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The HTC M9, the Taiwanese mobile-maker’s rumoured new flagship phone, could come in two variants, according to the estimable liege of leaks @evleaks.

The pair of handsets purportedly feature similar thin–bezel designs and a large front–facing camera.

However, the larger screen model appears to have a physical home button that resembles some of Samsung’s top–end devices.

Rumours about the M9 have been flying for weeks. HTC is said to be bringing its Ultra Pixel camera to the front of its new phone, ditching it round the back for a more traditional sensor.

The design is also said to follow the cues of last year’s One (M8) and 2013’s One.

HTC is holding a special event on March 1st, just ahead of Mobile World Congress, when it is likely to show off its new phones.

The company will be hoping to build on a successful 2014, when it managed to begin to turn things around after a dire few years of slow sales.

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It’s been a week of contrasts for two of tech’s biggest players.

Last Wednesday Apple not only posted record sales of iPhones, smashing the 74 million mark in the three months from October to December.

It also managed to make a net profit of £12 billion, the biggest quarterly profit in global corporate history.

Meanwhile, its big name rival Samsung revealed that earnings from its smartphones and mobile division were down by 62% year on year.

While the Korean company did not say how many phones and tablets it had sold, it did confirm that its numbers were down compared to 2013.

This is all such a far cry from two years ago, when Samsung was in the ascendency and Apple’s ability to innovate was being called into question.

The Korean giant was sticking it to Apple on the shop floor and in the courtroom, turning itself into the world’s biggest mobile-maker and churning out new devices at an unerring rate.

But complacency, not to mention defeat in US courts and punishing fines over patent infringements, has left Samsung reeling.

In emerging markets, local suppliers are killing Samsung with their cheaper devices and similar services.

At the top end, Apple’s superior design quality and its decision to finally boost the size of its iPhones, coupled with Samsung’s distinctly average releases in the last 12 months, have put the squeeze on too.

Samsung is now in real danger of losing its place as the world’s premier phone manufacturer.

Its experiment with its own Tizen operating system seems doomed, meaning its reliance on Google’s Android is unlikely to end any time soon.

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According to sources cited by Korean sites, the Galaxy S5 could be the first-ever handset in the line to feature an LCD panel. Samsung’s shift is purportedly to make cost savings.

The move, news of which was brought to us in the West by the Galaxy-fixated folk over at Sam Mobile and G for Games, could free up funding for extra features, with LCD screens cutting Samsung's outlay by as much as 20%.

The cheaper screen tech could clear the way for the metal shell that many industry-watchers have been lobbying Samsung to include in a Galaxy S smartphone for some time.

Although by no means badly received overall, the Galaxy S4's plastic build came in for heavy criticism and was widely unfavourably compared with the HTC One’s handsome aluminium unibody construction.

An LCD screen could also help deflect carping in recent years that AMOLED screens don’t offer the same, true-to-life colour reproduction as rival technologies.

Other mooted features for the Galaxy S5 included a Touch ID-style biometric technology, albeit using a retina-scanner, and a 20-megapixel camera.

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The benchmark BSE Sensex extended losses by declining over 130 points in opening trad, as funds and investors indulged in booking profits in recent gainers amid a weak trend overseas.

The 30-share barometer, which had lost 54.53 points in the previous session, fell by 130.78 points, or 0.48 per cent, to 27,134.54.  All the sectoral indices, except healthcare, were trading  in negative zone with losses up to 0.97 per cent. Also, the broad-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty shed 36.15 points, or 0.44 per cent, to 8,116.80. Equity brokers said increased profit-booking by retail investors at higher levels amid weak trend on other Asian bourses following overnight losses on the US market dampened  trading sentiment.

Meanwhile, the rupee also weakened by 23 paise to 60.83 against the US currency in early trade today at the Interbank  Foreign Exchange market due to dollar's gains against other currencies overseas.

Among other Asian markets, Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell by 1.06 per cent, while Japan's Nikkei moved down by 0.38 per cent in early trade. However, the US Dow Jones Industrial Average ended 0.57 per cent lower in yesterday's trade. 

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The Galaxy Note 4 betters its Note 3 predecessor in every way.

From its eyeball-stroking QHD Super AMOLED screen to its metal frame, this device is a luxury cut above Samsung’s previous phablets and their plasticky builds.

That’s not all. The Galaxy Note 4 has an improved 16-megapixel camera and a beefed-up front-facing snapper with wide angle selfie mode.

And it takes advantage of some cool new note-taking features with its bundled S Pen and comes with a tweaked user interface that looks far better than any Google Android layover we’ve seen.