Mobile communication devices including standard mobile/cell phone, smartphones of various platforms and OSes.
with millions of iPhone 5 sold, you knew you and the millions others will have the same identical handset but if you have pockets as deep as the deepest abyss, then perhaps your iPhone 5 need not look like the rest. for which, the these new babies from Amosu Luxury, the 18ct. Gold White and Yellow Diamond iPhone 5, are the phones that will set you apart from the rest of the…
when it comes to standing out from the millions of other iPhone 5 users, money does it all. though we have to quantify that we are still unsure about how much this luxe-up iPhone 5 from Geneva-based firm Golden Dreams will cost but they are certain to be pricey. there are two editions available: the Desert Edition and the Gold Edition 24ct. the former is touted as the world’s…
how do you stand out from the other millions of iPhone 5 users? simple. custom it all over (except for the display, of course) with the colors of your choice and the odds of your iPhone 5 looking like the next dude’s is almost zero. we said ‘almost‘. actually, that doesn’t really matters as what most important is that it will be in the color or colors that you love. choose between black &…
so what’s the biggest news today? no, it is not the Hurricane Sandy but it’s the products coming out from the Mountain View folks and needless to say, nothing excites us the most than the next generation Nexus phone, dubbed as Google Nexus 4. powered by a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor with 2GB of RAM, this newest flagship phone from…
love the Nokia Lumia 920 and 810 but put off by their higher prices? fret not my friends, cos’ the Finnish firm has an answer for you and that’s the new Nokia Lumia 510. marketed as an entry-level smartphone, the 510 is the latest Nokia’s bid to rekindle cost-conscious consumers’ interest in their smartphone line and with that, Nokia indeed took a ‘serious trim’ on the spec…
Kyocera is not usually a brand known for mobile phones outside of Japan. if you ask me, i’d say that i am more familiar with their photocopier machines than anything else. for the uninitiated, the Japanese firm have been making mobile phones for quite a while now and though unaware to us, the gai-jin, they are actually doing quite well. in fact, they have just announced a…
feeling the need for (smartphone) speed? we suppose today’s consumers have little trouble in finding one that’s not faster than another. with company like HTC who are constantly fine-tuning their popular handsets to achieve even higher performance benchmark, it is indeed hard to keep your money in your pockets. the recently announced HTC One X+…
MiFi. a technology that seem to have faded into the oblivion ever since most newer gadgets are mobile network-ready or provided with wireless hotspot capability to support other devices that doesn’t. for those who are unaware, MiFi is a compact wireless routers that act as mobile WiFi hotspots letting mobile phone or tablet connect and share an Internet access…
numerically, 4.0-inch and 4.8-inch doesn’t sounds like a lot of difference but when it comes to a smartphone, it makes a world of difference between whether a handset is small pocket-friendly or not. so when Samsung launch its flagship GALAXY S III, its large sub 5-inch class screen size is naturally, not everyone’s cup of English Breakfast. understanding this, Samsung…
when smartphone sizes started to grow, one-hand operation seems like an impossibility but apparently, Korean handset maker, Pantech, didn’t think that should be the case with its 5.3-inch IPS Pro display-equipped Pantech VEGA R3 Smartphone (IM-A850L). according to Pantech, the R3 features their ‘Zero Bezel Tech’ technology that allows user to operate the phone…
apart from iPhone 5, what’s the hottest smartphone in the market right now? if you would concur with us, that would be none other than the Samsung GALAXY S3. with 20 something million handsets going around the globe (and projected to surpass the 30 million mark this year), you have to admit that this…