LG Nexus 4 review
Google has taken a huge gamble with this device by selling it through its own channels with next to no profit margin, but has it paid off by making the best Android phone out there? Read on to find out.
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Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review
Does it live up to the hype? Is the new ‘glowing’ screen any good? Read on to find out.
Nvidia unveils Tegra 4 chip and Project Shield handheld console at CES conference
It’s the first day of CES proper today, and the news has started to flood in. Nvidia held an interesting press conference today to announce a few things. There’s no […]
Google announces new Nexus lineup: Nexus 4, Nexus 10 and Android 4.2
We weren’t expecting any Nexus news today as hurricane Sandy pummels the East Coast, but the Verge has delivered with a full hands on and in depth look at Google’s […]
HTC Sense 4+ review
To coincide with the release of the One X+, HTC’s new Sense 4+ skin is layered on top of Android 4.1, but does it fix the problems its predecessor had? Read on to find out.
App of the week: Boid for Twitter (Beta)
Team Boid set out with one objective – to make the best Android 4.0 Twitter client, and they did just that.
HTC One X review
After declining sales and being criticised for releasing too many handsets into the market, the new One series from HTC represents a much needed refresh of their strategy. What once used to be a floundering attempt to satisfy the demands of the many carriers has been diluted to this, a trio of phones to carry them headfirst into 2012. The One X, however, is even more than that. This sits on the top of the tree as a superphone with specs that raise the bar for future Android devices to come. It also debuts with HTC’s refresh of their Sense skin, layered on top of Android 4.0.3, fresh from Mountain View. Alas, we must ask the question – is it really as good as it seems? Read on to find out.
