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Top 5 Smartphones in Market

Top 5 Smartphones 1. Sony Xperia Z1 The new generation of mobiles from the autumn of 2013 beats its predecessors on all accounts. The best one is once again Sony with its Xperia Z1. It is faster, better looking, smarter, and even more waterproof than the previous top model Xperia Z. The only downside is the high weight. 2.Iphone 5s is no revolutionary update of Apple’s top handset. But there are enough news to make it interesting. Good performance and battery life, despite the compact shapes. The new fingerprint logon is really smooth, and new apps in the iOS 7 adds value. 3. Asus New Padphone Asus New Padfone has the same awesome performance and screen quality as the more well-known headphones, and a phone that is simply really good on all counts. However, it has nothing extra, like a better camera or that it is waterproof, but it wins on purity and design. Awaiting the Nexus 5, this is the most Nexus-like you can buy right now. 4.LG G2 LG has...

Apple loses bid to ban Samsung devices in US

Apple loses bid to ban Samsung devices in US: SAN JOSE:Samsung from selling 23 older-model smartphones and tablets that a jury found infringed on patents held by the maker of iPhones and iPads. A US judge has denied Apple's request to permanently ban Judge Lucy Koh said Apple Inc failed to prove that the South Korean company's patent infringement caused irreparable harm to Apple sales. The ruling came as the world's two biggest smartphone makers prepare to go to court again later this month - this time over Apple's allegations that Samsung's newest devices, such as its Galaxy S III, also copied Apple technology. The ruling stemmed from a 2012 verdict in which a jury agreed with Apple that Samsung had infringed touchscreen features. However, Koh on Thursday denied Apple's request for a permanent injunction to stop Samsung from selling the products, saying she was not convinced those features drove consumer demand. Apple has argued in courts, gov...