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Broadcom Rolls Out Latest 5G Wi-Fi Chip for Smartphones

The second-gen 2×2 MIMO chip improves on Bluetooth performance and location accuracy.

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Acer Unveils Slew of Mobile Gadgets

Acer showcased new Aspire convertibles, Iconia tablets, and a Liquid smartphone. We got to take a look.

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iPad Air 2 reportedly gets the same screen with an A8 processor, TouchID

Now that the iPhone 6‘s announcement is almost set in stone, it seems Apple has turned its attention towards getting the iPad Air 2 ready for its debut.

New components for Apple’s latest 9.7-inch tablet are starting to roll out of supply chains according the DigiTimes. Sources who have caught wind of touch panel orders made to TPK and GIS claim the next iPad Air will feature the same size screen and resolution.

Ss with the iPhone 6 the new iPad Air 2 will also purportedly have an even thinner frame. We caught a glimpse of the iPad Air 2′s slimmer front panel this April and it looked Apple was able to make an even thinner package by fully integrating the display with the front panel.

The sources also note Apple’s tablet will come with an “enhanced processor,” presumably the Apple’s A8 chip. Lastly it seems the iPad will finally get a TouchID sensor, letting users unlock the slate and authorize app store purchases with a fingerprint scan.

A smidge different

A few leaked screenshots from June revealed some slight design tweaks to the volume and lock buttons. Otherwise, it seems as though Apple will be sticking with the same fit and finish it introduced with the original iPad Air last November.

Tablet photographer will also be happy to know the iPad Air 2 has been rumored to come with an 8MP rear camera coupled with a 1.2MP front snapper.

Check out what Apple is doing on the software side with iOS 8

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Free of hardware, Nokia changes course with offline map mobile apps

Free from the burden of smartphone and tablet hardware, Nokia is refocusing efforts on new mapping products intended for the very mobile platforms the Finnish company once considered to be the competition.

The Wall Street Journal today reported that Nokia Corp. is eyeing a triumphant return to the consumer mapping market with all-new mobile apps expected to arrive sometime by the end of this year.

Rather than focus on former partner Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 platform, the new apps will make a beeline straight for iOS and Android, where they will be offered free of charge from Apple’s App Store and Google Play.

Both of those smartphone titans already have their own free mapping solutions, but Nokia’s new apps will specialize in the ability to download maps for offline use, rather than requiring an active internet connection for navigation and routing information.

Here, there, everywhere

This certainly won’t be Nokia’s first time at the iOS mapping rodeo: Two years ago, the company unleashed HERE Maps app for iPhone, essentially a weak mobile website in sheep’s clothing, which was unceremoniously yanked from the App Store last year.

“It was a rushed product that was never thoroughly proven. Honestly, it went horribly wrong. But we’ve regrouped now,” said Sean Fernback, the Nokia executive tasked with overseeing the mobile-centric reboot.

Nokia doesn’t expect the new mobile map initiative to bear financial fruit anytime soon, and has no immediate plans to support the smartphone and tablet apps with ads, which Google places prominently alongside search results.

In addition to offline maps, Nokia’s iOS and Android solutions will also include support for searching without an active internet connection; the company announced a similar initiative late last month for Samsung’s fledgling Tizen OS.