231. Review of the Nokia N97 mini
June 10, 2010
What's better than the sleek and crowd favorite Nokia N97? Easy! - The smaller, more compact and sophisticated Nokia N97 mini. With a few nicks and downsizing, the N97 mini dutifully performs the same functions as its brother model. From the 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens, Geotagging, WiFi, Bluetoo...
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232. Review of the Samsung S7070 Diva
May 17, 2010
Let's make it straight & simple. Samsung S7070 Diva is designed 'only' for women who prefer to surrender to the beauty of the handset, obliviously forgetting about the features. A beautifully crafted fashion phone, the Diva does deserve a respectful first look, but beyond that, it is dead as a door...
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233. Review of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini
May 14, 2010
Small and incredibly packed with features, this tiny touchscreen phone is big on convenience. Seriously considered as the best phone for its size, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is a mouthful, but as an ultra lightweight it will disappear inside the palm of one’s hand. It brings real-time twee...
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234. Review of the Palm Pre Plus
May 12, 2010
In such a fast moving industry, where cell phone companies proclaim their list of releases every passing minute, Palm has come up with two of its updates, the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus in order to maintain its competitiveness. Both phones continue with the webOS platform with noticeable face-lift on th...
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235. Review of the Nokia N900
May 05, 2010
The Nokia N900 goes by a number of names; for example, it has been codenamed Nokia Rover. However, none of these names impact what is a very sleek and stylish mobile computer. While the Apple Tablet is eagerly expected, along with the LG netbook, Nokia seems to have stolen a march on them all with t...
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236. Review of the HTC HD2
May 05, 2010
HTC HD2 is a Windows Mobile phone with capacitive touch screen technology. It is no doubt a smart phone, but it has still left us with a “if this could have been there” feeling. The HTC has successfully covered up the different flaws of the Windows Mobile with its customized user interface, which ha...
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237. Review of the Sony Ericsson Elm
April 29, 2010
When Sony Ericsson first introduced the GreenHeart series, it brought into the limelight a number of eco-friendly innovations that interlaced usability with responsibility. Dictionary terms like recycled plastics, waterborne paint, carbon emissions, green charger, e-manual were schooled by the co...
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238. Review of the Samsung Corby
April 26, 2010
Aside from its colourful cover, Samsung Corby S3650 is a reliable touchscreen phone, and a relatively cheap one at that. It is designed to land in the hands of an active social networker, a teenager, or one who simply prefers a functional and affordable phone.
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239. Review of the Blackberry Bold 9700
April 18, 2010
The BlackBerry Bold was an awe-inspiring device, and frankly its a tough show to follow. The Bold 9700, essentially the new and improved version, has certainly proved up to the challenge. There are significant enhancements in the new Bold, both in hardware and design.
Look, Design,...
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240. Review of the Motorola DROID
April 18, 2010
Motorola was once known for creating stylish phones, coveted for their sharp performance and inimitable panache. However that trailblazing glory had disappointingly tapered off to almost nothing, so when the DROID emerged, the excitement was palpable. It is also the first phone to be powered by Andr...
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Author: Kyles Humphrey
