LG Prada 3.0

Features: The handset runs on Android Gingerbread, while an improve to Ice Cream Sandwich is due in the not-too-distant future. The specially created UI, steers clear of the usual vibrantly coloured graphics that you'd find on a smartphone screen, in its place opting for a more demure black, white and grey colour scheme. This really does look slick, although the effect is somewhat ruined by the group of colourful pre-installed Google apps, and any apps that you download from Android Market will also come out in their usual colourful state. The notification panel appears what time you touch and slide from the top of the screen - all you need...

Motorola ATRIX 2

Design:Upon first glimpse at the Motorola Atrix 2 you can't tell a distinction between the previous version. The shapes are similar yet the subtle differences help bump up the Atrix 2. The gunmetal grey bezel around the front and a rubberized textured back give it a more upscale feel. You get a a little larger display, the Atrix 4G had a 4-inch qHD display and the Atrix 2 gets a slight jump up to a 4.3 qHD display. This also shows through with a much higher value display.Around the boundaries of the phone are the Micro-HDMI and Micro-USB port, you got your volume rocker and the committed camera button, the 3.5mm headphone jack and the power...

Samsung Galaxy S II 4G

Introduction:Do you happen to love the wistful specs associated with T-Mobile’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S II, but favor something a bit more form fitting in the hand and less expensive? Well then, the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G might be the device you’re after, not only for the easy reason it’s alike in the specs departments while maintaining a more compact figure, but it’s also going to be trail glowing with its speedy 42Mbps HSPA+ data connectivity. Although it’s technically still a part of the original Samsung Galaxy S line, it should prove to be a smoking addition, so let’s find out if it’s worth picking up. Design: In...

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

Design: The overall design of the Arc S is attractive pleasing as it comes in at a nicely thin 8.7 mm’s.  With a convex design, the device deservedly earns its Arc title.  And though the arced chrome arch is a bit of an optical illusion, making the device look even thinner than it is, it did the job and the hardware looks slim, sleek and offers an overall great modern design.  We reviewed the black model for the site, however, the device is also being offered in a nice white finish or sliver for those getting a bit tired of the everyday black slate.  Overall, the hardware of the device was satisfactorily sturdy.  The...

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