11
Nov
We could see it as HTC said it – the HTC EVO 3D is a little more than just a phone slapped with a 3D-capable screen; it’s a wholly new 3D experience, freshly ground into a smartphone mould, and meant to usher a new 3D-steered direction. But does adding 3D deepen an experience? And – most importantly, of course – how good is the experience itself?
Popularity: 7% [?]
8
May
Announced at the Mobile World Congress a couple of months back, the Sony Ericsson Xperia arc is a beauty. When we showed it to our friends, they could only mutter one word – “Sexy”. It is indeed sexy with its super thin 8.77mm frame.
Popularity: 16% [?]
9
Mar
The original Samsung Wave was, in several ways, a phone of its own. Where the big giants rage wars as androids and fruits, Samsung decidedly kicked back to the beach, made it own mobile operating system and took it out to sea. The resulting device might not have made a huge splash, but it was a solid device riding on high waves. And waves, they echo.
Popularity: 8% [?]
31
Jan
Positioned at the entry level market, the Blackberry Curve series are affordable yet functional. A major complain of the original Curve was that it didn’t have 3G and Edge simply wasn’t good enough for a lot people. RIM responded and the curve 3G was born.
The Curve 3G looks just like the original Curve but to differentiate the both, the 3G version has a grayish silver chrome border, which makes it look more “upscale”. The device is enclosed in a rubberized case and it felt really good in our palms.
Popularity: 11% [?]
