Looking back, I realize product reviews often struggle to capture real-world experiences.  I suppose given the limited time, it is hard to prove that a device is trustworthy, reliable and meets the high standards expected. The HTC ChaCha has received generally positive reviews.

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Unleashed on the market in late 2010, it’s no secret the Nokia N8 has been the uncontested champ in terms of its photography credentials. Read More »

My fascination with electronics began nearly thirty years ago when my father bought me an Apple II. It was ostensibly for school but I knew better: Dad wanted to play games on it. And he did. Frequently. My uncle taught me how to do some rudimentary programming with it as well as some ‘fun’ stuff like having the same sentence scroll over the screen hundreds of times.

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Google has announced, in May 2011, a new update for the Android OS platform that should have brought together all devices (or at least the most) to work under the same version. The announcement of the Android version 4.0, codenamed “Ice Cream Sandwich”(ICS), was made and the compromise officially taken. Almost 1 year after, the reality is not quite what was expected and, according to the latest data presented by Google from end of January, ICS is only on 1% of the Android devices. Take a better look at the Android OS existing fragmentation after the break.

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The site Pocketnow has revealed some very interesting features of the upcoming Windows Phone 8, otherwise known as “Apollo” . The details have been leaked on a video meant for Nokia partners and were already confirmed.

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Today’s Free Symbian^3 Theme of the Day is Abstract Lines, a very nice theme created by Jolansky that is compatible with Nokia Belle, Symbian Anna and Symbian^3 phones.

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The yet-to-be-announced Exynos 5450 is rumoured to be a beast of a processor with four cores on a 2GHz chip.

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One of the thing I love about the N9 are the apps, while there are not a ton of them out there the ones that are out there work seamlessly with the OS. Case in point is SwipeManager. Read More »