Galaxy News
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Dark matter could be the cause of mass extinctions, according to scientists who have analyzed the movement of the Earth through the region called the galactic disc.
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Forget about nasty bug-eyed monsters, the universe is sending us a smiley instead. NASA's Hubble telescope has captured an image of two galaxies which have created a huge smiling face beaming down on us from the distant reaches of space.
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A new promotional image leaked online has suggested that there could be as many as five distinct versions of Samsung's next-generation flagship handset, the Galaxy S6, including one equipped with the wrap-around Edge display from the Galaxy Note Edge.
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Dropping the jaws of skywatchers worldwide is this photograph of Comet Lovejoy as it passes by Earth. Taken by amateur photographer Gerald Rhemann, the photo shows the comet leaving an incredible trail of ice and gas in its wake.
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AT&T have announced that they will be selling Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge curved-screen phablet in select retail stores from this month.
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With the help of NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered one of the farthest and smallest galaxies ever seen.
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Samsung Electronics is reporting another substantial profit loss for the third quarter of the year, developing an increasing trend that has continued for the past four quarters.
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Now that the dust is starting to settle on the Galaxy S5 hype, it's time to churn up the rumor mill for the Galaxy Note 4—America's favorite oversized smartphone.
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The Amazon Fire smartphone was up for sale just a week ago and few smartphone users are excited about the release. This isn't very surprising considering Amazon does not have an established customer base for smartphones.
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A new Samsung advertisement published online appears to be designed to convince users of its ex-flagship device, the Galaxy S3, to upgrade to its much-newer successor, the S5.
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The successor to Samsung's successful Note 3 phablet device, the Note 4, could be with us in a little over three months according to a Samsung insider.
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Ever since Google announced Android Wear, a dedicated operating system for Android smartwatches, smartphone manufacturers have been working non-stop to bring the first smartwatch to the market.
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A 7-year-old girl living in Astana, Kazakhstan, has received serious burns and injuries to her legs after her Samsung Galaxy S2 in her pocket exploded.
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The Mobile World Congress, to be held at Barcelona is just a day away, but Samsung is one of the smartphone manufacturers that have been reportedly working on several different angles.
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HTC wowed us once with the 'One' and it is time to see if they can step up to the next level. The uni-body aluminum design paid off big time and once again we wait for the next big design by HTC.
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Samsung is really emphasizing a greater presence in the Canadian retail electronics market. Already looking for its third independent expansion, it also plans to team up with Best Buy and Future Shop for more.
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Samsung is really emphasizing a greater presence in the Canadian retail electronics market. Already looking for its third independent expansion, it also plans to team up with Best Buy and Future Shop for more.
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The launch date of the Samsung Galaxy S5 is nearing, even rumored to be available near the end of this month. Recent benchmark tests reveal some serious hardware being packed into the Galaxy S5.
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Former United States coach Bruce Arena, who has guided the LA Galaxy to two Major League Soccer (MLS) titles and three MLS Cup finals, signed a multi-year contract extension with the club on Thursday.
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Gemini, the world's most advanced instrument for directly imaging and analyzing planets orbiting around other stars, is pointing skyward and collecting light from distant worlds.
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A new exoplanet, about a third the mass of Jupiter, which circles a sun-like star in about five days, has been discovered. The planet is of great interest to astronomers.
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After the launch of the G2, LG is already looking for the next smartphone that's supposedly to compete with both Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy Note's new features from the Touch ID fingerprint scanner to a complementary smart-watch.
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2014 marks a very crucial year for Samsung as many eagerly await the Galaxy S5 smartphone and further compliments of the Galaxy Gear smartwatch. As it seems, Samsung looks to dominate the tablet market with four more products with specific user targeting.
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For those eagerly waiting for the Galaxy S5, it isn't coming at the end of 2013 like many hoped it would. Instead, it will most likely arrive in early 2014 to line up with its one-year release of the Galaxy S4.
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Need a power boost for your mobile device to get through the day? Don't want to be slowed down by the extra weight? Ontrion's LifeCHARGE battery kits may be the solution for you!
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Samsung is officially the first to produce and market a curved smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Round just went on sale today in South Korea selling for 1 million Korean Won.
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LG Display recently showed off their latest technology, a six-inch flexible OLED display that may be arriving to next generation smartphones as early as Q4, November 2013.
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A Samsung representative told the Korean Herald that biometric security is currently not on the company's to-do list. Many have speculated that Samsung will follow suit to Apple and introduce a fingerprint security scanner of their own.
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Despite the 4,500 labor cuts and the firing of its vice president of sales, Blackberry is still making headlines as it rolls out its popular Blackberry Messenger (BBM) platform to Apple iOS and Google Android operated devices.
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Today NASA released a stunning photograph of massive arms of hot gas swirling in the Coma cluster of galaxies. The image was captured via NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and ESA’s XMM-Newton.
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Center Milky Way Galaxy Forest Glades I wander, on Flick'r
Galaxy's Landon Donovan celebrates his tying goal in the 88th minute with teammates Todd Dunivant and Beckham as TFC fans watch in disappointment John Lucero
A passenger using his mobile phone walks past an advertisement promoting Samsung Electronics at its exhibition hall at a railway station in Seoul Kim Hong-Ji / Reuters
A 7 year old girl living in Astana, Kazakhstan, has received serious burns and injuries to her legs after her Samsung Galaxy S2 in her pocket exploded. The Mirror
Beckham has to deal with more streamers while striking a corner kick John Lucero
Nearly 200,000 light-years from Earth, the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, floats in space, in a long and slow dance around our galaxy. NASA
A view of the Samsung Galaxy Round Samsung Tomorrow
An astronaut takes a "selfie" in space. Oxford Dictionaries' word of 2013 was "selfie" Courtesy NASA
On the top left hand corner can be found the universe's oldest object: Galaxy UDFy-38135539. NASA
Toronto FC goalkeeper Stefan Frei leaps up to grab one of many corner kicks from David Beckham. TFC played to a 2-2 draw in front of 47,658 fans Wednesday night at the Rogers Centre John Lucero
Players from both teams watch Luis Silva's header bounce just out of the reach of Galaxy keeper Josh Saunders. It was an incredible professional debut for the rookie who scored on the team that he adored growing up John Lucero
TFC striker Danny Koevermans watches as Saunders leaps to grab the ball in the air. The Galaxy keeper came down on with his cleats on Kovermans leg. That angered the TFC forward who then pushed Saunders and both had to be separated. It is also believed that the keeper had landed outside box with the ball in his hands and should have resulted in a TFC free kick John Lucero
New research shows that some old stars known as white dwarfs might be held up by their rapid spins, and when they slow down, they explode as Type Ia supernovae. Thousands of these "time bombs" could be scattered throughout our Galaxy. In this artist's conception, a supernova explosion is about to obliterate an orbiting Saturn-like planet. David A. Aguilar (CfA)
High-temperature fireballs found in space Courtesy NASA
The new Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Samsung
Galaxy S5 concept image, with no licensing statements on site. Galaxy S5 Info
Artist’s impression of the Milky Way and location of the spiral arms ESO
Galaxy NGC 6744 is very similar to the Milky Way. MPG/ESO
Leaked image of the Galaxy S6 family sent to CNET Korea in February 2015 CNET
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