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The Xperia Z Ultra is a new phablet on the market. This giant from Sony has a 6.4-inch screen in full HD resolution. Consistent with previous rumors, Xperia Z Ultra is the manufacturer's first smartphone that uses the screen technology called Triluminous, which first appeared on the company's upper class HDTVs and later in ultrabooks.

The company Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) is preparing an even greater investment in the development of Firefox OS devices than it was originally announced. Mozilla and Foxconn recently officially announced a collaboration to develop a Firefox OS device.

According to information published in the user guide (PDF document), Samsung is preparing their own version of smart mobile phone Galaxy S4 based on the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor.

After it was announced that their next mobile phone from the highest category will be based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, LG has sent invitations to mysterious event scheduled for August 7th.

HTC has introduced a 5-inch smartphone called Butterfly S with very impressive specifications. The device is based on the quad-core Snapdragon 600 with 1.9 GHz clock speed (higher clock speed than the HTC One) and 2 GB of RAM, while superior components follow through the rest of the smartphone.

nVidia is best known as the maker of heavy duty GPUs although most know about their mobile product Tegra (and the components that go into it). Between these two items nVidia has a very good product portfolio. However, nVidia has not always been limited to GPUs and SoCs. At one time they also developed and manufactured their own Chipsets. These were required to utilize SLI (Scalable Link Interface) that has its roots from 3dfx which nVidia grabbed when they bought the latter. nVidia’s chipset business did not last that long due to a number of reasons and they were eventually forced to let it drop and instead license the right to use SLI out to other companies.

Huawei at the presentation in London officially launched smartphones Ascend P6. The device boasts a stylish design and a very small thickness of only 6.18 mm, while the total weight of the metal casing is 120 grams.

Once upon a time Nokia was a giant in the industry. They towered over everyone even Apple and held the market with their own OS Symbian for a number of years.

Unfortunately as the rest of the world broke into Android and iOS Symbian was quickly forgotten even though it is one of the founders of the smartphone era. Nokia was also no slouch at developing hardware either. They are the holders of a large number of patents (their own inventions too). Still despite all of this Nokia could not hold onto the crown. After a few years trying to make Symbian more relevant they have dropped several rungs in the ladder and now are partnered up with Microsoft as the premier partner for their Windows Phone platform.

Lately, both at Computex, and at E3, AMD demonstrated its efforts to fully dominate the ICT market, especially in terms of hardware designed for gaming computers and consoles. But at yesterday's India Techno Graffiti event they revealed another one of their activities on which we have already heard a lot of rumors, and now is confirmed.

SilverStone company, in addition to various chassis and processor cooler, also offers many other useful accessories. Among them is PowerBank PB03, mobile charger within the company's brand Teratrend.