Windows Phone 8 Cortana voice assistant rumored for this April

Like Siri but sassier

Soon Windows Phone 8.1 users may get the chance Master Chief, in their head at least, when the Cortana voice assistant arrives to Nokia Lumia devices this April.

Infamous MS insider, MSFT reports that Microsoft's rival Siri voice companion, Cortana will launch into beta this April on Lumia for US developers. What's more, Jen Talyor, the voice of Cortana in the Halo videogame series, will lend her vocals as the smartphone assistant.

We don't know if Cortana will be her sassy self on phones, but this April release lines up with the expected Windows Phone 8.1 update. Soon after it's supposedly going to come wrapped into the iPhone Bing app this fall in the US.

Xbox One and Windows 8.1 PC users will get Cortana next in 2015 with Threshold. After that it seems the voice assistant will reach other English speaking shores for the remainder of 2015 year and into 2016.

In the interim, MSFTnerd says speech recognition improvements have already shipped out in the Bing Translator app for Windows.

Kinect intelligence

The Cortana voice assistant made her first appearance last September as a rumored app, but this is the first time we've heard it was coming to anything other than Windows phones.

On mobiles Cortana is reported to be a faster way of changing settings. The assistant could also be smart enough to anticipate appointments and automatically map out the route for users.

These features could be easily replicated and useful on Windows 8.1 computers, but who knows what sort of smarter Kinect integration Microsoft has cooking up for Xbox One.

Even with insider information, were going to take these rumors with a grain of salt until we can hear Cortana on our Windows phones.

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LG Optimus F3Q with sliding QWERTY press image leaks out

A press image of an upcoming LG smartphone with sliding hardware QWERTY got posted on Twitter by @evleaks. The entry-level Android handset is headed to T-Mobile US as LG Optimus F3Q.

Alleged specs of the Optimus F3Q include a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU (likely a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 as in the non-QWERTY LG Optimus F3), 4” WVGA (800 x 480 pixels) display, 5MP camera unit, LTE connectivity, and 2,460mAh battery. The smartphone is said to boot Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.

There is no word on pricing and availability of the LG Optimus F3Q just yet. We doubt it will be a long wait before an official announcement comes out from the Big Magenta.

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LG G Flex pre-orders begin on Sprint in the United States

Sprint Wireless in the United States opened the pre-order books for the curved LG G Flex. The 6” top-end Android phablet is priced at $299.99 with a two-year contract.

Customers who pre-order the quirky handset can expect to have it in their hands by January 31. Pre-orders of the device will ship with a free QuickWindow Folio Case by LG, valued at $59.99.

The LG G Flex will be available to purchase from the carrier’s retail stores on February 7. Its commitment-free price is set at $649.99.

The curved LG phablet will also be available on AT&T and T-Mobile in the United States. Both carriers should announce their own pricing and availability any moment now.

You can check out our extensive LG G Flex review over here.

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Vodafone confirms 'intermittent' network fault

At least you can still tweet...

Vodafone has confirmed to TechRadar that some users may be experiencing problems with their service this afternoon.

There's definitive reason as yet for this outage, nor a timescale for a fix, but when asked we were given the following statement from a spokesperson:

"We know that some customers may be experiencing intermittent issues when using their phone this afternoon. The issue will not affect all customers and we're working hard to resolve this. We apologise for any inconvenience."

All a-Twitter

NCGNetworks, a B2B telecoms provider tweeted: "Vodafone have a nationwide issue sporadically causing problems with voice, data and SMS services. Engineers are working on it."

Anecdotal evidence seems to suggest these issues can range from not being able to send to a text to not being able to pick up any signal at all.

Vodafone has promised us an update soon, and we'll bring you any changes as they happen.

Here's hoping that the problems aren't as severe as in 2011, when some little blighter broke into the Basingstoke site and stole the important bits needed to broadcast a signal...

Source : http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-and-communications/mobile-phones/vodafone-confirms-intermittent-network-fault-1215965

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Sony Xperia E1 and Xperia T2 Ultra to hit the UK this spring

Even though Sony didn't shed any light on the pricing and availability of the newly announced affordable Xperia E1 and mid-range phablet Xperia T2 Ultra, some information on their UK arrival became available.

According to a UK retailer's inside source, the Xperia E1 will be hitting the shelves across Britain in March. Sony Xperia E1 is already available for pre-order in Germany and it should go for €139 for the single-SIM model, and €149 for the dual-SIM version. This means the UK price should be around £120 or less.

