Reporter: Francisco Farrera
Mobile
'Samsung Galaxy S3 vs. iPhone 5: The Biggest Smartphone Battle of 2012 Looms Ahead
Many people that are highly tempted to buy the new Samsung Galaxy S3 are also insecure about whether they should wait for the iPhone 5 or not. Well, deciding which of these two world-leading smartphones is better is a hard task. It is important to remember that, as all other technological devices, smartphones are innovating for a couple of months until something better is introduced. So, no matter how impressive the Samsung Galaxy S3 might look right now, it is almost for sure that the iPhone 5 ...
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Internet / Social Media
'Why Facebook Email Service @facebook.com is Raising a Stink?
If you tend to be very aware of your Facebook status, you have probably already noticed that Facebook surprisingly changed your email contact address to one ending up with "facebook.com." Well, this definitely commercial move has made thousands of users upset. There are shocking amounts of comments, forums and even blogs criticizing Facebook and questioning whether this was a legit move or not.
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'Samsung Galaxy S3: HTC One XXL Threatens to Stand in its Way of Success
Although it might have appeared that HTC was completely defeated with the release of Samsung's Galaxy S3, it now seems like they have a second card up its sleeve. There are many rumors about HTC releasing a new model, the HTC One XXL, which is meant to tear down the market for Samsung and its flagship Galaxy S3.
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Internet / Social Media
'Microsoft Buys Yammer for $1.2 Billion - Why?
Yammer is a well known successful digital company that offers businesses a chance to have private social networks of their own. This allows everyone inside a given company to have better communication, faster response from employees and ease of access to updated data of their interest. It surely sounds like a potential Internet leader and, not surprisingly, has drawn Microsoft's attention, which has decided to acquire it for a whopping $1.2 billion.
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