo on 20 September, which has since received mixed reviews. While the application has been some interesting and useful features, it seems that Google has decided to compromise on security features previously announced, which did not bode well with some Android consumers. However, the application is gaining popularity pretty fast because it just passed the 5 million downloads mark in the Google Play Store.
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Application Mobile
Smartphone Explosion: iPhone 7 too?

But what happens to all smartphone manufacturers which mainly two giants Apple and Samsung. After it has sparked controversy on the canvas with the many cases of explosion of its Galaxy Note 7, it's time for Apple to attract the spotlight with an iPhone 7 which also would have exploded. Info or intox?
Samsung Galaxy S8: a patent reveals the dual-camera configuration
Samsung continues to lead the worldwide recall of its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 7. However, rumors about the next Samsung flagship has already begun to line surface. A patent application filed recently in South Korea refers to a dual-camera configuration on the Galaxy S8.
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