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Nokia to cease shipping Symbian-based smartphones
Symbian is dead, and now Nokia is actively killing Symbian-based devices. Symbian is dead, that much we know, but despite that, Nokia was still shipping Symbian phones to smartphone users who would prefer to live in the past.
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Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean finally available for AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 (SGH-I777)
Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update finally comes via Samsung Kies to put Samsung Galaxy S2 users on AT&T out of their ICS misery.
Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update for Sony Xperia Z coming soon?
Sony is reportedly working on the new firmware and the highly-awaited Android update might land any time soon on the Xperia Z.
iOS 7 boasts radical new design, features - All you need to know
Apple officially unveiled iOS 7, the latest update to its operating system, showing off a radical new design and some neat new features, previously unseen on iOS.
Windows Phone Blue screenshots leaked: Notifications center and UI changes are coming
Leaked Windows Phone Blue shows off the much anticipated notification center. Back in 2012, Microsoft claimed the reason why some features were missing from Windows Phone 8 was due to the company running out of time, which means all those missing features would make it in a later update.
New Android malware Obad is most sophisticated yet
Android users beware, a new malware called Obad could steal your personal information and make your life bad... very, very bad.
Apple's extensive testing of OS X 10.9 indicates WWDC release?
A report citing a piece of data from a Webkit bug report, shows that the OS X 10.9 is going through an extensive pre-release testing and the OS X 10.9 Build has already reached 451 builds.
New software update for Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-I9505) fixes storage, smearing issues
The new update lets users of Galaxy S4 (GT-I9505) store apps in microSD card. Samsung's recently released Galaxy S4 smartphone is no doubt a popular device, but the smartphone had arrived with some performance-related issues that the company has tried to fix with a new software update.
Apple releases iTunes 11.0.4, fixes sync bug
The updated iTunes 11.0.4 comes with a bug fix for iTunes Store. Users were experiencing great difficulties in making purchases through iTunes Store as the application keep asking for the password again and again.
Jelly Bean is fastest growing version of Android, controls one-third of Android devices
The latest version of Android, versions 4.1.x and 4.2.x, aka Jelly Bean, now powers 33 percent of devices according to Google, which means it could unseat Gingerbread soon as the top Android OS by the end of the year.
Windows 8.1 tablets powered by Intel Bay Trail processors to cost $199
The price of an Intel powered Windows 8 tablet might soon be so affordable, that anyone could purchase one, without breaking the bank. Windows 8.1 will power these new cost effective tablets along with Intel's new Atom processor code-named Bay Trail.
This is what Apple iOS 7 could look like
Could these pictures be depicting the new look of Apple iOS 7? For the past couple of months, several reports have claimed that Apple is working to redesign iOS, and that users should see these changes when iOS 7 is released.
Apple releases OS X 10.8.4 with improved features
As Apple is expected to release OS X 10.9 during WWDC, OS X 10.8.4 might be the last update for Mountain Lion.
