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Google has unveiled its latest android smartphone Nexus 5 and if the images are anything it looks pretty dainty. Just a small piece of advice though: If you are into brands, buy the Nexus 5 (developed with LG). If you are into brains go for Samsung S3 - or keep your Nexus 4, or your trusty iPhone 4 (see price list of Nexus 5: US, UK and India prices below). Also, you have good odds on your old inbuilt RAMs than the SD cards (Shock! Yes, SD cards - those things from the Jurassic park!) Google's android devices love to have. Nonetheless, the smartphone looks quite pretty and sleek. Check out the Nexus 5's looks. The Nexus 5 looks pretty but I think I'll stick with the Nexus 4. The camera is still 8 MP.  The new smartphone comes in black and white and costs $ 349 for a 16GB unlocked version or $399 for 32GB. One consolation though, is that the Nexus 5 is way cheaper than Apple's new iPhones . For example, the iPhone 5c, the cheaper of the two new iPhone

Samsung Electronics is ready to take on the iPhones of the world. The features-rich Samsung Galaxy S4 was unveiled in New York’s Radio City Music Hall earlier and, naturally, one of the most anticipated smartphone devices ever since...um...uh...the iPhone 5 is  ready to hit the mobile market. My sources say that the android device is run on Exynos 5 Octa Processor - that's one bit almost faster than the iPhone 5 - and if the system is anything to consider its potential in the market, Asia is already mighty agog. The device would be released probably simultaneously in the UK and India in April as well, according to reports. So what is all the ado about this newcomer from the Samsung Galaxy stable? In the first place the S4 comes with a display of 4.99” 16M-color Super AMOLED HD capacitive touchscreen. The resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels (441ppi). That's slightly smaller than the Samsung Galaxy SIII but with a bigger and brighter screen. Here it is, isn't it good lookin

(Also, see the Xperia Z's price and date for release here) There is something cool about the imagining/video tech in Sony Mobile's latest smartphone device the Xperia Z. The thing is, I could be biased because I am still a huge Sony Ericsson fan and that inspiration has stayed with me even after SE went off the market.  Anyhow, fan or not, I feel the Xperia Z is probably one of the best of the Xperia stable. There are quite a number of features I believe you'll really think are awesome. What is so cool about the bit? Is it the super-sharp HD display or the indisputably cool image-sensing technology called the 'Exmor RS' - claimed to be the "world's first image sensor for smartphones" - which the phone maker has incorporated as its flagship imaging functionality. Or is it the 'highest' water-resistant build of the Xperia Z that is the selling point?  For all I know, it is not one feature but a combination of all of them that makes Xper