Advertisements Dust off your Pre and TouchPad, Palm (now HP’s) WebOS is back in the LG G watch R variant for Audi. I’ve mentioned it before but the LG G watch R was my fvourite smartwatch of 2014 and this new look potentially might make this one a star for me in 2015. And that’s […]
We got a tweet from MobileMadhouse who created an infographic depicting the rise and fall of Nokia. Oddly enough of course, Alvester managed to get in there before the actual guys who made it :p. Here’s the full size imgur link:Â http://i.imgur.com/lfz0FzK.jpg @JayMontano In recognition of the N1, we've created a history of Nokia infographic. Check […]
It looks like high end offerings for an entry level price is getting swooped up. I’m very much inclined to get this too and not just because I have to get this Nokia tablet. There are too many good things going for it for me: Nokia name – a must for a Nokia nerd. Especially […]
I’m not really one to be too concerned about benchmarks – I care about how well it performs in real life scenarios. Especially on different platforms and OSes. The N1 is packing a 64-bit quad-core 2.3GHz Intel Atom Z3580 with 2GB RAM. This is with Android Lollipop. However since much isn’t known about the Nokia […]
Gold is a re-emerging colour in the wave of more colourful devices. Although it was really Nokia that pushed through the whole ‘colourful phone’ in the age of black/white and grey (they’ve also always been doing colourful phones), I’d have to say it’s the iPhone that made all the other manufacturers follow too with gold […]
There’s a Nokia N1 launch event today in China, Nokia’s return to the consumer market with their first Android tablet. There was a note on Boxing day (26/12/2014) about the N1 announcement. Note the text is translated. It mentions something about the ‘Return of the King’. http://pad.zol.com.cn/499/4990972.html From the event: 1599RMB – that’s just 169.98GB/257.34 […]
Here’s a couple of hands on of the oddly internet-popular Nokia 215. PhoneArena TechHive
Quick heads up on this video from HERE. HERE Auto their next-generation embedded navigation software solution that automatically syncs to mobile and web companion experiences. HERE describes it as powerful, seamless and flexible and says it makes drivers aware, safe and efficient in the car and beyond.
What’s this? What about this? Now take a look at this… Not just me then… At CES, Sony launched their ZX2. A $1200 music player. Not smartphone. It’s got music controls on the side and it’s an odd wave to chunky devices once again. To be fair, it was only in that picture […]
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