The Sony Xperia T2 Ultra hasn't popped up yet on any retailer for pre-order, but rumor has it that the phablet won't cost more than €400 (about £330). According to the same inside source, the Xperia T2 Ultra will hit the UK in April.

So, the premieres of both gadgets are upon us, though we hope Sony comes up with better pricing for the Xperia T2 Ultra phablet. The already available, better equipped Xperia Z Ultra costs about €470 which isn't far off Xperia T2 Ultra's projected price tag.

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Vodafone suffering nationwide service issues affecting calls, texts and data

Are you experiencing problems with your Vodafone service?

The UK's Vodafone network appears to be suffering from nationwide service problems, which have impacted customers' ability to make calls, send and receive texts and use data services.

Users have taken to Twitter in droves to complain about the issues while the down detector website currently displays 738 reports of service problems at 1pm UK time on Thursday.

Vodafone is yet to officially comment on the reports, but NCGNetworks, a B2B telecoms provider tweeted: "Vodafone have a nationwide issue sporadically causing problems with voice, data and SMS services. Engineers are working on it."

We've reached out to Vodafone for an update and will update this story when a response is forthcoming.

Ironically, the outage comes on the same date Vodafone demanded the right to publish government security requests in order to provide the public with a greater sense of transparency.

More to follow on this breaking story...

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Screenshots reveal Nokia Normandy user interface

Fresh Nokia Normandy information made the rounds on Twitter thanks to @evleaks. The latest pieces of the puzzle are a couple of screenshots revealing the potential user interface of the phone. With live photos and press renders out and about, the Normandy looks to be a real deal after all.

The screenshots reveal what looks to be homescreen and notification area of the Normandy. The left screenshot is the homescreen, which is reminiscent of the Windows Phone 8 live tiles. At first, we were suspicious if this is Android at all, but the BBM app icon gave it away. The tiles look to be configurable and can either take a third of the screen (three on a row), or two thirds, like the Photo tile on the third row.

The notification area, which is on the right side of the photo, is a cross between standard Android notification area and the app launcher. There are alerts for the alarm clock, calendar, Skype, missed calls, gallery and SMS. In a true Android fashion, some of them are expandable, too, like the calendar, gallery, phone and SMS texts. They also give you quick action shortcuts with contextual menus for each notification.

Below the photo @evleaks states that there are "two ways to interact with Normandy", which could mean that those are the only two screens from the whole Android users are going to get. That's highly unlikely though, as it looks like those are two different views of the same thing - the homescreen with tile and list modes.

You can also see that the Nokia Normandy is going to be available in a dual SIM version, as shown in the status bar.

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Huawei announces 2013 financial results, revenue grows by 8%

Huawei has revealed today its annual financial report on the past year. The company has had another great year and has ended 2013 with 8% higher global revenue compared to 2012.

The total global revenue reported by Huawei is CNY 238 billion ($39.6 billion) - that's 8% increase over 2012 when the global sales went as high as CNY 220.2 billion.

The operating profit is expected to range between CNY 28.6 billion ($4.72 billion) and CNY 29.4 billion ($4.85 billion). There is still no info on the net profit, but it should be higher than it was in 2012 too.

More than 75% of the revenue in 2013 (5% more than 2012) came from provided services to 50 of the world's top telecommunication operators. Meanwhile Huawei has invested in R&D more than $5.4 billion and has committed to invest further $600 million to 5G network development by 2018.

Huawei has already launches its global expansion and in 2012 year 66% of Huawei's revenue came from outside its homeland China. This year Huawei is expected to popularize its name with new octa-core processor, flagship and mid-range lineups and more Windows Phone handsets.

Source : http://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_announces_2013_financial_report_revenue_grows_by_8-news-7582.php

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The latest Nokia Normandy leak brings possible launch date with it

The rumours are hotting up (credit: Evleaks)

It's beginning to seem a lot like Nokia's Android-based smartphone will launch at MWC 2014.

Currently going by the moniker Normandy, the handset is expected to land with a heavily Nokia-ified version of Android just as the Amazon Kindle Fire range come with a Amazon-heavy version of the software.

The latest shots of the interface come from @evleaks, the scourge of mobile secret keepers everywhere.

The images show two different ways to have your homescreen set up - one is very Windows Phone-ish with tiles laid out in a grid formation, the other is more like a traditional Android layout.

The icons are very similar to (although not exactly the same as) some leaked screens we saw earlier in January, and some of the imagery is along the same lines of Evleaks' own recent leak too. That doesn't mean they're legit - it's just as likely that an internet prankster is as up to date on the rumours as we are.

Sleuthin'

As PocketNow points out, the images look a bit like they could be press shots. If they are, then the calendar reading Tuesday 25 could be something of a launch date clue.

