The Google Nexus S is alike of Samsung Vibrant the Nexus S is on similar on our current favorite, the T-Mobile MyTouch 4G. But the Nexus S is only a 3G phone, and there is too much other compromise in its features to give it a strong approval.
Their faster processors and better displays will make the Nexus S hardware pale in judgment. Read more…
These are new pictures of the classy-looking Asus E600, running Windows Phone 7. Although the existence of the E600 had been reveal and has now revealed a handful of photos in action. Read more…
A mystifying phone
Sony Ericsson is said to be running on two main smartphones – Xperia X12 ANZU and PlayStation Phone Zeus – based on Google’s Android Mobile OS. Sony Ericsson up till now is another Xperia series model. Read more…
This is a budget friendly Android smarty that has a handful of similar back covers. It is a phone that boasts a 2.8 inch capacitive touchscreen, providing easy navigation around the customizable interface. With both HSDPA and Wi-Fi onboard it’s a great handset for browsing the web, also boasting Adobe Flash 10.1 support and integrated social networking. Read more…
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is now available on Vodafone, and is confirmed as being in stock. Measuring in at just 7 inches, the Galaxy Tab is the perfect insubstantial option to the 10 inch Apple iPad. Sporting Android 2.2, the Tab comes ready with bags of features, including pre-installed Google widgets and Adobe Flash 10.1 support, allowing you to stream videos straight from the web. Read more…
The first Nokia MeeGo smartphone is release in 2011, this much is common knowledge. However, an exact time scale has always been formless but it now seems most likely that we’ll see the first serious hardware as soon as June 2011. Read more…
Sony Ericsson’s Android phones are no doubt great to look at. But their failure to play nice with the very latest versions of Google’s killer OS has caused problems. However, it seems things are all set to change with the arrival of the Anzu, also known as the Xperia X12. Read more…
The Apple’s iPad has prompted a rush of me-too tablets hoping to combine its up-to-the-minute spec, with practicality and usability. Unlike the iPad, Samsung’s much-anticipated Galaxy Tab also has the advantage of being a phone, and a 3G Android smartphone at that, with huge potential for add-on functionality. It’s also got 802.11n Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 3.0 and a 3.2Mp camera. Read more…
Verdict – A rugged phone without the usual premium, the Motorola Defy offers the full smartphone experience for those that don’t want to treat their phone with kid gloves
We love – IP67 certification, big screen, responsive capacitive touchscreen, good value Read more…
Palm Pre 2 – a new device from Palm and HP that has the rather ominous task of re-establishing Palm, as well as HP’s webOS 2.0, as a serious smartphone contender.
HP bought out Palm earlier this year and then went on to claim that it would not be doing anything ‘smartphone related’. Fast forward six months or so and we now have a new Palm Pre 2 handset, which is powered by HP’s re-branded webOS 2.0. Read more…
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