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SGP Neo Hybrid for Galaxy Nexus [Video]
Device Reviews
Motorola Admiral [Sprint] review by Breon
A couple of weeks ago, I received a Motorola Admiral for Sprint. While I'm typically not a QWERTY keyboard fan --certainly not a candy bar QWERTY phone-- I am pleasantly surprised with this device. It has a good form factor and ready for the rugged lifestyle. The Admiral sports a 1.2 GHz processor and has 4 GB of on-board storage (about 1.3 GB available to the... Read more » Samsung Stratosphere for Verizon review by Breon
Surrounded by the DROID RAZR, HTC Rezound, and DROID Bionic releases, the Samsung Stratosphere may have been lost in the shuffle a bit. Heck, if you Google Samsung Stratosphere Verizon Wireless, the official Verizon results are two-thirds of the way down the page. Don't let that fool you; The Stratosphere is a great mid-tier device AND it is packing Verizon 4G... Read more » 24 Hours with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for Verizon
It was a rainy Wednesday evening in Minneapolis. My Verizon contact was racing through the swarming, downtown, rush hour traffic. She comes to a sliding halt, the wrong way on a one-way street. I approach. The package is transferred. She whips around and speeds off. The Nexus is mine. Ok...it might not have been that dramatic. It was raining,... Read more » Samsung Galaxy Nexus review
We are going to handle this review a little differently. We are still going to go over the basic points, like hardware and software, but we're going to take this more in the vein of a consumer using the device, rather than a reviewer just reviewing a piece of hardware and software. This is the first Android 4.0 phone out there, and so we think that it should be seen... Read more » HTC Rezound for Verizon review
The HTC Rezound has been available for just over a week now, and we've had plenty of time to look it over, test it out, and come up with a pretty firm opinion about the first smartphone with Beats Audio Technology to land in the United States. There's no denying that despite its thickness and interesting back panel, the handset is light in the hand and comfortable to... Read more » Sony Ericsson Xperia Play review
Introduction: Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play is the world's firs PlayStation certified device. While it may not be a frontrunner in the spec department in the current market, the PlayStation controls--D-pad, touch sensitive joysticks, four standard PS buttons, and shoulder buttons--make for a different and superior gaming experience on a mobile phone. The... Read more » Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 review
Introduction: Samsung's Galaxy Tab is Android's most viable answer to Apple's iPad 2. Samsung actually tweaked the design after the initial announcement in order to make the thing just a hair thinner than iPad 2. The design is beautiful, the Honeycomb software is sleek and the 10.1-inch display makes for a spacious playground when specialized tablet apps are... Read more » HTC Sensation 4G review
The HTC Sensation 4G is available from T-Mobile for $199.99 on an eligible two-year contract, and from third-party retailers like WalMart at a discount. Introduction: HTC has produced a formidable Android in the Sensation 4G (unboxing). With a 1.2GHz, dual-core, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, the software experience is smooth and responsive. Android 2.3 and... Read more » HTC Sensation 4G unboxing and walkthrough
T-Mobile's Sensation 4G is a flagship device. WIth a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 768MB of RAM, a true widescreen qHD display, Android 2.3 and Sense 3.0, Sensation represents the top tier of current Android devices. Sense is more polished and practical than ever, featuring lock screen widgets and apps, access to a hefty supply of customization settings,... Read more » Nook Simple Touch review
Introduction: Of Barnes & Noble's three primary iterations of the Nook (there are more if you throw in WiFi/3G options), the Simple Touch is, you guessed it, the simplest. Color screens, fancy software interfaces, and luxurious bodies have been pushed aside in favor of a more practical reader--one that gets you straight to the business of reading. Simple Touch... Read more » 
