4/21/2013
Pictures of Sony Experia ZL from all sides
The following are Pictures of Sony Experia ZL from all sides
4/16/2013
Google Glass official specs released — 5 megapixel camera, 720p video, and 12GB of usable storage
Google Glass just gets better and better by the day.
The futuristic-looking eyewear is fast approaching its arrival into the
consumer market. Today we know more about the hardware and specs
included in the upcoming gadget, thanks to this Google Glass support doc.
According to the doc, Glass will offer a camera capable of 5 megapixel
shots and 720p video. The display is going to bring a sharp picture that
is equal to viewing a 25-inch HD display from eight feet.
4/14/2013
Review LG Lucid 2
LG is back with the follow-up to the Lucid that debuted around the
same last year on Verizon Wireless. The aptly named Lucid 2 ships with
updated innards and a new design. While the handset is firmly in the
mid-range device category, it’s hardly something to dismiss if you’re a
new smartphone user.
Coming in at the lovely price of free, the Lucid 2 will certainly turn heads of those looking for a capable smartphone that’s not not overloaded on unneeded features and simple and to the point. But is that enough? In this review, we’ll see if LG’s mid-range monster can clean the slate and be the one go-to handset in its category for Verizon.
Coming in at the lovely price of free, the Lucid 2 will certainly turn heads of those looking for a capable smartphone that’s not not overloaded on unneeded features and simple and to the point. But is that enough? In this review, we’ll see if LG’s mid-range monster can clean the slate and be the one go-to handset in its category for Verizon.
Specifications
4/11/2013
Review Asus Memo Pad Smart 10
Beyond the hordes of Android tablets currently on the market today,
only a select few get attention. This is either because said tablet is
very cheap or very powerful, in which the two rarely find a middle
ground. It’s easy to assume that a $500 tablet should is better than a
$200 tablet, and for the most part, that assumption would be correct. On
the other side of that, many seem to assume that a cheaper tablet,
below the $300 price point couldn’t possibly be good enough to suit
one’s needs. Especially when it comes to 10 inch tablets. This is where
that assumption is wrong.
Enter the Asus Memo Pad 10. A tablet that’s both powerful and affordable, but isn’t claiming to be anything it’s not. The tablet itself finds its way into a sea of competition, so is the Asus Memo Pad 10 worth the purchase? In this review, we’ll put it through its paces and see what this budget tablet that lacks “budget” specs is all about.
Enter the Asus Memo Pad 10. A tablet that’s both powerful and affordable, but isn’t claiming to be anything it’s not. The tablet itself finds its way into a sea of competition, so is the Asus Memo Pad 10 worth the purchase? In this review, we’ll put it through its paces and see what this budget tablet that lacks “budget” specs is all about.
Samsung Galaxy phones found easier to use than iPhone [Survey]
Siegal+Gale released interesting research results that probably come
as a bit of a surprise. After surveying 400 people about the simplicity
of a Samsung Galaxy phone compared to that of an iPhone, the Samsung
devices came out champions of simplicity over Apple’s smartphones.
According to the survey results, Samsung’s main three advantages are high-tech features that are also user-friendly, clear advertising, and compatibility with non-proprietary apps. On the iPhone’s side, clear advertising was also a strength, plus it scores big for intuitiveness and customer service. Still, the Samsung Galaxy was the victor.
“At the brand level, Apple is perceived as simpler than Samsung, but on a product level, challenger Galaxy has knocked the long-standing simplicity champion onto the canvas and out of first place,” Siegal+Gale reports.
Apple does still carry a better reputation overall as a brand compared to Samsung. In fact, it’s the number five best ranked company globally, while Samsung doesn’t even break into the top 10.
The whole survey seems a tad hard to believe because generally iPhones have always been considered easier to use. Even Android fans have agreed to a certain extent. I typically see claims that while the iPhone is easier, Android phones are more powerful and can do more, which is a fair argument.
From intomobile.com
Samsung Galaxy phones found easier to use than iPhone
According to the survey results, Samsung’s main three advantages are high-tech features that are also user-friendly, clear advertising, and compatibility with non-proprietary apps. On the iPhone’s side, clear advertising was also a strength, plus it scores big for intuitiveness and customer service. Still, the Samsung Galaxy was the victor.
“At the brand level, Apple is perceived as simpler than Samsung, but on a product level, challenger Galaxy has knocked the long-standing simplicity champion onto the canvas and out of first place,” Siegal+Gale reports.
Apple does still carry a better reputation overall as a brand compared to Samsung. In fact, it’s the number five best ranked company globally, while Samsung doesn’t even break into the top 10.
The whole survey seems a tad hard to believe because generally iPhones have always been considered easier to use. Even Android fans have agreed to a certain extent. I typically see claims that while the iPhone is easier, Android phones are more powerful and can do more, which is a fair argument.
From intomobile.com
Samsung Galaxy phones found easier to use than iPhone
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