TweetA fiercely expected 4.3 inch smartphone sporting 1.0GHz Qualcomm Snapdrogan Adreno 205 MSM8255 processor and a skinned version of Android 2.3 – what would it be if its not the Samsung Galaxy S II, right? Nah! Not on this occurrence, squire. We’re taking of a gander at ZTE’s booth, the U960, a phone that’s just started shipping from our shelves;
TweetThe new joint rocks, razor lights, blustery sound and really, party aficionados are having a time of their lives. Trouble is, it’s a restricted joint, leaving most to ogle innocently at the mercy of security officers from the outside. We dig that feeling, and it isn’t cool – yet, the smartphone market has come a long way, just last year
TweetWhat was the display like on your first cellphone? If you’ve been yakking on-the-go as much we have, it was almost certainly barely large enough to take in an entire telephone number — let alone a text message (racking up those huge SMS bills than ever) or even a contact name. What about your first smartphone? Actually displaying leveled-down, Wireless
TweetDid you know that Chinese parsley or Dhania (in Swahili) is the most polarizing stuff in this planet? Yet most folks in China can’t enjoy any seafood taco without it, others could weep foamy tears of dish soap just at its mere mention. That’s exactly the same with the new Chang Jiang G22 3G smartphone and we previously felt a
TweetPhone manufacturers often take pride of the extravagant names they brand their products, but it’s possible that the Hisense HS-U8 is more to its maker than just a decorously-specced smartphone. In any case, the introduction of the HS-U8 – followed by last week’s Lenovo’s burlesque of smartphones. Hisense though, has done a great job cranking out remarkable phones that will
TweetJust to wrap up Lenovo’s products review extravaganza this week, we dance to the tune of $199.99 Lenovo’s LePhone A500. Right, expect the same whitish stylings on the back seen on the HTC Flyer and the Radar, with audio opening (“Non-clip”Anti-breaking audio technology) and a 5.0 megapixel shooter livening up the back. Unlike the HTC Sensation XE or HTC’s Rezound,
TweetHey, who said we forgot about smartphones? Maybe we did (a little bit) because tablets have been really all over the place lately and you can’t just walk along without kicking a few, that you’d agree. But because of generous requests from our readers, we’ve seen the need to bring back the party; and Lenovo falls culprit as the first
TweetHere, we’ve dropped you some another on-the-go-juice from Lenovo. Yes folks, we now have Lenovo’s A750 easily retailing on our shelves – the first MediaTek powered smartphone we’ve seen from Lenovo. The beastly 4.0 inch 480 x 800, capacitive multitouch handset that Lenovo had on-hand is promising highly modified Google’s gingerbread OS, and just as the interface may at this
TweetSure, it’s a high-end smartphone. As you hanker after those, Zopo is on the skulk, progressively toting up to and improving upon its horde of low-cost offerings. It may not be a formidable force as the HTC EVO, Samsung, Motorolas and the LGs of this world; however the outfit is at last starting to leave a mark thanks to glasses-free
TweetWe know you’ve already personalized your Galaxy Note thanks to the 5.3-inch phablet’s S Pen, but what if you’re handed more ways to express yourself with your device in a flamboyant new color? Samsung settled on Pink as the flavor of the month, which apparently unleashed its rosy Android hybrid during the CeBIT event at Hannover, Germany. The sample pics