Top 10 most read: G3 vs One M8, Airbus signs HP for HPC, iOS 7.1.2 bugs

Madeline Bennett
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What caught the attention of V3 readers last week

LG's G3 flagship Android handset is aiming to finally topple Apple's and Samsung's  dominance of the smartphone market, and tempt mobile users over to the less-known Korean brand. We've tested out ...

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