128 GB Meizu MX3 goes on sale in China

Meizu unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the MX3 a while ago. Back then, the company had also announced the availability of the 128GB model along with the 16, 32 and 64GB versions. The 128GB model of the Meizu MX3, is the first smartphone to feature such an extensive internal storage (although 128GB was achievable with the help of a microSD slot earlier), is now available in China for a price of CNY3,999 (about $660).
However, the 128GB variant of the Octa-core smartphone works only on the TD-SCDMA networks, which means that the device will be functional only on the Chinese mobile networks for now.

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Mitsubishi Reveals Multi-modal Character-Input Interface For Chinese Language Car Navigation Systems

Mitsubishi has just announced that they will be offering a multi-modal character-input interface for Chinese language car navigation systems, targeting such next generation systems. This human-machine interface (HMI) is able to accepts not only QuanPin but ShuangPin input as well through the use of PinYin phonetic symbols. Apart from that, it is also able to recognize handwriting and audible commands, giving you a grand total of four input modes.

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Google Has To Cough Up $17 Million In Fines Due To Anti-Tracking Snafu With Safari

Google, the most popular search engine to date, is also a company that is sitting on piles of cash, so to hear that they have to pay $17 million in fines because they have bypassed Safari's anti-tracking feature by placing tracking cookies on users' machines without prior permission, is but a drop in the bucket for them. Still, that is a lot of money to most people, and this bit of news was recently announced. As part of the final settlement with a Federal Court, Google has to fork out $17 million, in addition to a separate FTC fine of $22.5 million from last year, to 37 states in the US as well as the District of Columbia.

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Why Android 4.4 went with white (and why we can no longer see network activity in the status bar)

With Android 4.4 KITKAT, Google brought a ton of changes. Most of those were new features and under-the-hood goodness, but Google also brought a few significant aesthetic changes that had some people a little uneasy. For starters, they eliminated the blue and decided that white was going to be the one, and only, color for things like keyboard text, status bar text and icons, and the trace trail inside the keyboard. Another key change Google made was moving the network status indicators from the status bar to within the quick settings toggle menu.

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Kronoz ZeWatch Arrives At The FCC

Smartwatches seem to be growing to be a popular device purchase for many a gadget enthusiast, although it has yet to make that kind of mainstream impact as with a smartphone. After all, how many of you would say that your life would be totally different without a smartwatch. Surely many of us would claim that life without a smartphone would be extremely difficult to go through, but not so with a smartwatch. Well, we have seen some smartwatches go through our "radar" in the past, and this time around, here is yet another potential model that ought to arrive soon, especially when you consider how it has already arrived over at the FCC.

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Amazon Rolls Out Kindle Fire OS 3.1 With BYOD Support, More

Amazon released its latest Kindle Fire just last week called the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9, which includes a neat feature that allows its users to chat with a member of the company's live support team through a "Mayday" button. As such, Amazon has rolled out an update to its tablet software that was specifically designed for its latest tablets. Amazon's Fire OS 3.1 update will now allow better support for work places that have a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) environment as it allows Kindle Fire HD and HDX owners to use secure Wi-Fi network support and native virtual-private networking (VPN) software.

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Data centre experts call for industry unity to manage increasing demand for cloud-based services

London, UK – November 18th – Rapidly escalating demand for cloud services and computing capacity is placing excessive pressure on the data centre industry, experts have warned.

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