Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is one of the few smartphones that feature a somewhat unusual USB port on it. It's not a "revolutionary" or a "breakthrough". Quite frankly, it's kind of silly. Having USB 3.0 isn't important on a tablet or a smartphone.
There's no point of having USB 3.0 ports on our smartphones or tablets
Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is one of the few smartphones that feature a somewhat unusual USB port on it. It's not a "revolutionary" or a "breakthrough". Quite frankly, it's kind of silly. Having USB 3.0 isn't important on a tablet or a smartphone.
4 Reasons why WiFi on smartphones are poor
Why is WiFi performance so much worse on smartphones than it is on laptops and computers?
Wi-Fi Protocols, and why you should switch to 5GHz
Why does the process of Android Updates take so long?
Fragmentation - how not all devices are running the same system software and consequently don't share the same abilities - has been a problem with Android since then. Yesterday, HTC put together a really nice infographic to explain what's going on.
Why President Obama is still on Blackberry
President Obama currently uses a Blackberry smartphone for official communications. He is also the first President of the United States to frequently use email to keep in contact with others.
The next-generation USB plug is smaller and finally, reversible
Plugging a USB device with a proper orientation on the first try is hard. We faced this major dilemma ever since it sparked up. Well, our long worldwide nightmare is almost over. Behold, the USB 3.1.
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