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In Pictures: Watch out for these smartwatches
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IN PICTURES: LG unveils cinema 3D video wall in NZ
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LG HQ raided in tax probe
South Korean prosecutors have raided LG Group's head office as part of a probe into alleged tax evasion.
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Smartphone sales grow as Apple dominates Samsung in premium market
Apple continues dominance in the premium segment of the smartphone market with its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models.
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Eyes on the smartphone horizon as Microsoft Lumia sales plummet
Juniper Research estimates that the number of smartphone shipments reached 342.5 million in Q3 2015, with a slowed y-o-y growth of 8.4 percent.
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IN PICTURES: LG NZ launches new 4K Ultra HD OLED TV in Wellington
LG New Zealand unveils the 4K Ultra HD OLED TV in Wellington, with the TV set to be available for sale in selected stores around the country.
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Ten scary hacks I saw at Black Hat and DEF CON
Security researchers and hackers gathered in Las Vegas over the past week to show off and learn about the latest vulnerabilities that affect devices and software that the world relies on every day. Black Hat and DEF CON, the world's top security conferences, did not disappoint.
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Dell out in front as global PC monitor market slumps
"IDC expects the trend of declining PC monitor shipments to continue for the near term."
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iPad sales hit hard as Microsoft leads 2-in-1 market fightback
“Although the tablet market is in decline, 2-in-1's are certainly a bright spot."
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Dell, Samsung and Lenovo record encouraging PC monitor growth despite market struggles
"Shipments were also bolstered by high volumes of renewals for devices still running Windows XP in both the public and private sectors."
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Can the Apple Watch take down Samsung, LG, Sony and co?
Will the Apple Watch be anything more than the ultimate iPhone Accessory?
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Samsung and Apple surge ahead in semiconductor buys as market dependency continues
"Their decisions have considerable technology and pricing implications for the whole semiconductor industry."
