Motorola has lifted the covers off its oft-leaked Moto G handset, the company’s first globally-available smartphone effort since snuggling under Google’s sizeable wing. Looking to court the many smartphone users that can't afford premium handsets, it's looking to push the boundaries of what a smartphone in the mid-tier price bracket can offer. And from our early hands-on play, it's looking promising, especially considering its sub-£140 price tag. Read More >>
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One of the first advantages Nokia launched into when talking about the 2520 tablet is the "ultra-readability" of the 10.1-inch display when in direct sunlight. With Gorilla Glass 2, it should hopefully prove just as durable, too. Running Windows RT 8.1, it also comes with 4G LTE-connectivity as standard. Read More >>
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"I'm banking on Nokia being the only competent people around to make a good 8inch Windows 8 device. This 2520 looks great." More »
The phablet world just saw two new monsters roar into town -- Nokia's mammoth 6-inch, 1080p resolution-screened phone, the Gorilla Glass 2-displayed 1520, and a lower-specced 1320. With a third column of live tiles, there'll be ample homescreen space for adding new Windows Phone 8 apps Vine and Instagram (yes, really) shortcuts. Updating live...Read More >>
The HTC One has been the darling of the smartphone scene this year, wowing reviewers (even if not wholly winning over the public when it came to sales). As is now customary, it's to be flanked by the HTC One Mini and, rounding off the smartphone size holy trinity, this, the HTC One Max. It's bigger, and comes complete with some quirky new features. But bigger doesn't always mean better. Read More >>
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"I don't need a watch to control my music when I have three buttons on my headphone cord that do the same thing. Sadly Apple patented the fuck out of i..." More »
I've just had some very limited time with one of the five gold HTC Ones created to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the MOBO awards, and as you can see from the photos overleaf, this thing is gold. In a way the iPhone 5S' champagne version is not. Read More >>
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"I don't get why some people seem to think gold things look tacky. I think it looks pretty sexy. Not that I'd get one..." More »
Tesco's Hudl tablet is, at the time of writing, considered quite cheap. Android tablet hardware has plummeted in price so quickly and to such an extent that it's possible to buy a fairly high-spec piece of kit like this for just £119, a cost that has owners of expensive, rival brand tabs scoffing with derision. It can't be a proper thing, can it? Not for that kind of price? Read More >>
Sony's Xperia Z was released back in March of this year, and was, according to our gentleman reviewer, the best phone Sony's ever made. Sony obviously didn't agree, though, as it's effectively rubbished its earlier effort by releasing the Xperia Z1 just six months later -- a faster, sturdier, even more luxurious smartphone. Read More >>
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Disregarding my opinion that smartwatches (unless they're the Pebble, or something as intuitive and elegantly-executed) can all be tossed in a skip and set on fire, I'm actually really impressed after a brief play with the Qualcomm Toq (pronounced "talk," not "toc." Dubbed "the anti-Galaxy Gear" (by us), such is the stripped-down nature of what's crammed inside the 1.5-inch display, it's more of a pimped-out watch than Dick Tracy phonewatch. And that's a good thing, before you ask. Read More >>
It's safe to say that Android tablets haven't quite managed to capture the aesthetic beauty of Apple's iPad mini. Sure, there have been some good looking ones, and the Nexus 7 certainly isn't ugly, but none of the smaller tablets have really compared to the elegant and simplistic design of Jony Ive's mini, until now. Meet the LG G Pad 8.3. Read More >>
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The combination of 4K resolution and OLED display technology sure makes for a potentially tasty concoction, and boy does it live up to its promise. It may be just a prototype, but Samsung's OLED UHD display is the most gorgeous TV I've ever seen. Read More >>
Forget ordinary everyday LCD UHD TVs -- what you want is an eye-poppingly gorgeous OLED UHD TV, and Samsung's just managed to make the first one in the world. It'll probably be the most gorgeous-looking TV you'll ever see. Read More >>
Samsung just took the lid off its long-rumoured Smartwatch. Here's everything the Android-powered arm computer—officially known as Galaxy Gear—has to offer. Read More >>
After a wavering couple of years back there, Sony's been back on fine form with its mobile arm, ever since it ditched Ericsson and came out with the Xperia S back in January 2012. Its latest, the Z1, isn't just another large-screened mobile -- it's a 5-inch mobile with a 20.7MP camera, and two optional external lenses which can either be mounted on the phone as you see above, or waved about to capture all sorts of surreptitious shots. Read More >>
What, you thought that HTC only had a mini Bluetooth phone for you this week? Spilling a can of whoomp from the mid-range shelf a day before the IFA onslaught, HTC's shown off a "vivid blue" colour option for the One and One Mini handsets, plus revealed the mid-range Desire 601 and 300, and BoomBass Bluetooth speaker. Phew. Read More >>
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