By Noah Kravitz |
In all honesty, I don’t know what to make of the Kyocera Echo for Sprint except to say that it’s the second coming of the Motorola MPx. The circa-2004 MPx was a Windows Mobile phone with a dual-hinged clamshell design, a touchscreen, and about a…
By Noah Kravitz |
T-Mobile’s G-Slate with Google is the first 4G tablet computer to ship, believe it or not. Verizon’s Motorola Xoom hasn’t yet been upgraded to work with the carrier’s LTE network, Sprint’s WiMax-equipped HTC Evo View isn’t shipping yet, and AT&T hasn’t yet announced a 4G…
By Emily Price |
As many of you know-I’m a long-time iOS user. I’ve been using the Motorola Atrix for a little over a month now. The phone is my first Android device, and I was charged with the task of writing the official TechnoBuffalo review of the handset-…
By Noah Kravitz |
Verizon’s first 4G LTE smartphone launched with a flash of lightning and a crack of thunder. The HTC ThunderBolt is the first phone to take advantage of VZW’s LTE network, which offers the fastest mobile data speeds in the U.S. if you live and/or work…
By Sean P. Aune |
The market is getting flooded with mobile hotspot devices, and this Rover Puck Review aims to help you see if it’s the one for you. Back in Dec. we showed you an unboxing of the Rover Puck 4G Wi-Fi hotspot. Shortly after that we were…
By Winston Sih |
The Defy phone by Motorola is an Android-based smartphone from T-Mobile. The phone is marketed as a device that is water, dust, impact and scratch resistant and earns a IP67 rating and Gorilla Glass screen. Other features among the phone include: Wi-Fi capability 5 Megapixel camera Speakerphone 800 MHz…
By Winston Sih |
The Samsung Nexus S is a smartphone built and designed by the folks at Samsung. It is the second Android phone that Google has assisted with a manufacturer to produce, with the first device being the HTC Nexus One. This is the first device to…
By Winston Sih |
The HTC Desire Z on the T-Mobile network in the US was created by the HTC folks and was announced in mid-September. Originally it was launched in Europe and Canada though delayed due to Google’s “quality-assurance tests”. The device features specifications similar to the ones…
By Winston Sih |
The Motorola Droid Pro is one of the latest in Motorola’s Droid line featuring high end features including Android by Google. The device features a 3.1″ capacitive touchscreen including a QWERTY keyboard, a feature the Droid X model does not have. As well, a 5…
By Winston Sih |
The Motorola Bravo is a device that fits the mid-range set of Google Android devices set for AT&T that features some of Androids best features as well. The compact design features a large 3.7″ FWVGA display and utilizes multi-touch gestures to navigate around it’s OS…
By Winston Sih |
Enabled with a 12 megapixel camera, enriched with 720p video recording as well as a touchscreen, Bluetooth 3.0 and 16GB of internal storage, the Nokia N8 is definitely taking on some of the other smartphones in the market at the moment. In this video, Jon…
By Winston Sih |
One can expect a QWERTY keyboard to reveal itself from beneath the display when opening the sliding module on the device. Instead, people will be welcomed to find a wide speaker grill instead of a keyboard. Features include an 800×480 touchscreen and 1GHz Snapdragon processor…
By Winston Sih |
Windows Phone 7 is a mobile operating system developed by Microsoft, and is the successor to their Windows Mobile platform. It originally launched in Europe and Asia on October 21, 2010, and is due to launch in the US on November 8, 2010. In this video, Jon Rettinger will be…
By Winston Sih |
The Motorola FLIPOUT allows users stand out with its compact pivoting design. The 7.1 centimetre touch-screen is designed to reveal a five-row QWERTY keyboard, featuring a row of numbers for quick and easy messaging. The FLIPOUT’s compact square design is perfect for carrying in a…
By Winston Sih |
The Motorola Droid 2 is the fifth phone in the Droid line. In the US it is available exclusively on Verizon Wireless. The device runs an Android operating system by Google, and is also capable of running Flash Player 10.1 from Adobe. It comes pre-loaded with 8GB of internal memory and is shipped…
By Winston Sih |
Samsung has reportedly shipped 1 million Galaxy S smartphones in the United States and growing, since their launch in mid-July, according to the company. This video will take a look at another Galaxy S device for Verizon with Jon Rettinger reviewing the Samsung Fascinate. What do…
By Sean P. Aune |
Getting around on the Internet while on your cell phone is handy, but if you have multiple things to do it can be a massive pain in the behind. With the number of laptops, netbooks and tablets out there these days it is always the…
By Sean P. Aune |
Our own Jon Rettinger runs you through a review of Verizon’s new Droid X, hitting the pros and cons of this new monster sized phone. This thing is just a monster physically, but how does it hold up as an actual phone? Is Android running…
By Sean P. Aune |
Sure the iPhone 4 has been out for some time now, but sometimes reviews have to gestate as opposed to being rushed out. Wouldn’t you rather know how it’s going to fit into your daily life from some real world use instead of, “We got…
By Jon Rettinger |
In this video we take a look at AT&T’s first Android phone, the budget-friendly Motorola Backflip. It’s running with Android 1.5 with the Motoblur interface. We go over call quality, the back-flipping keyboard, and the overall user experience. Will you make the Backflip your next…
By Jon Rettinger |
Verizon is giving the Android platform some more love, this time, with the aluminum clad Motorola Devour. This sturdy little slider serves up with Android 1.6 and MotoBlur, gearing it towards the texting crowd. On it’s own, the Devour is a very capable device with…
By Jon Rettinger |
If you’re not into the whole touchscreen thing, the Blackberry 9700 is king of the smartphone hill. Its combo of physical keyboard, excellent cellular radio, and fantastic e-mail far outweigh its rudimentary browser. For the full review, you know what to do.…
By Jon Rettinger |
When the Palm Pre was announced at last years CES it was the darling of the show. Smooth round edges coupled with revolutionary new operating system, the Pre was poised to take the world by storm. Fast forward a year, and clearly the device did…
By Jon Rettinger |
Joining the Snapgragon party is the LG Expo, which aside from running Windows Phone has a few tricks up its svelte sleeve, namely a pico projector. However, we were unable to procure a projector for testing, so this review will focus solely on the phone…
