Product Guide
All Product Articles tagged ‘mobile phones’
Motorola Defy - Compact Durability
There aren't many rugged smartphones out there, making the Motorola Defy one of the rare few available for the masses. Having a hardened exterior is just one of its unique features, which we'll share with you more as we dig through some of the additional features for this Android 2.1 device.
BlackBerry Bold 9780 - An Incremental Update
RIM's BlackBerry Bold series have enjoyed immense popularity over the years. To figure out if the same can be said for its newest BlackBerry Bold 9780, we brought it along for a test drive and report our findings within this review.
First Looks: Garmin-Asus nuvifone A10
Taking its first step into the Google Android realm, the Garmin-Asus A10 puts navigation as its top priority. We explore some of its unique features and share our findings in this review.
App Attack #002: Rags-to-Riches Apps
In this App Attack, we take a look at some apps that have made millionaires out of developers, through a combination of luck, brilliance and tenacity. These are the apps that lived through the rags-to-riches story.
Nokia N8 - A New Approach
Nokia's N8 comes with a revamped Symbian^3 OS boasting improved user interface and hardware elements such as a 12-megapixel camera are part of its unique proposition. But will it be enough to quell the critics' view of the Finnish outfit's ailing market share? You'll find the answers within this review.
BlackBerry Torch 9800 - Getting it Right
Third time's a charm, and that's what we can say for the third touch screen device from Research in Motion, the BlackBerry Torch 9800. And we're here to explain why this is so, in our review.
Hands-on with the Motorola Defy
Motorola's final Android device of 2010 has been revealed. Does the manufacturer end the year on a bang? Here are our initial impressions of this new addition to the Motorola lineup.
Dell Streak - Split Personalities
To be, or not to be a tablet? That is the question we asked of the Dell Streak, an Android 2.2 powered device with cellular capabilities on a 5-inch display. We shed light on the Dell Streak's identity crisis in our review.
First Looks: Motorola CHARM
There is a certain charm to having a physical QWERTY keyboard and a reverse trackpad on a phone. Question is, did the Motorola CHARM manage to do just that, and charm its way into our hearts? Here are our impressions.
HTC Desire Z - The A to Z of an Android
Named after its Z-hinge design, the HTC Desire is a fine combination of aesthetics and performance, with a dash of practicality from its QWERTY keyboard. Here's our impression of the Desire Z and its HTC Sense on Google's Android 2.2 platform.
Articles by Product Categories
Just Launched
-
The X-mini Uno comes with ceramic tweeters, which produce a wider frequency range covering higher and lower sounds and reduces the distortio...
-
The Microsoft Surface Pro is an Intel Core i5, Windows 8 tablet with the option of attaching either a Touch or Type keyboard cover.
-
The QNAP TS-EC1279U-RP is an ultra-high performance 12-bay NAS server with expandable ECC memory for different business and enterprise appli...
-
Toshiba Satellite U920t is an Ultrabook that can convert into a tablet form factor with a 12.5-inch touchscreen. Designed as a multipurpose ...