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With the 3G iPhone knocking on the gates of the global mobile market, Sprint is getting ready to roll-out the Samsung Instinct, a full-touchscreen phone described by Sprint to be a fierce competitor for Apple's handset. Actually, Sprint even says its Instinct is superior to the iPhone. Well, at least to the curr... |
6 June 2008
06:27 GMT |
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Sprint will begin to commercialize the high-end Samsung Instinct starting the 20th of June (this year, obviously), offering its customers what seems to be the best device ever included in its line-up of phones. First unveiled at the beginning of April, during CTIA Wireless 2008, Samsung Instinct is a slim, fas... |
23 May 2008
03:59 GMT |
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Sprint might have just got its hands on one of the coolest touchscreen handsets to hit the US market this year, and we're talking about the new Samsung Instinct, which no one knew it exists until today, when it was unveiled at CTIA Wireless 2008 (Las Vegas, 1 - 3 April). Released by Samsung exclusively via Sp... |
1 April 2008
16:24 GMT |
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We live in an urban jungle, but lurking dangers differ from those found in nature. Like Stone Age hunter-gatherers, modern people are still more capable of spotting predators and prey, instead of what can really kill us in a city. A new research shows that humans are still much more skilled to observe other people an... |
5 October 2007
02:59 GMT |
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You can never have too many first-person shooters, just like you can never have enough French fries or, too much ice cream. As it turns out, PC gamers are the lucky ones this time of the year, as most of the times, with Wild Hare Entertainment announcing today that their fast paced FPS title, INSTINCT, is set for a r... |
4 July 2007
04:55 GMT |
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Human behavior is driven by its basic instincts for food and sex and at a higher level for power (of any kind, from hierarchy to financial, political, sexual and so on). And based on these instincts, powerful reflexes can form, all of them unconscious. If unsuppressed, they would turn us into animals. But now a team ... |
25 June 2007
04:37 GMT |
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