By Todd Haselton |
The Samsung Galaxy S4 isn’t just another Android smartphone; it’s the fourth version of Samsung’s incredibly popular Galaxy S device. It’s about to take not only the United States, but the world by storm, and it packs so many features that it makes an iPhone…
By Jon Rettinger |
HTC has tried its hand at a couple of “Facebook Phone” devices in the past, but this time the company worked hand-in-hand with the social network to create a device that provides an all-encompassing experience for the end user. It’s the very first device, and only device right…
By Jon Rettinger |
Facebook Home has elicited a lot of differing opinions in the Android community. What people love about the open Google OS is suddenly stripped away in favor of a full screen Facebook experience—and nothing more. When you use Mark Zuckerberg’s cozy new home, you concede…
By Todd Haselton |
We’re not going to beat around the bush, the HTC One is HTC’s best smartphone yet. Hold on to your hat and don’t jump to the end of this review right away, we have a lot to discuss because it offers tons of new software…
By Todd Haselton |
Sony unveiled the Xperia Z during the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, where we were promptly impressed and awarded it one of our Best of CES awards. The phone sports everything that a high-end smartphone on today’s market should offer on paper, including a quad-core processor,…
By Brandon Russell |
You’re stranded, there’s not an outlet in sight, and your phone is about to die. Maybe you’re at an important event, on a bus, somewhere where you need power but don’t have it. Whatever the case, Mophie has your back. When your device is verging…
By Todd Haselton |
We’ve had BlackBerry’s brand new BlackBerry Z10 handset for the better part of two weeks now. We wanted to put it through its paces as much as possible because, let’s face it: BlackBerry put a ton of work into the new operating system, even delaying…
By Jon Rettinger |
Pantech is one of those forgettable brands known best for its cheapo Android phones. But with the Discover, the company is attempting to shake that image without sacrificing price. Here we have more than adequate specs inside a pretty peculiar body—that’s a good thing. Overall,…
By Roy Choi |
Our Senior Mobile Editor Todd Haselton had a chance to review the HTC DROID DNA and he was fairly impressed with just about all parts of the phone. Now Jon R has a video that discusses his time with the HTC DROID DNA. The DNA…
By Todd Haselton |
The Nexus 4 is Google’s first smartphone to run pure Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The operating system offers a few features that the previous iteration of Jelly Bean didn’t, and the phone itself packs a serious hardware punch. Still, it doesn’t come equipped with 4G…
By Todd Haselton |
Verizon’s DROID DNA was rumored long before its release. In fact, I joked a bit with the PR team before it was launched about how we all knew the 5-inch smartphone was going to be announced earlier this week. I’ve had the review unit for…
By Jon Rettinger |
We recently brought you the written review of AT&T’s Nokia Lumia 920 and, now that I’ve had some time with the phone myself, it’s time to bring you our video review. Nokia placed big bets on the device by pricing it at just $99 with…
By Todd Haselton |
Nokia’s at it again and it’s placing big bets on the Lumia 920 as an exclusive on AT&T for just $99 with a new two-year contract. Is the company’s latest Windows Phone device a large improvement over its other efforts? Can it woo more customers…
By Todd Haselton |
I’ve spent the last several days testing and playing with one of the first flagship Windows Phone 8 devices that will hit the market in the coming days. It’s called the HTC Windows Phone 8X and, while we only had access to the international version, it…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
The original Samsung Galaxy Note brought us into the phablet world just about a year ago. Samsung introduced us to a 5.3-inch screen and it was received with an equal amount of love and disdain from potential consumers. Many were perplexed as to why one…
By Jon Rettinger |
iPhone 5 was announced just a few weeks ago and fell into users hands last Friday. I’ve spent a few days reviewing the iPhone 5 and I will say it feels solid and is noticeably quicker. I used the device as my daily driver, and,…
By Todd Haselton |
T-Mobile will launch the Galaxy Note on August 8th for $249.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and with a two-year contract. That’s not cheap; in fact, you could buy the Galaxy S III, which packs a beefier processor, for slightly more. The device is very similar to…
By Mike Perlman |
The iPhone 4S is blessed with the best still image and video quality in the smartphone world, but its wafer-thin, diminutive stature causes major problems for more serious photographers and videographers. It’s so easy to capture beautiful 720p HD videos that look like they were…
By Roy Choi |
On paper, we knew that the Motorola Atrix HD compared well to what the Samsung Galaxy SIII and the HTC One X offer. Still, we were skeptical the Atrix HD could fight on a par with handsets $100 more than its $99 (or $49 at Best Buy)…
By Todd Haselton |
I’ve been playing with Sony’s Xperia ion on AT&T for the past several weeks. It’s a compelling smartphone: the first with Sony branding on AT&T, and it offers a 12-megapixel camera, an attractive industrial design and bonus extras such as NFC and an HDMI-out port.…
By Todd Haselton |
I was a bit underwhelmed when Samsung first announced the Galaxy S III. It just seemed so much like HTC’s One X, which had already been out on the market, and I didn’t see a lot of differences between the two phones. Both would eventually…
By Brandon Russell |
The EVO 4G in 2010 was a big deal for Sprint. Not only was it the first U.S. phone to offer WiMAX, but the device was also fast, beautiful and stood out as probably the best (at the time) Android smartphone on the market. But Sprint…
By Noah Kravitz |
LG’s Connect 4G brings LTE connectivity and a few high end features to Metro PCS’ wallet-friendly, contract free cellular service model…
By Todd Haselton |
We fell in love with the international HTC One X and we’ve also just spent the past several days with AT&T’s 4G LTE model. There are few differences between the two phones; the most noticeable of which is AT&T’s decision to launch the One X…
