Category Archives: USB

A Review: Samsung Jet S800

The Samsung Jet S800 was launched with the tagline “Smarter then a smart phone”, and Samsung was not joking. It is not as good a a high end smartphone certainly, but specs and performance wise it certainly outdoes most low to medium range smart phones. Don’t believe me? Take a look a the specification sheet:…

A Review: Huawei Ideos

Now the Huawei Ideos is being touted as the cheapest Android phone on God’s green earth, while this statement is true for the time being, one should not assume a cheap price tag will automatically equal a terrible smart phone experience. First we should note the excellent build quality, Huawei have worked closely with Google…

A Review: ZTE Blade

Here is a question; Which is the cheapest Android phone with the best features? The answer is the ZTE Blade, also known as the Orange San Francisco. Most cheap smart phones have a miserable 320×240 resolution with a 3 inch display with and support for only 265 thousand colors. The ZTE Blade has a Amoled…

The Galaxy Tab

Tablet computers, they are the craze of town. Everyone wants to or already owns a tab, they might not be a good as a Netbook, ergonomically easy to hold or even cheap for that matter. But if you must have one, give the Samsung Galaxy P1000 Tab a try. Specification: 2G:GSM 850 / 900 /…

A Review: The Nokia N8 (N8)

The new Nokia N8 is the flagship snapper and fightback against its arch rival two OS (operating systems) Android and IOS 4. Its feature include: 2G network 850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900. 3G network 850/ 900/ 1700/ 1900 / 2100. AMOLED screen capacitive touchscreen. Gorilla glass screen. 360/640 pixels 3.5 inch screen. Symbian^3 OS and UI…

A Review: Google Nexus S (S)

Made by Samsung for Google this is the search engine giants flagship smart phone out there. Its feature include: 2G network 850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900. 3G network 850/ 900/ 1700/ 1900 / 2100. Super AMOLED screen capacitive touchscreen. Oleophobic surface. Contour Display with curved glass screen 480/800 pixels 4.0 inch screen. Android Gingerbread OS and…

A Review: The LG Cookie (KP500)

The LG Cookie is a visually outstanding phone for its price range of 100 dollars unlocked. Its flash UI (user interface) and 3d graphics are very sweet eye candy and give the Cookie and edge over its competitors in this price category. and the accelerometer works very well, with both menus and the browser. Unfortunately…