Samsung phones have always been a mixed bag in pushing for the “weird innovator” categorization on their phone models. The Samsung Jack present is no exception.
The Samsung Jack is a candy bar type mobile having a conference call feature, a 3.2 MP camera, E-mail services, web services, Alarm (with clock), Bluetooth connectivity, Calculator, World clock, GPS, digital audio and video files support for entertainment, access to AT&T specific applications, and a battery providing a 7 hour talk time, when charged once.
Unfortunately, we didn’t do this review, but with a sparkling 3.2-inch AMOLED, five megapixel camera with flash, running on a 600 MHz CPU and Android 2.1 and of course all possible connectivities you can imagine, the HTC Legend has the potential to be an outstanding smartphone.
It sports a touchscreen rather than a full QWERTY and has pretty much the characteristics of its predecessor, the HTC Hero. However, compared to the Hero, almost every feature and hardware specification has received an upgrade, supposedly making it much less buggy than first generation HTC Android phones. Continue reading »
As a child, one of the coolest things to do with a laser pointer (or simply just a cool torch) was to point at people with its laser beam then wait and laugh at them for making them look silly or embarrassed in front of others because of the way they react.
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Launched earlier last year, the Sony Ericsson Satio was created to bring the best and most popular features of Sony Ericsson phones, ie the Walkman and Cybershot series. The Satio has on board one of the most powerful cameras ever launched by the phonemaker and on paper it is still
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While we are still in the mist of the Satio review, we invite you all to take a look at these sample photos taken using the Satio’s 12.0 megapixel camera. The quality of the photos I must say are not bad at all for a mobile phone, for those of you who are interested you can click to enlarge the image and check out the quality if required.
Wicked Lasers recently sent us a demo of their 2010 Pro Series laser pointers. The Evolution Pro Series which we have pictured below is an entry level laser pointer that boasts high performance capability and is Wicked Lasers’ first to have a tactical clip. To be honest, none of us here are enthusiasts of lasers however so far our impression of the Evolution Pro Series is pretty cool!
If you hate iTunes and apps and just want a portable media player that simply does its job, then you’re reading the right review. The latest Sony Walkman PMP to be launched with OLED is the Sony NWZ-A845 and over the last week, we’ve been given an opportunity to have a play with the new skinny Walkman and see what its like.
