Russian announcement of the latest tablets ASUS MeMO Pad, Fonepad and Transformer Pad

ASUS has told about the Russian edition presented at Computex 2014 tablets. In the Russian market model announced ASUS MeMO Pad ME176C and ME181C, which are equipped with 64-bit quad-core Intel Atom Z3745 processor with a clock frequency of 1.86 GHz and runs on Android 4.4 KitKat.Devices are equipped with 7 - and 8-inch IPS-display respectively. Screen resolution in both cases is 1280x800 pixels. ASUS MeMO Pad 7 (ME176C) is available in white, black, blue, red and yellow versions, and ASUS MeMO Pad 8 (ME181C) - in white, black, gold and purple.

Google revealed a new unknown phone

In the official Twitter Android photograph was published, which is unusual and should draw attention to Google Now, but which turned out to be a device that has attracted much more attention. In his hand is a unit that is 5 Nexus and can not be any of the smartphone Motorola. Smartphone devoid of any branding. The assumption that this Nexus 6 or Motorola Moto X +1 look strange. Nexus line is likely to be phased out, and was sold to Motorola and Lenovo to engage its popularization Google no longer needs. likely option is that this unit project Android Silver, which replaces the Nexus. Maybe it's a model from LG, and then follow and smartphones from other manufacturers. But we can not exclude the fact that it's just a render, and the model does not exist in reality, being only a collective image of Android-smartphone on which services are available Google Now. 

Samsung to unveil Galaxy S5 in mid-March in London

Looks like Samsung won’t be unveiling its upcoming flagship device at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, instead it would be unveiling it in an event, which would entirely be dedicated to the Galaxy S5, in London in mid-March. An Italian journalist, Flavio, claim’s that a reliable source confirmed about this Global launch event to him.

To be honest, Samsung would have never launched the Galaxy S5 at Mobile World Congress, nor the Korean giant has launched any flagship device at MWC after the Galaxy S II. The reason behind this is simple, the Galaxy S series is just too popular to be launched at MWC and Samsung would not want to share the news space with other products. And, Samsung has the budget to host their own event, so why not ?

Anyways, take this news with a grain of salt as nothing has been confirmed yet and these are just rumours for now.

Galaxy S4 upsets iPhone 5 in our brutal destruction test (video)

We dunk, scratch, and drop the two hottest smartphones to discover which is tougher. And then we run them over.

The iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S4 -- two sparkling smartphones at the top of their game. But which mobile is tougher? That's what our in-depth and brutal destruction video aims to discover. Hit play on the clip above to witness the world's greatest mobiles drowned, scratched, dropped, and crushed -- with surprising results.

For our first test you'll see both phones, which were kindly donated by U.K. gadget insurance company Protect your bubble, dunked underwater, an ordeal from which Samsung's mobile made a truly miraculous recovery. Find out exactly how much better than the iPhone 5 it fared by pressing play now.

Hands-on with the sharp, slim iPhone 5 (pictures)

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You'll also discover the unsuspecting object in your pocket or handbag that's most likely to destroy your precious smartphone's screen, and see how this simple, coastal element lays waste to both phones' toughened displays.

After that, both phones must dash to make a pressing appointment with a chunky slab of concrete. But which mobile comes off better in a bitter duel with Lady Gravity? Click play to find out.

Meet the stunning Samsung Galaxy S4 (pictures)

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Finally, we run both phones over with an enormous truck, because it seemed like the right thing to do at the time. I won't spoil the results for you, but if you happen to enjoy super-slow-motion shots of mobiles exploding beneath the immense tread of a huge tire, well, you'll probably find something here for you.

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