Know when the next Tuesday 25 is? February 2014. Know what's on that week? Oh, just a little show known as Mobile World Congress. Convenient.

Credit: @evleaks on Twitter

• Let's talk about what else we're expecting from MWC 2014

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Samsung's first Tizen phone looks like it's very, very close

Tizen's not quite ready to show its face, but it's coming

Samsung's first commercial Tizen handset is getting closer. In fact, it's just been certified in Japan under the name SC-03F.

However, according to Japanese media outlet SankeiBiz, the phone's announcement has been postponed by mobile carrier NTT docomo.

SankeiBiz says the announcement of a Samsung-built Tizen OS phone was originally meant to happen on January 16 but that's now been pushed back, with no reason given.

En-tizing

Rumours are rife that Tizen isn't ready to be shown off to the public just yet, although Phonearena speculates that another reason might be that Samsung is unhappy with NTT docomo after the carrier launched the iPhone 5S.

Samsung is rumoured to be showcasing a Tizen phone just before MWC 2014 and there's a chance this could be that very handset.

For now, Samsung isn't looking to launch its Tizen phones in the West - or at least not in the US. But who knows if that will change down the line. It just needs to get the OS off the ground for now.

And with word that Samsung has a Windows Phone 8 handset in the pipeline - and of course a bunch of other Android phones - 2014 could be a year of juggling multiple operating systems.

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Get marathon fit with your smartphone: the 10km

It's time to topple that 10K

If the New Year has inspired you to get fighting fit, then you've hit the right page. Technology has the tools to help you get in the shape of your life but it's not easy to know which product is right for your goals.

We've enlisted the help of T3.com Editor-in-chief and ultra runner Kieran Alger to put together a four-part guide to help you uncover everything you need to go from couch slouch to marathon finisher.

You're now officially a runner. Not a jogger, a fully fledge race-experienced runner. With you 5km medal hanging on the back door it's time to take on the 10km. So, how can your phone help you step up?

Preparing to run a 10km is going to mean one thing for sure, more running. You'll be out there pounding the pavements more often, going further and experiencing different types of training run for the first time.

It can be a daunting gear change and this is where some people can find it tough to stay motivated and boredom free.

• Missed a bit? Part 1 | Part 2

Apps like Endomondo Pro and Adidas MiCoach are perfect for setting up training plans, taking the guesswork out of preparing to run 10km, but motivation and enjoyment are also vital as you strive to get race ready.

Luckily there are a whole host of other apps that can help keep the hunger alive.

Best motivational running apps

Runnit - Free, iOS

What if we told you there was an app that let you earn rewards for each mile run? From coffee to clothing, Runnit rewards your efforts out there on the streets. You simply select a challenge, do the miles and pick up your goodies.

Polar Beat - Free, Android and iOS

Polar Beat is an easy way to unlock the power of Polar's running and fitness tracking without the need for a watch. Pair it with the Polar H6 or H7 heart rate sensor and you get real-time graphical and voice guidance to keep you running at the right intensity.

Keeping your effort levels right means you can avoid the negative effects of over training, one of which is that horrible feeling that you're not enjoying the run. It can also tell you how to run to help your body recover from tougher sessions earlier in the week.

iMapmyrun - Free, Android and iOS

This hugely popular running app has all the usual GPS run tracking tricks up it's iOS and Android sleeves but it has one very useful function on top of that, it lets you search exsiting routes near you. There are well over 36,000 routes logged, offering a great way to keep your training runs fresh.

Strava Run - Free, Android and iOS

If competition is what keeps you motivated, then Strava Run is a great app for you. Just like the cult cycling version of the app, Strava Run lets you find and compete for the fastest times on routes near you. It's the ultimate way to add a competitive edge to those otherwise potentially dull training runs.

Upbeat Workouts for Runners

Making the perfect running playlist can be tricky, particularly if you want to do clever things like match the music to your training intensity. Upbeat Workouts for Runners takes the pain out of that process, calculating your stride-per-minute (SPM) rate and finds a song on your iPhone with corresponding beats-per-minute. If you pick up the pace or slow down, the song selection changes.

Perfect for motivation during for interval runs and for runners working at holding a steady pace over distance.

Helpful running sites

Training runs explained

Now that your ambitions are more serious, you'll start to hear words like fartlet, tempo and interval. These are all different types of training runs you should look to build into your plan in order to get the full all-round package of building strength, endurance and speed.

The running experts at Competitor.com have put together a great guide to help explain.

