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ZTE To Launch World’s First Grand S II Smartphone With 4GB RAM

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Medium Publishing Platform Launches First Mobile App For iOS

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Chromecast Steps Outside U.S. For The First Time; Arrives In 11 New Countries

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Goodyear Unveils Faster, Efficient Blimp; First In The Last 45 Years

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Vodafone UK Taking Pre-Orders For Sony Xperia Z2; First 3,000 To Get Free 32-Inch BRAVIA TV

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First Ubuntu-Based Smartphone To Be Shown At MWC; Commercial Availability Within 2014

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HP Launches First Mopria Certified Printer For Seamless Printing From Mobile Devices

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First Update For Windows 8.1 Leaks Online Ahead Of March Release; Brings Meaningful Tweaks For Metro-Style UI

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Microsoft Offers Biggest Discount On First-Gen Surface Pro; Sells For Just $499 While Stocks Last

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Porsche’s First Car Finds Its Way Out, After Disappearing For 116 Years

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World’s First Full-Color 3D Printer Makes Its Debut, But With An Expensive Price Tag

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Leaked Photo Shows Samsung’s First Tizen-Based Smartphone

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BMW Announces Its First Diesel-Powered 7 Series Sedan In The U.S. With An Expensive Price Tag

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Heat Wave Forces Melbourne to Invoke ‘Extreme Heat Policy’ For The First Time at Australian Open

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Facebook Acquires Indian Startup Little Eye Labs To Develop Better Mobile Apps

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Argentines Commemorate Jewish Center Bombing, Demand Justice