IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (AnandTech) 26/04/2013

Samsung Galaxy S 4 Review - Part 1
It’s no secret that Samsung enjoyed huge success with Galaxy S 3. In many markets, SGS3 was easily the Android handset to beat, even as faster and arguably better hardware became available during the life of its product cycle. Samsung nailed the branding, marketing, and consistency battles with its third generation of Galaxy smartphone, and now we’re a year later and facing down SGS4.

There's always that question about how you follow up something that was wildly successful with another product, and carry over what was good about the previous generation that made it successful. There's no denying that Samsung is in an interesting position here, facing opposition from players desperate to get more market share against the now well-established player that is Samsung. At the same time Galaxy S 4 is by very name an iterative product. How does SGS4 stack up? Read on to find out.

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BlackBerry Q10 Review Roundup; Coming to the U.S. in May for $249
A QWERTY BlackBerry smartphone people may actually want to use again

NHTSA Delivers Distracted Driving Guidelines
This is just Phase 1 of 3

The Most Reliable Windows Notebook is… a MacBook Pro?
New study shows that Apple's 13" MacBook Pro running Boot Camp is the most reliable Windows notebook

AMD Launches $999 Radeon HD 7990 For 4K Gaming
Chipmaker claims card is the world's most powerful GPU

Nintendo Misses Profit Expectations by Half, Sells Only 3.45 Million Wii Us for Fiscal Year
Nintendo expects a profit surge for March 31, 2014 thanks to new games for the Wii U

Another One Bites the Dust: ZTE Caves to Microsoft's Android Licensing Demands
Top Chinese phonemaker will pay Microsoft royalties on its devices

Arrested Hacker Trolls Australian Feds, Claims to be "Leader of LulzSec"
Arrested "hacker" had a flashy desk job; Anonymous laughs at his wild claims

Panasonic Unveils Wi-Fi-enabled Lumix DMC-LF1, DMC-G6
G6 is a single lens mirrorless camera

Samsung Galaxy S IV Reviews: Better Than Its Predecessor, But Most Prefer HTC One
Samsung's flagship device improves in nearly every way, but delivers a tough choice due to its design decisions

Rosewill Looks to Expand U.S. Presence via Distribution Partnership with ASI
ASI will carry a wide range of Rosewill products

Nissan and New York City Launch Leaf EV Taxi Pilot
Electric taxi pilot will be supported with new quick charger installations

Even with Record $7.1 Billion in Q1 Wireless Service Revenue, Sprint Still Posts Loss
Despite record wireless income, Sprint still posts a loss

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Thursday, April 25, 2013

IT News Head Lines (AnandTech) 26/04/2013

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