Run your fastest 10km

Great tips from running experts over at Men's Health that'll help you not just complete the 10km, but do it in a double-quick time.

How to run when you don't really want to

Getting out there running is easier than you think but if you're finding it hard to make that first step, here are a few handy running tips to help you banish those pre-run doubts.

Essential Reading: E-books to help you run better

The Art of Running Faster

Julian Goater and Don Melvin

This is a nitty-gritty book that aims to make you a faster runner. It delivers detailed training advice, hints on how to avoid injury and tonnes of inspirational advice to help you hit that PB.

Run Fat Bitch Run

Ruth Field

This is a great read for anyone who's ever tried to run and failed to 'get into it'. It offers up a no-nonsense, nowhere-to-hide approach to becoming a runner and losing weight as a result.

It comes with a complete six week plan for absolute beginners and a whole load of straight forward wisdom to help break down the barriers to success. There's a definite female focus but the "eat clean, run more" philosophy for leading a healthy life is well made.

Part 4 of our "Get marathon fit with your smartphone" series will be online soon and will help you in the last step of begging a fully fledged marathon runner. In the meantime, good luck!

Source : http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-and-communications/mobile-phones/get-marathon-fit-with-your-smartphone-the-10km-1215475

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Sony will release Android 4.3 for the SP, T, TX and V this month

Owners of the Sony Xperia SP, Xperia T, Xperia TX and Xperia V have grown impatient waiting for their Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update and have pressured Sony to release more information. As a result, Sony has announced on one of its Twitter accounts, that its currently undergoing final preparations and will start rolling the update from the end of January through early February.

The update will commence at different times for all regions and carriers. The Sony Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR and Tablet Z were already graced by Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, but the waiting of their lower standing siblings is now almost over too. The update brings various changes and additional features, which you can check out here.

As for those awaiting for Sony to move on to Android 4.4 KitKat - we have no new information. Back in November, the company said that the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia Z1, Xperia Z Ultra and the Xperia Tablet Z will be in the queue to get the latest 4.4 KitKat update. The Sony Xperia ZR and Xperia SP have also been revealed to be under consideration for an update to KitKat, but we don't know if they've made the cut just yet.

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Samsung has sold 10 million Galaxy Note units in Korea

Samsung has just passed a milestone in its domestic market - South Korea. The manufacturer has achieved 10 million Samsung Galaxy Note units sold in its home country.

The milestone was achieved in just three years since the inception of the pen-equipped Galaxy Note in September 2011 at the IFA show in Berlin. Back then the device was met with a lot of criticism over its huge size, but also gained a lot of fans and started the phablet boom that took the market by storm.

It was followed by the much improved in terms of raw power Samsung Galaxy Note II and finally the phablet to beat today - the Galaxy Note 3. There are many phablets available in the market, the exclusive S Pen and highly functional TouchWiz still make the Note 3 king of the hill.

Globally things are even more impressive - just the first two generations of the Galaxy Note were enough for the sales to reach the 38 million mark and now the number sits at well above 50 million.

In celebration of the 10 million sold units in South Korea Samsung is holding a special event spanning from January 17 through February 7 where domestic customers can win some cool prizes - check the source link for more details.

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Nokia's Android phone gets snapped yet again

Could it be coming? (credit: Vizileaks)

Despite Nokia's device and services division now being owned by Microsoft, Nokia's Android handset, the 'Normandy' as it's currently known, just won't go away.

Today we've got a photo that's purportedly of the back of the handset, posted to Twitter by Vizileaks, along with the caption 'and the waiting game begins...'

The picture looks a lot like some earlier images we've seen of the phone, though in fairness it could just as easily be a new Lumia, with its bright red, curved plastic shell.

This comes just days after getting a glimpse of the Normandy's screen, complete with what could be a modified version of Android 4.4.

The phone that wouldn't die

It seems a little odd for Nokia to still be working on the phone now that it's owned by Microsoft, yet far from dying the rumour just keeps on growing and an Android phone could help the Finnish firm snaffle some more market share.

If somehow the Normandy does make it into shops it might not be something to get too excited about though, as rather than going toe to toe with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S4 it's thought to be a rather low end handset with a 5MP camera and 854 x 540 display.

• If you're looking for a Nokia phone that you can actually buy you could do worse than the Lumia 1520

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Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7.0

We're not saying that Samsung has announced the same tablet four times in a row but it's hard to deny that the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7.0 is almost the same as the regular Tab 3 7.0, which in turn was almost the same as the Tab 2 7.0, itself quite similar to the Tab 7.0 Plus.

