Hopefully you’ve already seen a couple of comparisons between HTC’s newest Android flaghship HTC One, and the current photography champion-Lumia920. Well My Nokia Blog has managed to get a fresh set of comparisons and video capture it for our viewing pleasure. Check it out below. Certainly if you’re HTC and your big differentiating feature … Read more
Yea, its that ridiculous! As if the passcode bypass discovered a few weeks ago wasn’t enough, the iDetermined now have a way to dump your iPhone’s data via USB. This little nightmare is about 9 months early, we usually look forward to these every few revisions, but this has got to be some sort of … Read more
The Next Big Thing may already be here but the next next big thing is about to show its fangs on March 14th in New York City. I’d like to take a look at how the impending unveiling of Samsung’s next flagship device, Galaxy S IV, may impact the sales of its closest competitors. The … Read more
Earlier Ramon posted a small piece about the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, but I figured it was my job to post up the official Samsung PR about the launch. So below you’ll find the full PR with full specs listed, read and enjoy… Samsung Canada, the leading supplier of mobile phones in the … Read more
I know the future of calling is all video and face to face, but honestly I hate it. That being said, you can now get free video calling on your Android device thanks to VoX via their app. Well you can get 60 minutes of calling for free when you download the app, so I … Read more
Samsung has got a dirty little secret that we all are waiting for and that is when can we expect the Galaxy S IV. The very successful Android Battleship loaded with top end specs and user appeal follows up its first three predecessors and looks to be announced on March 14th in New York City … Read more
Engadget’s got the meat on this one, the tablet we all knew was coming finally makes an appearance. The Galaxy Note 8.0 features a 1,280 x 800 8 inch display, a quad core Exynos 4 processor clocked at 1.6ghz, 2GB of ram and comes with a 16GB or 16GB storage option. As you could imagine, … Read more
Google’s Chromebook idea has been around for a while, they’ve had multiple OEMs like HP create inexpensive laptops running their in own Chrome “OS.” The OS is much less of a conventional operating system, and more of a super functional browser. Because the cost of previews Chromebooks were always a hair under the “real” offerings … Read more
Discuss amongst yourselves. I don’t care what the specs are. The OS can’t justify $1300+. That’s why Ubantu isn’t flying off the shelves. This product makes no sense…you can’t mix high end hardware with a low end OS. It’s like taking the engine from a Honda and putting it in a Porsche and trying to … Read more
Just skimmed a headline on Google News that Google defector turned Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer just announced some sort of overhaul (tl;dr) to Yahoo’s news site. I’d never been to it and I’m actually not even sure if it had existed, other than maybe some sort of personalized homepage widget, and I love my own … Read more
HTC announces the HTC One and dubs it “the one phone to rule them all” yet they offer up no real direct comparisons to back up those claims. Nokia, never ones to let an opportunity to pass, jumped on HTC One trending and sponsored a tweet so that the first tweet you see on Twitter … Read more
It seemed a bit suspicious how image or video samples from HTC’s newly announced One were scarce. The device featured an industry low 4MP shooter with a boat load of technology to make up for the megapixel count short coming. I was indeed excited to see what these images would look like, as this was … Read more