Sony has released new MDR-ZX, MDR-EX models that are designed to be used for smartphones as-well-as music players like iPod and Walkman. It features 40mm drivers that ensure crisp sound over wide range and is capable of blocking 98 percent of ambient sound. There is a microphone built into it so that you can make and answer a call using headphone. Its built in battery can provide up to 13 hours of non-stop wireless music listening with noise cancellation on.
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US Cellular To Reduce Data Plan Prices
Following the suits of Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T, the US Cellular will soon be announcing that it will be reducing the prices of data plans to make them more competitive for both existing and new customers.
This is not a promotional change, so if had a USD 40 monthly plan, you only had 300 MB of shared data but now you will have 1 gigabytes of data to play with. In other words, you will be able to enjoy three times bandwidth at no extra cost.
Samsung Enhances Cloud Print App Security
When we make everything wireless, we also make it more accessible and prone to security breaches and intrusions. Samsung is now seeking to solve this problem when you are making connection with your printer with its new Cloud Print app. Cloud Print, a Samsung initiative is set to launch on Android platform in month of June. The iOS version will be launched shortly thereafter.
500px Revises Prime Royalty Rates
Prices of Prime, a service started by Photography community website 500px have been revised. Now for USD 250, you can get royalty free license to use the original pictures offered on the site.
Galaxy Note 8 N5100 to be released at Mobile World Congress
We have seen traces of Samsung N5100 in the past few months and now, more details have surfaced about the upcoming Samsung phablet. We have received concrete words that N5100 will be called Galaxy Note 8.0 which will join company of N7000, N7100 and N8000 tablets.
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Cheaper Galaxy Note in the works
Rumors are brewing that the Samsung is working on a cheaper version of its Galaxy Note phone. This cheaper version, as expected is said to have a smaller 5 inch screen and less powerful hardware to keep the costs down. The smartphone will come with LCD display instead of Super AMOLED to bring the price further down.