Top 10 articles: HTC takes down Samsung and Atos's football fixture magic revealed

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What caught the eye of V3 readers this week

With so many smartphones entering the market week after week it can be hard to keep track of the latest and greatest devices available to purchase, with HTC's One X and the Samsung Galaxy S3 both r...

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