May 8th 2012
Well, the wait has finally ended. I’ve got the same reaction as everybody else, dissapointed at the first sight. It looks more of an HTC-esque device (HTC Sensation XL?), rather than an evolution over its predecessor Samsung Galaxy S II. Just refer to this picture below.
Samsung Galaxy S III
First impression is kinda let down, however it’s more than meets, you might feel surprised … Continue Reading »
April 9th 2012
I think it is best for me to put this article up before Samsung releases the much anticipated flagship-of-the-flagship Galaxy S III. Anyway, for the past few months, it’s been quite happening when it comes to Android and mobile technology development; Google’s latest Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS, quad core mobile CPU, over-hyped voice command (if you know what I mean), Qualcomm new Krait CPU … etc. Must be quite confusing if you are not a tech junkie. But in layman’s terms, it means better, faster, much user friendly device for your pocket. If your phone dated two years old or more or you simply want an upgrade, here are some of the best flagship Android smartphones to buy during this period of April to June Q2. Continue Reading »
March 12th 2012
Don't get wrong, this is the Asus Transformer Prime. It isn't the new Google Nexus ICS-glaced tablet
Google with Asus as the OEM to release Nexus Tablet running Android 4.0 ICS? Ya you read it right. The rumours of Google doing a Nexus Tablet is not new. But with Asus instead? I would have thought Google would choose Samsung instead. But Asus? Well, probably because Asus did pretty awesome tablet lately. Continue Reading »
March 7th 2012
Samsung next generation flagship device is about to be announced some time in Q2 this year. It was speculated to be announced like its predecessor; Galaxy S and Galaxy S II in MWC 2012 Barcelona, but Samsung did something different this year. Continue Reading »
February 26th 2012
An Android mobile phone without games is dead. Games is what make smarphone OS like Android and iOS appealing. I have seen people from all walks of life play games on either an Android or an iPhone. As a gamer myself, I love to try out games on the Android Market. Some are addictive, some just let me pass time, some just not even worth to be mentioned. I have filtered out for you all, here are some of the compilation of best Google’s Android action games available freely for your Galaxy S III (is it out yet?). Continue Reading »
February 25th 2012
What improvements did Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ICS brings? Ice Cream Sandwich is pretty much the topic of any mobile freaks right now, well you can minus out the hardcore fanboys from the iSide. Cyanogenmod(CM) teams are in hardworking in bringing CM9(the version numbering to depict Ice Cream Sandwich) to modders. And manufacturers are working overnight to bring Android 4.0 updates to most of their existing devices. So what’s all the hype about the newest Android iteration from Google? After updated my HTC Sensation with an XDA-build ICS Android 4.0.1 for over a week, this is what I experienced, layman wise. Continue Reading »
September 11th 2011
It’s already been 9months since we got a taste of Gingerbread topped with an icing of dual-powered CPU. LG Optimus 2X is the first Android device to be baked such recipe, followed by the Motorola Atrix. Early adopters are nothing to compare if you see what Samsung and HTC are offering today. There are roughly 3 months left before 2012, and what we gonna see is Ice Cream Sandwich with probably a quad-core processor and a higher resolution of 1280×720. This year is all about Gingerbread with dual core processor, next year you gonna see Ice Cream Sandwich with quad core processing engine, interesting eh? Anyway, you won’t be seeing these new generation of Android superphones with Ice Cream Sandwich in your stores pretty soon, here are some of the best Android phones you can grab right now. Continue Reading »
September 1st 2011
So you have finally made your choice in choosing between HTC Sensation and Samsung Galaxy S II? Found yourself having to recharge your new Android device every 8hours? You’re not alone. Some users reported to have a poor battery performance for their Android phones. Older device ranging from HTC Desire, Motorola Droid, Samsung Galaxy S, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 to the latest dual-core Android phones; LG Optimus 2x, Motorla Atrix, HTC Sensation, and Samsung Galaxy S II, are not sparred with complains of poor battery life. However, Android itself is not a power hogger, or call it battery juice sucker if you like. Many users were able to get their Android device up and running in a single charge up to 3 days(gosh I missed the good old Nokia 3310-era).There are many factors in leading to poor battery life. The very main reasons are the display and unnecessarily turned on features, which some users don’t have a clue in turning it off. If you are happened to be one of the Android users not happy of the current battery performance, or you simply just want to improve the extra mileage of your Android device’s battery performance, here are some tips in improving the battery life of your Android phone. Continue Reading »
July 2nd 2011
When it comes to buying a new smartphone for yourself, you might be in a tough situation of choosing in between almost-similar-specs phone. That’s especially true when it comes to Android platform, the most popular smartphone OS thus far. Recently, HTC and Samsung releases their flagship product; HTC Sensation and Samsung Galaxy S II respectively. Both are the new top of the line Android smartphones released by the no.1 and no.2 smartphone manufacturers of yesteryear. Both sporting new dual-core chip with a chance of putting the 6months old nvidia Tegra 2 to shame. Both equally powerful and both sporting some specifications which missed from one to the other. This puts potentially new buyers in a dilemma in choosing between Sensation and Galaxy S II. If you’re facing the exact situation of what I described here, read on. Continue Reading »
May 20th 2011
I’ve preview the latest Asus Eee pad Transformer here. The specifications of Asus Transformer is pretty standard, but what distinguish itself from the rest of the Honeycomb tablets is the pricing and the innovative keyboard dock. The keyboard dock itself is already a winner as the physical keyboard provides the way to do input to your device far superior than any onscreen keyboard. On top of that, the competitive pricing at $548 (with the keyboard dock) give Apple iPad2 a run for its money. Well, that doesn’t mean Asus Transformer is the winner tablet now, it all boils down of what you really need.
The specifications of Asus Eee Pad Transformer can be viewed here. So, the question is what are the pros/advantages that this Asus Eee Pad Transformer has over Apple iPad2? Before that, it is best to list out the pros and cons between these two tablets, I’ll start with Apple iPad2.
Apple iPad2 is the 2nd generation tablet from Apple. It was first launched in the United States on 11th of March 2011. Here are the summarized pros and cons for iPad2. Continue Reading »
