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…
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+…
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…
among the current slew of smartphones, Qualcomm is perhaps the most used processor but the tide might be changing as Intel have just stepped up in the smartphone territory with a couple of phone announced this year and now, Motorola RAZR i. actually, we prefer to call it Motorola Intel-powered RAZR i. anyway, the RAZR i is equipped with a 2.0 GHz Intel Atom…
can’t decide which Android handset to get? we can’t blame you cos’ there are just way too many being announced, like every other day. one of the latest to join the unstoppable Android’s match to world domination is the LG Optimus L9. sporting a thin 9.1mm profile, the phone has a very LG squarish design that projects a sharp and serious image…
you know what the future gadgets need? ruggedization as standard but we also understand the stigma associated with ruggedized gadgets: pure ugliness and cumbersome – both of which are the last things we want on a smartphone. however, the Nautiz X1 Smartphone from Swedish…
dependent on your smartphone for your entertainment needs? then the duo, the Sony Xperia T and Xperia V smartphones, might be worthy of a consideration. as Sony Mobile’s new global flagship model, the Xperia T will be gracing the silver screen in the upcoming James Bond cinema…
it may not be the hottest selling cake in the smartphone arena but the almost unpronounceable RAZR smartphone from Motorola is certainly one of the best in the look department and well, the best seller for this pioneer of the cellular phone. Motorola has added another three smartphones to its RAZR family: the RAZR M…
if you demand both look and audio reproduction out of a smartphone, then surely, you won’t miss some of the newer HTC handsets that have Beats Electronics’ stamp of approval. the latest to join the HTC-Beats collaboration is the HTC Desire X, unveiled recently at the IFA 2012 (Aug 31 – Sep 05, Berlin, Germany). to be honest, most handset today scores…