Review: Nokia Asha 200- The affordable dual-SIM feature phone
- Category: Reviews
- Tuesday, 08 May 2012 12:38
- by Rishabh Jain
Nokia’s Asha series might not have captured, as much attention as the Lumia, but that is hardly something to judge it by. In fact, Nokia’s re-invention of its feature phones with the Asha series is one thing we can stand by. We earlier reviewed the Nokia Asha 300 and 300, and did fall in love with them.
So, does the Asha 200 stand up to its siblings? Lets see.
Review: BlackBerry Curve 9220
- Category: Reviews
- Monday, 07 May 2012 11:15
- by Kunal Khullar
RIM has been making some decent amount of money in the Indian market by focussing on the youth segment and all thanks to its BlackBerry Messenger service. However, the company hasn’t been doing well on a global scale.
With the new BB OS 10 on the way, the company should be really focussing on adapting new strategies which should include a variety of devices in different price segments.
With the new BB OS 10 on the way, the company should be really focussing on adapting new strategies which should include a variety of devices in different price segments.
Speaking of which, we have the newest Curve 9220 with us. The device does seem to be an upgrade of the Curve 8520 and is priced at Rs. 10,990 which seems a decent amount for a BlackBerry device. But is the device worth the price and is it a worthy successor of the 8520? Let’s find out.
Nokia Asha 303 review: Fantasy feature phone
- Category: Reviews
- Friday, 04 May 2012 13:30
- by Rishabh Jain
Nokia seems to be making full efforts for a comeback from the disaster that the last year was for the company. After the success of the Lumia range, Nokia is targeting the feature phone section of the mobile market that it once ruled. The Asha 303 is a fine effort on that part. Let’s have a look at it.
The Asha 303 is a touch and type handset based on the S40 platform, 128 MB RAM and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Despite being a feature phone, this phone looks good, feels good and is loaded with features. Whether it be apps, Internet connectivity or a 1 GHz CPU, the phone has it all.
The Asha 303 is a touch and type handset based on the S40 platform, 128 MB RAM and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Despite being a feature phone, this phone looks good, feels good and is loaded with features. Whether it be apps, Internet connectivity or a 1 GHz CPU, the phone has it all.
Review: Sony Xperia S
- Category: Reviews
- Tuesday, 01 May 2012 13:40
- by Kunal Khullar
Sony Ericsson came a long way with their mobile phone industry and now the company has split to become Sony Mobile Communications. This rebranding has led to the new NXT range of Sony smartphones which look very sleek.
The flagship for Sony in its new NXT range is the Xperia S and we have been expecting a lot from the device as it is also the company’s first dual-core processor smartphone. Taking its DNA from the Xperia Arc, the device has good looks and is feature loaded, but is it worth the price tag? Let’s find out.
Goal.com app review: The ultimate app for the football-crazy!
- Category: Reviews
- Thursday, 26 April 2012 11:52
- by Rishabh Jain
Goal.com mobile reader is a treat for football enthusiasts. It is designed in the way any sports update app is designed, The app has a colourful and pretty functional UI.
HTC One X review: A Quad-core fantasy come true!
- Category: Reviews
- Tuesday, 24 April 2012 15:19
- by Rishabh Jain
We have had the taste of quite a few HTC devices lately. It seems now we have the perfect device after hunting for long. The HTC One X is here finally. It looks, feels and performs good as hell.
Yes, HTC One X is the kind of phone we have been waiting for long. HTC has gone all out and given the One X everything they could. We are pretty impressed with this device. HTC One X is also the first quad-core phone to come under our purview.
So, lets get right on to it. Here’s everything we love about the HTC One X.
Review: Nokia Asha 300
- Category: Reviews
- Monday, 23 April 2012 11:53
- by Kunal Khullar
Nokia has been in good shape in its feature phones department and the introduction of the Asha series has given it quite a boost. With various range of mobile handsets, Nokia doesn’t disappoint the feature phone consumer.
We got our hands on the Asha 300, which a touch-and-type handset with a candy bar form factor. It runs on S40 and has a fast 1GHz processor, but is all that processing power really necessary in a feature phone? Well, let’s find out.
Paytm changes its look, we review it
- Category: Reviews
- Thursday, 19 April 2012 17:13
- by Puneet Jain
Paytm recently changed its look and we decided to do a quick review of the new Paytm. So what's new at Paytm, you ask? There is a complete make over of not just the website but the logo as well.
Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 620 (7.0 Plus)
- Category: Reviews
- Friday, 06 April 2012 11:03
- by Kunal Khullar
Samsung has been pouring us with devices one after the other. And it is not just smartphones, but also a wide range of tablets. So we got our hands on the Galaxy Tab 620. You must be wondering which one is that. Well, it is also known as the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, so it is a new 7-incher. (Not to be confused with Galaxy Tab 7.7)
Honeycomb, dual-core processor, Wi-Fi, 3G, it has it all. The tablet looks and feels great too and is a proper upgrade for Samsung’s first even Galaxy Tab.
Review: HTC Rhyme
- Category: Reviews
- Tuesday, 03 April 2012 12:27
- by Rishabh Jain
HTC Rhyme is something a tad different from the gadgets we review normally. It is handset designed especially for women! Although that might have put some of you guys off – the thing is it is one of the best deals for women out there.
HTC is known for its sleek and suave handsets and the Rhyme is no different. It has the signature features – good hardware and customized UI.
HTC is known for its sleek and suave handsets and the Rhyme is no different. It has the signature features – good hardware and customized UI.
Make no mistake; the Rhyme is not designed for any run-of-the-mill person. It is designed for the high flying fashionista. At least that is what we deduced from its price and features. The handset packs in a 3.8-inch touchscreen along with Android 2.3, a 1 GHz processor, 5-megapixel camera and HTC Sense.
So what does it have on offer? Let’s have a look.