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News is surfacing that Apple’s biggest rival Samsung are soon to launch a new watch that will allow you to browse the Internet and make phone calls. Apple and Samsung will battle each other out on a whole new level. The Samsung watch is set to be called the Galaxy Gear and will be released on September 4th at the IFA, the annual technology trade fair in Europe. The watch will run on Google Android, this will allow you to download apps , browse the Internet and use email. Samsung are set to launch a whole range of wearable technology, great news for gadget geeks! It is speculated that health orientated gadgets will soon be released from Samsung also. Samsung Galaxy Gear Apple have also been engineering their own iWatch . However, it is not expected to be revealed until later in the year. Rumors are circulating that Apple have encountered challenges with usability, screen size and battery life. It aims to have the same sort of function as the Galaxy Gear. The first reports of

Asus   always come up with the coolest multi-functional products. The best example is probably the PadFone - the phone that fits inside a tablet that comes with a stylus that's also a  Bluetooth headset  - but their latest big reveal is pretty incredible as well. It's called the Asus Transformer Book Trio , and as the name suggests it has three rather different operating modes. So to start off, we've got what looks to be a normal laptop computer, running Windows 8 on a new Intel Core i7 Haswell processor . There's a nice full HD 11.6-inch display with 10 finger touch support. And that's pretty cool by itself, but it gets  way  cooler. Flip a switch, and the Trio will swap to running Android instead, running off an entirely separate Intel Atom processor . Storage between the two modes is shared too, so you can edit a document on Windows then send it off on Android. So that's pretty cool, but it's not the only way that the Trio is crazy-awesome.

HTC's latest flagship phone is called the HTC One . It is a gorgeous smartphone with a host of innovative features and functionality that provide a rich Android experience. Until now, the Taiwanese manufacturer has been struggling to come up with a device that can match the popularity of the flagship Samsung Galaxy handsets. However, the company's latest handset is all set to change that as it has amazing hardware and features which can stand up against any other smartphone in the market. Let us find out how the phone fares in key departments. Networks: The HTC One offers many options on this front. Users can operate this phone on any GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 2G network, HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 3G network or high-speed 4G LTE network by inserting a microSIM card provided by network carriers. In the US, the phone will be available through T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint. Design: On the design front, the HTC One is a step ahead of its competition thank

CES 2013 has just begun and there will be exciting unveilings every day until it ends. The first company to throw in the first splash of surprise is Lenovo . This is not what we expected. However, Lenovo is spreading its roots in the smartphone market by unveiling new smartphones at the CES 2013. Lenovo has unveiled three smartphones which can fit all tastes and budgets. IdeaPhone S720 is the entry level phone and the IdeaPhone S890 and P770 are the high-end phones with advanced features. IdeaPhone S720 The specs are satisfying and it runs on Android 4.0 ICS . As most other entry level phones come packed with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, this is a far better option compared to the other devices. It is pre-loaded with audio software from Dolby and the audio speakers are great. IdeaPhone S720 is designed for more multimedia tasks than others and the 4.5 inch qHD IPS display supports long videos complementing the other features for video watching. It also sports a 1.2GHz dual cor

Neowiz officially launched the game for iOS and Android, in-cordination with Olympics officials.This game allows owners of Apple's iPhone and iPad devices,as well as a host of Android hardware users to enjoy the Olympics Spirit.

Being on the move with a smartphone has made it obvious that we need some form of entertainment – befitting that of such a device. There has been a flurry of activity among game developers trying to churn out game after game to please the users. Let’s take a look at 10 games that really made it mainstream.