Kyocera, the name that is, in some parts of the world, synonymous with photocopying machines, has announced the launch of the new TORQUE, an ultra-rugged […]
amidst the show-stoppers from the industry big players at last week’s MWC, Japanese firm Kyocera actually also have some tricks up their sleeves. the firm showoff a few products, but it is this drool-worthy visionary product known as the Flexible Phone Concept that caught our eyes.
for Android users who are heavy on media consumption, storage is always a premium. the norm for today’s handset is 32GB onboard storage tops which means the only way you are going to get more storage would be through cloud or via microSD card.
when we wrote Panasonic Toughpad 5-inch tablets, you’d think we made a typo there, but no, we did not. yea, we know 5-inch is kind of a smartphone size and probably too ‘small’ for a tablet to begin with, but Panasonic is not about conform to the market’s status quo to call it a smartphone…
you have seen Panasonic given DECT phone the Android treatment, now meet iDECT SMART66 Android Phablet DECT Cordless Phone. announced earlier this year in Europe, London-based Binatone is bringing this smartphone-home phone hybrid to North America.
with phone sizes growing to an enormous 6-inch plus proportion, you may wonder if it will go beyond and break into the 7-inch territory. apparently, it will, or rather it has. though the 7-inch MediaPad X1 from the Chinese communication hardware giant Huawei is a regular Android tablet, it is also one incorporated with full phone…
Sony will be beating Samsung in outing the flagship Android phone of its own next month. billed as the world’s best camera and camcorder (yes. camcorder!) in a waterproof smartphone, the Sony Xperia Z2 is packed with delightful features, including a 5.2-inch Full HD TRILUMINOS display for mobile with Live Color LED…
seriously, how many people are into logging everything they do each day? i, for one, am not a fan of such ‘journalist’ approach to my life, but for everyone else who does, there is the Sony SmartBand SWR10 with Lifelog App to help to do just that. the SmartBand is essentially an activity…
if you really think about it, the smartwatches we have seen thus far aren’t really designed for ladies. yes. some of them may suit the fairer sexes, but deep down we know they are more geared towards men, which really shouldn’t be the case. however, that might change if…
ok, maybe an add-on second screen may sounds kind of lame for some and if that’s the case, then you might want to check out the YotaPhone 2nd Generation Dual Display Smartphone for your dual screen fix. coming along later this year, the second iteration is has a little more curve…
most Galaxy smartphones are humongous and if you did ever bring it out along to your exercise routines, you probably stuff it in an armband and never want to retrieve it out for anything in the world. this is where the Samsung Gear Fit comes into play.