Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE

Sprint has finally announced the Motorola Photon Q for its 4G LTE network after months of gossip and rumor. The Motorola Photon Q is certainly going to be headed to its new 4G LTE network sometime in the future and it will be bringing some attractive specifications to the table when it finally does. Sprint did not announce any exact release date or pricing for the Photon Q saying that it would make both of those items accessible at a later date. The Motorola Photon Q has been supposed since April of this year so it was only a matter of time before Sprint made it official. The device is going to come with some likable features counting a physical...

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Samsung Galaxy S Duos S7562

Samsung has numerous dual-SIM phone offerings but it has been reported that the Korean handset maker will be adding a new one to its line-up.  Samsung looks to corner every class and seems like it is going to make the competition in the dual-SIM category even tighter.   Most of Samsung’s dual-SIM offerings feel right to the low-end class but the new offering is a bit mid-level. Samsung is supposedly prepping the Galaxy S Duos S7562 handset which features a design that looks almost similar to the Galaxy S III it could in fact be called the poor man’s Galaxy S III.  The Samsung Galaxy S Duos will have a 4-inch WVGA display,...

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HTC EVO Design 4G

The EVO Design 4G is an attractive trinket in HTC's lineup. It boasts 4G data speeds, yet also attempts to conquer the thorny problem of how to travel overseas with a device tied to older CDMA technology from third-place U.S. carrier Sprint. Hardware-wise, the EVO Design 4G sticks appealing close to the usual HTC playbook. Nearly identical to an iPhone 4S in size (though somewhat taller and more angular), the Design 4G is well built, weighing in at a relatively modest 5.22 ounces and 0.5 inches thick – downright weak compared to many of the big-screen Handsets that seem to be the new standard.A 4.0-inch qHD Super LED capacitive touchscreen...

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HTC Titan II

Let’s talk about why:Pros:§  Loving the hardware quality and design§  Windows Phone is smooth as butter§  The camera is excellentCons:§  Pixel density is awful§  It’s pretty thick§  Battery life didn’t satisfy meThe Titan II lives up to these expectations. Even with the lower from metal on the original Titan to plastic on the second-gen version, the phone still feels great in the hand. It’s well balanced, has a nice soft-touch finish to it, and has just sufficient heft to feel like a piece of gadgetry and not a toy. On the other hand, this phone is a bit thick for my taste. I’ve seen HTC put out equally solid...

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HTC Explorer

The HTC Explorer is a plan handset designed at first-time smartphone users, with a focus on trust things simple and easy to use. It's a small but flabby handset which fits nicely in the hand, with a rough plastic casing that feels powerful and has a rubbery surface that helps with grip. even though its budget price, the Explorer comes with all the common smartphone features, including a 3-megapixel camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and access to the Android Market.Our first concern was the small 3.2in screen, which has a small 320x480 resolution, but in perform we found it bright and colourful, with very little obvious pixellation. There's not...

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Nokia Lumia 710

The Nokia Lumia 710 is the next offering into the Windows Phone arena from Nokia, following the release of the Nokia Lumia 800 late last year.The first thing you observe when comparing the Nokia Lumia 710 with its older handset sibling is that the Nokia Lumia 710 looks and feels cheaper. And it is. Where the Nokia Lumia 800 SIM-free price is around £430, the Nokia Lumia 710 is probable to cost a somewhat more economical £300.The cause the Nokia Lumia 710 feels like a cheaper handset is partly down to the weight, coming in at a sprightly 125.5g against the Nokia Lumia 800's 142g. On paper this seems like a good thing, but the smartphone is too...

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HTC Vivid

Looking to the top of the Vivid, there is a standard headphone jack and power button which sits almost blush with angle of the plastic casing. one time you are used to the location, it’s no problem at all, but starting out, it took some effort to place without fumbling. There is also a small ATT brand symbol near the top of the screen, along with the proximity sensor, a long mesh and chrome ear speaker plus the 1.3MP front facing camera.On the left side of the device is the microUSB cable which can also supply HDMI out with the appropriate cable. Interestingly enough, the jack is upside down in contrast to the other devices I own (prongs on...

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HTC Velocity 4G

The characteristic of the HTC Velocity is obviously 4G. The 4G network the phone uses is best described as Telstra's LTE enablement of its Next G network: it runs on the LTE 1800MHz network band but "switches across" to the Next G network when 4G coverage is not available. The Velocity 4G is just the second invention to work on this network: Telstra released the 4G USB modem in October last year. HTC Velocity 4G: Design and display: The HTC Velocity 4G looks like just another HTC Android phone. Admittedly, this is not a bad thing: the Velocity 4G has an striking gloss black bezel, tapered edges and an aluminum rear battery cover that screams...

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Nokia Lumia 610 NFC

Nokia Lumia 610 NFC Review:Nokia making its most excellent offers to maintain its fame in the mobile world and that’s the definite reason for its regular production of Smart Handsets. Another good work has been unveiled by Nokia for its customers. The Nokia Lumia 610 NFC, which is specifically designed for Orange subscribers, is the name that is going to impress you in the following lines.Body Design and Styles:The Lumia 610 NFC Handsets is affected with trendy styles from Nokia. It is a compact gadget with TFT capacitive touch screen of 3.7 inches. The design and styles are attractive but the resolution and pixels density is ordinary. The...