Well, here go the specs. Again. The Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7.0 has a 7" screen of WSVGA resolution (1,024 x 600 pixels) and a dual-core 1.2GHz processor (unknown chipset) with 1GB RAM. The tablet runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, has 8GB of storage and a microSD card.

This is where things start to deviate a bit – the rear camera is a 2MP units instead of 3.15MP and there's no front-facing camera. The tablet is a bit thinner at 9.7mm (down from 9.9mm) but is taller and wider by 5mm. It's also a few grams heavier, despite the "lite" name.

More importantly, the battery capacity is down to 3,600mAh, which is phablet territory (the Huawei Ascend Mate has 4,050mAh battery). Samsung is promising up to 8 hours of video playback, but we'll believe it when we see it.

At least the connectivity seems intact – there's optional 3G (HSPA+, 21Mbps down, 5.76Mbps up), Wi-Fi b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth 4.0 and USB 2.0. There's also a GPS + GLONASS receiver.

The Android OS version is getting a little old, but you do get Dropbox (no explicit mention of the 50GB bonus ,though) and Polaris Office.

Samsung's press release makes no mention of price, which would be the real reason for the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7.0 to exist alongside the regular Tab 3 7.0. There's no mention of a launch date either, just that the tablet will be available globally in black and white.

Update: Polish site X-kom is offering the Tab 3 Lite 7.0 on sale for PLN 800, which works out to $260 / €190 / £160. If that's the actual price of the tablet, there might be better, cheaper options (from the likes of Asus, Acer and HP). Via

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Samsung Galaxy S5 will have improved Jedi-like gestures

Air View could be getting an upgrade.

As if there weren't already enough reasons to be excited about the Samsung Galaxy S5 it now looks like it will have improved hovering recognition range.

According to ETNews, industry sources claimed that Synaptics, the company behind the hovering technology on the Samsung Galaxy S4, are working on a "touch solution", which will allow your finger to be further from the screen when using Air Gestures and Air View.

On the S4 these features allow you to perform simple actions on screen by waving your hand across the device, or hovering a finger over something like an image to see a larger preview.

Fine print

The improvements should also benefit the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, as they allow the screen to recognise a finer pen point, allowing for more intricate writing and drawing with a stylus.

The source additionally claimed that the manufacturing cost of the technology will be lowered, so hopefully we won't see too much of a price hike in the next wave of flagship handsets.

Samsung has long been a pioneer in the development of alternate ways to interact with your phone, be it Air Gestures or eye scanners, so this news isn't particularly surprising, but anyone interested in the next generation of finger-hover technology should be able to get their hands on (or off) it soon.

• Check out all the latest news and rumours about the Samsung Galaxy S5

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LG G Flex's screen may be in for a bumpy ride

Is this what we have to look forward to from flexible phones? (credit: Korea Times)

The LG G Flex is designed to be flexible, as highlighted by its curved display. But it seems that excessively bending the device can lead to small bumps developing on the screen.

It could be a common issue too, as according to an electronics salesclerk who spoke to the Korea Times, all of the LG G Flex handsets that he'd seen had come with small bumps. Thankfully it doesn't look like the problem has any impact on the handset's performance.

LG is aware of the issue and released a statement to the Korea Times saying that "because key components inside the G Flex such as the glass cover, OLED display, battery and frame are elastic, excessive or frequent force that flattens the device may produce bumps. The issue has no relation to the performance and quality of the device."

Flattening out

The good news is that the bumps are temporary and should disappear over time, or if you'd rather not wait you can even just push down on them and that should solve the problem.

If the thought of a bumpy screen hasn't put you off the LG G Flex, you can now pre-order it for a hefty sum.

• The future's bright, the future's flexible.

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Microsoft exec confirms co-marketing with partners

It turns out the pinch of salt was only half needed – lead of communications for Microsoft Frank X. Shaw confirms the company does indeed have monetary deals in place with phone makers over Windows Phone. He, however, calls the quoted dollar amounts "complete fiction".

reality check. Do we do co-marketing with partners? You bet! But these numbers are complete fiction! http://t.co/Hfq7dtk9u1

— Frank X. Shaw (@fxshaw) January 16, 2014

The deal is called "co-marketing" so the money is presumably to help makers promote their Windows Phone rather than develop them. Does that mean the money is less than the rumored numbers?

We'll probably have to wait on quarterly reports for any concrete, official numbers. Just look for the term "co-marketing" to pop up in the revenue statements.

You'll also notice Mr. Shaw didn't comment on which companies are in on the deal. Was that an acknowledgment or maybe he just didn't want to give too much away? Guess we'll have to wait for those reports to know more about that too.

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