The HTC Dream or T-Mobile G1 is the first Android powered smartphone. It has a 3.2-inches display, at a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels and is powered by a 528 MHz ARM 11 CPU. If you think the G1 had gone and nobody will remember its again then you are wrong. There are people who still care about Read More...
Having a Nexus device means you can take full advantage of it exponential by installing custom ROM's and mods. You have the freedom, coupled with wide developer support, to do anything you desire. From overclocking to completely changing the UI to suit your preferences. The Nexus 7, Google's Read More...
We have been familiar with touch gestures on our mobile devices. Voice activated features have now become available for most devices and motion based functions are becoming more and more popular, with devices like the Galaxy S III taking full advantage of them. In a recent Qualcomm showcasing video, Read More...
HTC's custom skin for Android is called SENSE. It's latest implementation has been brought to the manufacturer's One Series of devices and is designed for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. HTC Sense 4 on the HTC One X has been appreciated by most for its design. But also criticized for slowing Read More...
We like the ability to switch users on our Desktop PC and we would certainly love to have it on Android. While with previous versions this wouldn't even have been though possible, it seems the new released Android 4.1 Jelly Bean holds more secrets than we thought. A developer dug very deep into Read More...
Samsung has always offered great low-end devices and one that resembles the appearance of their flagship device, the Galaxy S 3, will surely be a success. The Galaxy S Duos is technically a low-end smartphone, running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It is a samsung dual SIM phone, therefor the Read More...
It's not been easy for Sony to keep their promise and update the entire 2011 line-up of devices to Android ICS. The all favorite gaming smartphone, the Xperia Play was even left behind as Sony announced that device will stay on Gingerbread, due to performance issues. The latest devices from the Read More...
Yet another cool feature from Google, allowing the users to write their search terms with finger instead of typing in the search field. The beta version of the software has been officially rolled out and it works very good. You only need to write your key word then pick from the usual list of Read More...
Earlier this month we've seen a new yet to be announced Sony Xperia flagship smartphone goes through FCC. Rumoured specs suggested a dual-core Snapdragon S4 CPU, a 4.6 inch HD display and is LTE capable. Today, Mobile-Review got their hands on the Xperia LT30p Mint and took a lot of shots of the Read More...
Samsung has always been the center of innovation. The official sponsor for this year's Olympics launched an aggressive marketing strategy to promote their flagship model, the Galaxy S III. After several devices have been given away for free to competitors, it's time for another way to make the Read More...
