Mobile communication devices including standard mobile/cell phone, smartphones of various platforms and OSes.
what constitutes to a smartwatch? is it a watch that complements your smartphone? or is it a watch that does everything that a smartphone can do? we are undecided, but Canada-based startup Neptune thinks that it should be the latter and decided to give you Neptune Pine Smartwatch, a true smartwatch that lets you dispense with your smartphone.
by now, everyone knows where BlackBerry stands in the smartphone market and we would imagine many individuals and companies would already steer clear of the ailing fruit. after all, there is nothing Blackberry can do that a regular smartphone can’t. however, if you are undaunted and still love BlackBerry 10 OS wholeheartedly, then you might as well get one that’s on the top of the food chain
while the new Motorola G Smartphone may not tout personalization and look as brilliant as the Moto X, it could be a win-win product for both the Google-own company and consumers. the Moto G is billed as a smartphone that offers a premium experience “for a third of the price of current high end phones.” however, affordability is not only what Motorola is touting;
lets not kid ourselves; we never wished for a phone upgrade cos’ being geeks, we are all in for new gadgets and hence, an endeavor like the Motorola Project Ara Modular Smartphone which touts upgradability may not be the cuppa for us and some folks. i am not saying everyone is like us, but most of us, though not explicitly expressed, could benefit from a jolt of excitement
Lo and behold. The Google Nexus 5 by LG (yes, again) is finally made official and available for order as we speaks. And as per the leaks, which some of you might have already read about, it will comes preloaded with Android 4.4 aka Kit Kat. So what can you expect from what Google dubbed as the fastest and slimmest Nexus phone yet?
apparently phone makers are haggling over how a phone should fit our face, or in our hands. well, at least that’s what Korean electronics giants LG and Samsung seems to be doing by introducing each of their own iteration of curve display smartphone that’s suppose to be more ergonomic for, get this, our face.
when Apple announced the iPhone 5s with fingerprint scanning technology, we didn’t think the whole fingerprint thing would caught up with the rest of the phone makers, but we couldn’t be more wrong. now, we seriously think it might the next fad after mega-size, mega-pixel and crazy resolution. the HTC One max surprises us with
with the Nokia Lumia 1520 and 1320, Windows Phone lovers can stop lamenting about the lack of mega-size handsets running on their favorite mobile platform. along with the 2520 Windows Tablet, the duo also made the first, but this time as the first ever larger display Lumia smartphones.
the pretty looking ‘Formula 1 of the smartphone industry’ might have failed to meet its astronomical goal when it went on Indiegogo, but that doesn’t mean Ubuntu enthusiasts have to live without this awesome piece of gesture-heavy, Linux-based OS that is destined to unite the different devices we have today (or maybe, eventually).
we are living in a blissful age for gadgets. with the technology developing at a breakneck speed, we are opened to more affordable choices and mobile communication device is among the beneficiaries of this development. case in point: the ARCHOS Titanium Smartphones. there are four full-featured, mid-range
love the HTC One but think it is a little too ‘small’ for your liking? well, brood no more, cos’ the super-size HTC One max is here to solve your woe with its 5.9-inch Full HD display. not only does the One max offers you a larger display, it decides to go head-to-head with Apple