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BlackBerry Curve 9380 Review
The Curve range of handsets from BlackBerry have proven to be very popular, and helped BlackBerry to make the transition from the perception of being a phone just for business users, giving access to a much wider market share. With the Curve, BlackBerry were able to hit a lower pricing point, which helped grow the appeal among younger users, an area where BlackBerry perform very well. The latest addition to the Curve family is the BlackBerry Curve 9380. The first...
Nokia Lumia 800 Review
The decline of Nokia is well documented, and many have offered their opinions on what Nokia needs to do to reclaim the number one spot in the mobile industry. For their part, Nokia decided to throw their hat into the ring with the Windows Phone operating system, and one of the first devices of that collaboration is the Nokia Lumia 800. There is a lot of expectation on the Lumia 800; being the first smartphone, along with the Lumia 710...
BlackBerry Torch 9810 Review
RIM had a few attempts at making a decent touchscreen device, which they finally managed with the BlackBerry Torch. The Torch combined a decent touchscreen along with a traditional, BlackBerry styled QWERTY keyboard, which slid out from the bottom of the phone when needed. Although the Torch is still a rather recent handset, it has some hardware limitations which prevent the device being able to run the latest BlackBerry operating system, OS 7.0. As the original Torch proved to be...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray Review
Sony Ericsson have been making waves recently, with a strong line up of devices running on the Android operating system. One of the more recent additions to the Sony Ericsson Line Up is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray, which seems to be a compact version of the popular Xperia Arc. Whilst there are many similarities between the Arc and the Xperia Ray, it would be wrong to dismiss the Ray as just a clone of the Arc, as there is...
BlackBerry Torch 9860 Review
RIM has made a few efforts at delivering a competitive touchscreen device, notably the Storm and Storm 2. Whilst the original BlackBerry Storm sold well, the unreliability with poor software and very dodgy screen sticks in the memory. RIM are back with their latest all touchscreen phone, the BlackBerry Torch 9860, and the main question will be, have they finally managed to produce a touchscreen phone that can compete with leading Android devices, as well as the Apple iPhone? The...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Active Review
The emergence of Android as a competitive platform has been a real boon to the market, and has helped revitalise the fortunes of manufacturers such as Sony Ericsson who were starting to fall into disarray with a range of rather predictable handsets. One of the new handsets recently announced by Sony Ericsson is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Active, a tough handset that will take whatever life throws at it. The Xperia Active is both dust and water resistant, and the...
Sony Ericsson Txt Pro Review
Although smartphones take all the headlines, for many the idea of owning and operating a smartphone is a daunting prospect. Much better is the option to stick with an advanced feature phone, a more basic device that still offers a strong set of features, as an intermediary step to smartphone ownership. Such a device that fits the bill would be the Sony Ericsson Txt Pro. The Txt Pro is a compact handset, weighing in at just 100g, and measuring 93...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Review
A few years ago, the trend in mobile phones was to go small. The aim of most leading manufacturers was to create devices that offered as much functionality as possible, all squeezed in to a tiny phone. Then came the multimedia boom, fuelled by the increase in popularity of smartphones, which saw devices suddenly grow in size, to incorporate ever larger screens that would make viewing videos and movies a more pleasurable experience. However, whilst some users are happy to...
BlackBerry Bold 9900 Review
Just recently RIM announced the latest handset in the BlackBerry range, the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900. The device builds on everything that has worked to make BlackBerry devices so popular, and seeks to add even more fans to the brand with the adoption of a new operating system. At first glance, there is little to distinguish the Bold Touch 9900 from previous blackberry handsets. The shape and design bear all the classic BlackBerry trademark looks, with a 2.8 inch landscape...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro Review
The general consensus has always been, to get the best from a smartphone, you need a larger display to view all the multimedia content, browse websites, and so on. Then Sony Ericsson came along with their Xperia X10 Mini and Xperia X10 Mini Pro and proved the whole argument wrong. If there was any idea that the X110 Mini and X10 Mini Pro were just to prove it could be done, then the arrival of the Xperia Mini and Xperia...
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