Samsung is no stranger to the budget phone, but they tend to release too many. And not just too many different models, but too mane models that are nearly identical. Here is the Samsung Galaxy Core, which is a low end smartphone with nothing to differentiate it from the competition aside from some fancy software tricks learned from the Galaxy S 4. With… Read more
If you’re really budget minded and the $200 Nexus 7 is just too expensive (or a tablet isn’t worth $200 to you), the ASUS MeMO Pad is now available for purchase. The tablet only costs $150, but the spec drop compared to the Nexus 7 is pretty big. It comes with a 7″ 1024×600 display, 1GHz single core processor, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of memory, a 4,270 mAh… Read more
I have a thing for small phones. And I don’t mean in the “four inch displays are the optimal size!” kind of way, I mean really small phones. That’s why I keep around an HP Veer 4G and actually use it. Samsung is soon releasing a small phone by the name of the Galaxy Pocket Plus, and while it may be absolutely useless by our standards, I kinda like it…. Read more
Sony has been releasing a lot of low end phones to the market, ones that cost very little unlocked and work decently well for the price. This time, they’ve announced the Xperia E (and the Xperia E Dual, the dual SIM version) and it is just as low end as you can expect. With a 1GHz single core Spandragon S1 from the Nexus One days, we’re surprised it can… Read more
This year HTC made a goal of only pumping out a few devices, instead of one every few months. So far, they’ve held true to it, focusing on their One line of phones, which consists of only 3 devices. There are still a few oddballs, like the Incredible 4G LTE, but otherwise the company has stuck to its word. However, they are now looking to stick to the… Read more
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