Here a rundown of how the smartphones stack up:
Soldiers launch coup in small west African nation of Guinea-Bissau.
Mali's interim president warns of stern action against the Islamic rebels in the northern parts of the country.
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Militant Islamist group helps Mali rebels seize Gao.
Nokia Lumia 900 flaunts a sleek and fabulous display which incorporates a ClearBlack glass touchscreen. With one-piece polycarbonate body, one can enjoy an ultimate antenna performance as well as an amazing reception for clear calls. The users can enjoy the blazingly quick internet access, even while streaming of videos.
Prayers and celebrations marked Easter across the world.
The Pope also denounced the terrorist attack in Nigeria and prayed for coup-hit Mali.
The announcement of the accord came hours after the rebels declared their independence.
Ethnic Tuareg fighters have been fighting for long to create a separate desert homeland in Mali's north, which they call Azawad.
Armed Islamists take over consulate as rebel groups cement control of former military city.
Residents hide in fear as Tuareg and Islamist rebels turn to looting in seized regional capitals.
Neighbours close borders and freeze bank accounts as sanctions take effect to put pressure on coup leaders.
Tottenham have reportedly almost concluded the signing of Real Madrid's Lassana Diarra.
Presidential palace looted and senior members of government arrested after rebels seize power.
The soldiers were unhappy with the way the Toure government has handled insurgency.
The specifications for Samsung's Exynos 5 chipset have reportedly been leaked, according to a report by Land of Droid.
Women's rights groups lobby against law that exempts rapists from punishment if they marry victim.
Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita admits he is "flattered" to be linked with a move to Liverpool but insists no decision has been made about his future past the end of this season.
In what could be the first of its kind, London will play host to an interactive advertisement, to be installed on a bus shelter outside Selfridges on Oxford Street.
