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Galaxy S 5 improvements, Microsoft's Cortana, US LG G Flex launch & more - Pocketnow Daily

2014-01-16
Microsoft disputes the rumors of them paying 1 billion dollars to attract Windows Phone OEMs the LG G flex has become pre-orders in the United States sort of numbers have already begun of the Sony Xperia z2 I'm high memory that I and it's starting to get cold I'll probably skip a beer and just get some scotch this is pocket now daily let's watch lay off with some official news as print has already begun pre-orders for the LG G flex first carry in the United States though obviously not the biggest one but it turns out for 299 after 2-year contractor 650 without a contract which is really not crazy you get the LG G flex in the next coming weeks and you can expect it in retail as a februari 7th now on another news LG has also announced the g two and limited edition red and gold and it's not as glossy as the black and white models that we had so let's hope that comes to the united states as well now it's not about Samsung as the company is reportedly working on bringing us better hovering sensitivity for their galaxy lineup in 2014 this is coming on the galaxy s5 and the company behind the cysts and nap takes and apparently we're getting a better sense for more sensitivity and even passive s pen input which is something that I would rather see in action than really understand but even though we're getting this in the galaxy s 5 and galaxy note 4 we just wonder how much do you actually use hovering gestures because I turn them all off now let's talk about Sony those of you interested in buying the Sony Xperia z1 I think you should probably wait as we get new reports of the Sony Xperia z2 being announced at mwc in the next couple of weeks which we will be there covering live we are getting a beefier processor more RAM and just about everything a bigger screen as well but the biggest question aside from android 4.4 kitkat is how Wells the Sony plan to differentiate this phone aside from the fact that it needs a US carrier so stay tuned for that and see what we get that's how about Microsoft has a lot of us are becoming impatient with Windows Phone 8.1 it hasn't been released yet we get more reports on what to expect for their voice assistant we know it's going to be called Cortana we know it's based on halo but now apparently we're getting the voice of one of these halo characters to service Cortana which is an interesting report since I don't know any other way that curtain should work but apparently that's what we're getting we just don't know it actly when you'll be able to see this we're expecting a demo at MWC 2014 so cross your fingers and finally for the interesting news of the day Microsoft has decided to come clear about all the rumors of them spending a billion dollars to attract OEMs for windows phone 8 it turns out Frank Shaw just came on Twitter for Microsoft saying no they haven't spent that much amount of money even though they bought Microsoft all they've done is coming to these contractual marketing agreements which do make sense even though Microsoft's ad company is terrible but anyways that leads you to the question of the day why do you think that Windows Phone has taken so long to take off with so much money being dumped into the platform in my particular case honestly everybody that I asked about Windows Phone what did I think they find a daunting they don't like it and we could see that in Windows 8 a lot of people don't like the Metro UI tell you why as a minimalistic and beautiful as Microsoft wants you to believe it is and I know a lot of us like it I like it but a lot of people don't be average user don't so leave us a comment down below why do you think this is and friends you know the drill if you want to get the news earlier before this video is filmer tree follow us on pocketnow comment subscribe to our youtube channel as well you'll also follow me on twitter hiney underscored iveta please give this video thumbs up if you liked what you saw i am home everything I thank you very much for watching we will see you tomorrow
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