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HTC One (M8) Duo Camera in action (Video)

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HTC One (M8) Duo Camera is a nice feature. What does it do actually? Check out the official video demo from HTC to find out…

Galaxy S5 Apps (S Note, WatchOn, Calculator, Gear Fit Manager, S Health & S Translator)

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As expected, Samsung Galaxy S4 is getting Galaxy S5 applications like S Note, WatchOn, Calculator, Gear Fit Manager, Galaxy Gear Manager, S Health and S Translator now. Just install them like normal apk. Or wait for Galaxy S5 next month for the actual experience. By the way, you need KitKat TouchWiz ROM in order to use them. Therefore, they should work on Galaxy Note 3 too. S Note Download them here .

Huawei MediaPad M1 – 8″ Tablet with Front Stereo Speakers

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Huawei MediaPad M1 Hands-on Photos It was officially announced during Mobile World Congress where we have managed to get our hands on one. In the hands, it is about the same size as an iPad mini with a 8″ IPS display that’s rather decent with a 1280×800 pixels resolution. On-board it runs on Huawei’s sister company Hi-Silicon Quad-Core processor that’s clocked at 1.6GHz. There’s also 1GB of RAM and 8GB of on-board storage that can be expanded using microSD card. You’ll also get a 5MP camera at the back without any assisted flash and over at the front, there’s a 1MP Camera. The battery has a rather generous 4,800mAh capacity which can be reversed charge like a battery pack to charge your smart phone. That’s not all, there’s 4G LTE and it even lets you make phone calls as well. In the hands, the device is decently built with an aluminium frame but it isn’t as refined when compared to an iPad mini. Video playback experience on the MediaPad M1 is pretty good especially ...

Huawei MediaPad X1. High-end 7″ tablet to take on the Nexus 7

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  Huawei has also announced the high-end MediaPad X1 tablet. Seen as a direct competitor to the Nexus 7 (2013), the MediaPad X1 comes with a high-resolution Full HD 7″ display that does 1920×1200 resolution and runs on a Quad-Core 1.6GHz processor which is the same as the MediaPad M1. In the hands, the build quality is really impressive with a premium aluminium body that’s incredibly thin and light. It feels very compact for a 7 incher thanks to its thin bezel design. Overall it is just 7.2mm thick and weighs just 239 grams. As comparison the iPad mini (with Retina Display) is thicker at 7.5mm while the Nexus 7 is still heavier at 290 grams. It also comes with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage that also can be expanded with microSD. There’s also 4G LTE support and you can actually use this as a phone as it comes with a earpiece speaker at the top. Despite having a rather slim profile, Huawei still manages to cram a 5,000mAh battery into the MediaPad X1. For taking pic...