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Say Hello To Ubuntu Phone! Ubuntu , by Canonical, is no more an unknown name. It is your very own popular and convenient computer operating system that is based on Debian Linux distribution. It is fast, free and is used by millions of desktop PC’s, laptops and other clients. Ubuntu offers you all the things that other operating systems do, however it does it more professionally at a faster speed and with better security. Oh, did I not mention, it is free ofcourse. Ubuntu operating system comes with thousands of free apps too, to make your life easier, simpler and more fun. About Ubuntu Phones Ubuntu, announced during CES 2013, will now offer phones with the Ubuntu operating system that has created a revolution in the field of communication and mobile industry. With the Phones, Ubuntu is a popular desktop OS that offers the customers a touch phone interface that works on all sides. It makes extremely good use of all four interfaces to help the customers enjoy and relish th

According to information leaked by Twitter account Xperia_info , Sony 's line of Android tablets will finally see the addition of a new model five months after the current flagship, the Xperia Tablet S, was announced. The new slate is expected to be called the  Sony Xperia Tablet Z   and should offer similar performance to the Sony Xperia Z smartphone that was announced at the Consumer Electronics Show last week in Las Vegas. Tweet by Experia_info The Tablet Z will be larger than its predecessor, moving up to the popular 10.1" form factor used by the Galaxy Tab and the Nexus 10 from 9.4". That display will also see a considerable resolution boost, at 1920 x 1200. While this doesn't match the class-leading Nexus 10, it's still a welcome upgrade from 1280 x 800 and will allow the viewing of Full HD content. The display will be powered by a quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor - the same as you'll find in the Xperia Z smartphone. This will

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