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Options to pay via mobile phones are nothing new, but it seems that Apple doesn't like any of the current solutions. Instead of supporting some of the existing solutions, the company reportedly decided to develop their very own.

According to the latest information coming from the Motorola's Dennis Woodside, they are currently preparing plans for the first budget smartphone.

Cisco has released the latest report in which they presented the results of research on malware on mobile platforms.

Last year, Panasonic has announced that they will stop the produciton of smartphones due to the permanent losses it generated, but after only a few months  once again information about a possible return of Panasonic smartphones are circulating.

Tablets based on Android with 64-bit Atom processors should arrive on the market in the next quarter, according to Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich at a meeting with analysts. Intel in November demonstrated the first prototype tablet with Android, which was powered by a 64-bit Atom. Of course, even though the 64-bit devices are at the door, it is worth noting that most of the applications at this time are not optimized for the new processors.

Mobile Internet access in Korea becomes even faster. The local mobile operator SK Telecom has announced up to 300 Mbps via 3band LTE-Advanced. For comparison, conventional LTE offers a theoretical approach speed of 75 megabits, while LTE Advanced offers 150 megabits per second.

HP has announced plans to re-enter the market of mobile phones and tablets. As things stand now, there are two models, both designed for the Indian market.

After numerous inscriptions and evidence about violations of privacy by the NSA, two companies have decided to fight back and produce safer smartphone.

According to preliminary tests conducted by the website Tom's Hardware newest Nvidia Tegra SoC chip K1 is better than the competition from Qualcomm and Apple. In the graphical tests, Nvidia Tegra K1 achieved 48 fps, compared to Apple's A7 chip which in the same tests made 38 fps, while Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 was left behind with 24 fps.

A lot of information about Samsung's Galaxy S5 has already leaked to the public, and as it approaches the expected date of its introduction, further details are dropping Many of these are making the new phone more and more interesting. At SamMobile portal that deals exclusively with Samsung technical specifications of the devices that are believed to be final and that we will see on the cell phone during March or April have emerged.