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ever wish you could pick up what you were doing on your smartphone, on a bigger display seamlessly? well, then look out for the all new ASUS PadFone Infinity Smartphone Tablet Hybrid coming your way this April. like its predecessor, PadFone Infinity comprises of two parts: the handset and a tablet-like dock
we have seen our fair share of exotic iPhone cases that cost astronomical sums, but they are mostly either encrusted with precious stones that don’t carry appreciative value, or they are plated examples that fades and wears with time. speaking of plating, they are like wearing an expensive Ermenegildo Zegna suit with nothing underneath, but if you prefer
Mobile World Congress may sounds like it has everything to do with mobile devices, but the Samsung HomeSync Android TV Box unveiled at the MWC this year isn’t a mobile communication device. obvious, but we are sure it will still get its fair share of attention. it might look as boxy as most media centers or media players in the market
with so many tablet makers emphasizing on the larger tablets, it is refreshing to see some of them re-looking into the smaller tablet market. seriously, not everyone favors near laptop-size tablets and yours truly here happens to be one of them. striking a balance between display size and portability are keys to what mobile people really need.
this is the time of the year to start planning for a change of phone. no? how is possible not to be tempted to change when there are so many new and drool-worthy handsets being announced at the 2013 Mobile World Congress? speaking of MWC, LG has lots to show this year and among them is the LG Optimus F Series LTE Smartphones.
if you are in the market for a tablet with ‘big’ sound, then you are in luck. HP has announced the HP Slate 7 Android Tablet, the industry’s first slate to come equipped with Beats Audio. while not everyone is agreeable with Beats Audio, it is still a nice touch to have ‘better-than-stock’ audio on a tablet, and the best part is
playing games on your iPhone is a great way to spice up an otherwise boring commute, but there’s a problem there: it sucks up your barely-enough-for-the-day battery juice. the solution? snap on an Elecom Playgame iPhone Case. the Playgame case is so called because it is not just a case that protects your 5 from the daily knocks and bumps, but
how many times have you missed out great moments because you feel a drag to pull out your mobile to take a shot or two? personally, i have one too many of such experiences. the about-to-realize Google Glass will ensure that will never happen again. with the Google Glass on, all you need is your voice command to do a bunch every day stuff such as
if you are still waiting for the crèam de la crèam of the Chromebook world, Google has a piece of good news for you: your wait is finally over. meet the Google Chromebook Pixel, an affordable laptop proposition that harnesses the power of Chrome OS to offer speedy computing experience. so what’s so super about the Google Chromebook Pixel?
can’t decide between a tablet or a notebook (i.e. laptop)? then look forward to this beautiful hybrid, dubbed the LG Tab-Book Hybrid Tablet Notebook that combines the best of both worlds. well, that’s if Windows is your OS of choice. set to grace the 2013 Mobile World Congress (February 25-28 in Barcelona, Spain), this latest offering from one of two Korean electronics juggernauts
while the Ferrari R300 Noise-canceling Headphones by Logic3 might not keep your ears safe from the deafening screams of the Formula 1 racers, it will, however, keeps unwanted ambient noise at bay for you to enjoy your favorite tunes. thanks to the incorporation of Active Noise Canceling technology