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HTC Raider 4G

The key element of the HTC Velocity is obviously 4G. The 4G network the phone uses is best described as Telstra's LTE enablement of its Next G network: it runs on the LTE 1800MHz network band but "switches across" to the Next G network when 4G coverage is not available. The Velocity 4G is just the next product to work on this network: Telstra released the 4G USB modem in October last year.If you're wondering how fast 4G is, the answer is quick as a flash. Officially, Telstra says the Velocity 4G will provide typical download speeds of between 2 megabits per second (Mbps) and 40Mbps, and typical upload speeds of between 1Mbps and 10Mbps. Using...

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HTC Amaze 4G

The first thing you'll notice when holding the HTC Amaze 4G is its solid build quality and how great it feels in the hand. Weighing in at 6.1 ounces and 0.46 inches thick, the phone is a direct descendent of the HTC Sensation, but takes advantage of T-Mobile's 42Mbps HSPA+ network speed to justify the 4G branding.An aluminum frame wraps around the boundaries and spills onto the lower half of the back, accessible in either black or white (we reviewed the latter).a bit easier to The Amaze 4G has a 4.3-inch qHD touch screen at 960x540, which makes it actually smaller than the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and hold and use with one hand.The earpiece continues...

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Dell Mini 3iX

Dell Mini 3iX is a very eye-catching handset which supports both 2G and 3G networks. It has a thin body with the fine dimensions and is light in weight. There are abundance of things of your interest discussed below. Display and Sound:Display of this mobile has a very excellent quality. TFT Capacitive touchscreen makes the touchscreen capable of sensing every move of your fingers while touching the screen. 256k colors with the size of 350×640 pixels make your image more dazzling and vivid. It supports approximately all formats of sounds. Next you do not have to worry about which set-up to download and which to not. It plays all! Isn’t it great?...

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Nokia 808 PureView

The 808 PureView is the true successor to Nokia's N8, the 12-megapixel cameraphone that has ruled as the undoubted king of phone photography since 2010. As with the N8, the 808’s sensor is larger than standard not only in terms of pixel count but physically as well, necessitating a rather amusing hump on the phone's back to contain the camera meeting. So, before you even pick this handset up, you know you’ll have to concession on two major things: software ecosystem and physical dimensions. But Nokia’s aware of this too, and its release of the 808 PureView in spite of these hurdles signals just how confident the company is in the device’s...

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HTC DROID Incredible 4G LTE

In a market where big smartphones control supreme though, Verizon and HTC seem to think that a smaller device can still fascinate some jaded consumers. As a result they’ve put together the Droid Incredible 4G LTE, a poorly named device that manages to squeeze a surprising amount of control into a relatively small frame. Features:-4.0-inch qHD Super LCD display-Runs Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich and Sense 4.0-1.2 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor-1GB of RAM-8GB of onboard storage, accepts microSD cards as large as 32GB-NFC-8-megapixel rear camera, VGA front-facing camera-MSRP: $149 with a two-year contract, available as of July 5, 2012 Pros:-Great...

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HTC Desire C

Introduction: a new model called 'Desire C' has launched to invigorate HTC's budget line-up. It is the most recent attempt of the manufacturer to offer something to those users, who aren't willing to spend a chance on a phone, but would love to experience some HTC love. Let's see what the Desire C has in store for us. Design: There are a little things going for the HTC Desire C, and its outer shell is one of them. The handset has a very lovable rounded and compact form, which utilizes mostly plastic, as one would expect in a budget phone. We have the black version, which looks quite cool thanks to the silver frame that's surrounding the screen....

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HTC Desire VC

HTC Desire VC, which is a fanatical dual-mode model intended for China. HTC has now properly announced and the HTC Desire VC handset smartphones running the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and HTC Sense 4.0 user interface. Both the HTC Desire V and Desire VC have the same provision aboard, however for network support the Desire V has quad band GSM/EDGE and dual band HSPA on the SIM-1 port whilst the secondary port is for tri band GSM, while the Desire VC is CDMA/EVDO with a SIM slot for tri band GSM. As for the stipulation of the handsets, both Android smartphones pack a 4-inch WVGA touch screen along with a 5 megapixel auto-focus...

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HTC Desire VT

HTC Desire VT is a new mobile phone from HTC packed with bounty of current features like GPRS, 5 MP Camera, Capacitive touchscreen, 3G Network, GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi,  and Android OS, v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) as Operating System. Looks like Taiwan based company HTC doesn’t believe in initiation one series of product at a exacting time. Whether it had been the ‘One’ series from the company or the latest ‘Desire’, it bangs the mobile world with a total notable devices at on go. Latest revealed smartphone from the company is HTC Desire VT Mobile Design: After looking HTC desire VT for the...

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