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The Samsung Galaxy Fit is a compact and inexpensive Android 2.2 smart phone sporting a 5-megapixel camera as well as a sleek and eye-catching design. It retails for around £100 on a pay as you go contract, but is available SIM-free for £170.
Samsung's Galaxy S2 has been in the market for a few months now and there are good deals to be had in every region so what better time to look at the model below the Nexus, the Galaxy S2 which will likely get its own upgrade to Android 4.0 in the coming months...
Das Z30 ist das letzte Flaggschiff von BlackBerry, wie man es heute kennt. Wir klären im Test, was das Gerät des vor einem fundamentalen Wandel stehenden Herstellers zu bieten hat.
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If you read a lot of books then you definitely should have a Kindle. With a Kindle you can store and access many books at a time, which is much more convenient than having an entire bookshelf of books. Today we are taking a look at the Kindle Touch. This is Amazon’s $99 kindle that features an E-ink display, supports text-to-speech, audiobooks and MP3′s and can hold up to 3,000 books. Read on to check out our unboxing and overview video.
We take a look at Sony's Xperia Tablet S, the first Sony tablet to enter the TweakTown labs. Has it got what it takes to earn your hard-earned dollars?
The Motorola Droid is undoubtedly one of the most popular Android phones on the market today, for good reason it’s a great phone. The Droid name is taken from Star Wars so it’s no surprise that they released an R2D2 themed phone complete with special edition live and still wallpaper and the phone of course aesthetically looks like that famous little droid. I’ve already fully reviewed the Motorola Droid 2, so this isn’t exactly as in-depth of a review, but it does focus on the special Star Wars parts of the phone. So read on to check it out…
Eine Gerätekategorie, von der man auf der diesjährigen CeBIT regelrecht erschlagen wird, sind Tablet-PCs. Neben den großen Marken scheint auch jede chinesische Hinterhoffirma ein mehr oder weniger lauffähiges Geräte zusammengezimmert zu haben. Aus der Masse haben wir drei Modelle von ASUS und MSI herausgepickt.
Mit Windows Phone 7 hat Microsoft das Konzept der mobilen Vorgängersysteme über den Haufen geworfen und auf ein einfaches, touch-freundliches Design gesetzt, das vor allem auch die Masse ansprechen sollte. Durch Hardware-Begrenzungen, fehlende Features und fehlenden Zuspruch der Entwickler-Gemeinde entwickelte sich das System aber eher schleppend. Der Refresh auf Version 7.5 verbesserte zwar einiges, enttäuschte aber gerade im Bereich Hardware-Unterstützung. Die Geräte waren zum damaligen Zeitpunkt einfach zu teuer im Gegensatz zur Konkurrenz.
If you are in the market for a new gaming laptop then today’s review will be particularly interesting. UK system builder PC Specialist sent us their latest high end 17.3 inch Vortex III HD7S system complete with LED backlit screen, Solid State drive, Intel Core i7 processor, Killer 1102 wireless, BluRay drive and AMD HD7970M discrete graphics. The Vortex III HD7S also ships with Onkyo speakers and THX audio certification to enhance the multimedia experience.
Should you be shortlisting the Vortex III HD7S for your next mobile system?
Today for review I’ve got another phone from our friends at Verizon Wireless, it’s the LG Vortex running Android 2.2. The Vortex is small enough to fit right in your pocket comfortably and it offers all of the features you’ve grown accustomed to with Android phones. The phone though is a bit underpowered and there are a few things I’d improve upon, still though it’s a decent entry level offering.
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