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The Xperia™ S.
Snap, share and view life’s greatest hits on the crisp, clear 4.3 HD touchscreen. Escape into blockbuster movies, hit music and PlayStation® games. It’s all a few clicks away with the Sony Entertainment Network on your Xperia™ S smartphone. But don’t keep all the fun to yourself – share it on your TV, straight from your HD mobile. *Sony Entertainment Network with Video Unlimited and Music Unlimited are not available in every market. Hands on: Motorola Atrix 2 review
The original Motorola Atrix smartphone was a powerful device that doubled as a pseudo laptop or AV centre – you could connect it to an HDTV in your living room or the LCD on your desk and run a Linux variant with full keyboard and mouse.
Best iPhone utilities apps
The iPhone is a hugely useful piece of technology to have in your pocket. It can help organise your life in so many different ways. Just by itself, there is plenty of functionality there to make your daily goings on a lot easier. Without apps however you will never truly approach German levels of efficiency? Below is a selection of apps designed to speed up your life and take proper advantage of the tools that your iPhone can offer. Get yourselves downloading?
Samsung Galaxy S3 Rumours
The Samsung Galaxy S III is one of the biggest gadgets of 2012. With its predecessor topping the Android charts in the previous year and pretty much sweeping up all the best mobile phone awards it could find, it’s of little surprise that the world has its ears like a safe cracker to the web for news about the next member of this highly acclaimed super-smartphone dynasty.
Android malware
A piece of Android malware has been discovered that steals money by giving itself root access then connecting to a botnet to make premium rate texts and calls.
The malware has been named RootSmart by the research team led by Xuxian Jiang, assistant professor of NC State University’s department of computer science.




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