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In September 2010, Nokia announced it had hired Stephen Elop, formerly of Microsoft. In a surprise move, he became the new CEO for the Finland-based mobile phone company.

Google has finally released Android 7.1.1 (Nougat) update for the Nexus 6 smartphone, as expected. The update was released for several Nexus devices and Pixel devices last month.

The Samsung Galaxy X will revolutionise the smartphone market - what does it have in store? Samsung Galaxy X Design & Display: Clamshell Flip-Phone.Samsung Galaxy X Camera

We are about to start the new season, and we have already seen some pretty amazing phones out there. Today we want to present GREAT SMARTPHONES OF 2016, and to let you know why these devices are so excellent. Also, we will prepare for some new starts that we’re expecting by the end of the year. The big task is ahead of us, so let’s start right away! Here’s our list of top ten great smartphones in 2017!

Everyone wants an iPhone, but they aren't cheap. If you want an iPhone but don't want to pay full retail price you can buy another phone or go without. Neither option is very appealing. But there’s a third choice: buying a used iPhone. Used or refurbished iPhones will save you some cash, but are the tradeoffs worth it? If you’re considering buying a used iPhone, here are the things you need to take into account and some suggestions for where to find a bargain.

The new Android models are on their way, so should you hold off your purchase?Let's say that you're eligible for a new phone with your cellular phone provider. Good for you! So, you head out to your local retail store and begin testing out the many different Android models that are available. Depending on what provider you use and what store you go to, you may be a bit overwhelmed with all your choices. So, you decide to head home and check reviews on your short list of Android phones that you like the most.

One out of every three customers will lose or damage their phone within the first year, according to Sprint. In total, this amounts to approximately 60 million cell phones that are lost or damaged every year in the U.S. alone, according to Asurion.