The other day, Pebble unveiled new limited-edition smart watches, available in Fresh Green, Hot Pink and Fly Blue. As you may’ve heard, these remain the same smart watches under the hood; it’s just that you get a differently colored watch which perhaps goes better with your clothing. I do understand Pebble wants to milk its…
Does HP has what it takes to compete in today’s smart watch market?
You may’ve heard that HP is mulling entrance to the smart watch market, having partnered with designer Michael Bastian and retailer called Gilt. The device is still in the concept phase and although it looks rather awesome, we can’t help but wonder whether HP has what it takes to compete in this space. You see…
BlackBerry should team-up with HP to counter Apple/IBM
We’ve all heard it – Apple is going to bed with IBM (or that’s the other way round?) in a move that could give Cook & Co. new clients in the enterprise space, while helping the Big Blue mobilize (and modernize) its offering. Under the deal between the two giants, more than 100 new apps…
Do we need a device that combines a mini projector, mobile hotspot and backup battery in a small package?
The LivePro goes for $449.99 but you’ll also need some data if you want to use it as a mobile hotspot. The device, in case you wonder, was made by ZTE and unveiled days before CES kicked off in Las Vegas (alongside other ZTE phones).
Do you want the Samsung Gear VR?
A month ago we’ve told you that Samsung has teamed-up with Oculus VR (now part of Facebook) to make a VR headset of its own. The other day, few additional details about this device popped around the Interwebs and we’re still pondering whether this is something we would want to buy.
Can ZTE get Western customers with the newly announced nubia Z7 phones?
You may’ve missed it, but the other day – ZTE unveiled a trio of nubia Z7 smartphones. The nubia Z7, nubia Z7 Max and nubia Z7 Mini all rock Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 801 quad-core chip, 13-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and f/2.0 aperture, 5-megapixel front-facing camera, 4G LTE connectivity and dual-SIM support. There are some…
It’s time Samsung allows other phones to connect to Gear wearables
There’s one thing the Samsung wearables range lacks – the ability to connect to other, non-Samsung devices. Being the world’s largest phone maker allowed Samsung to pull this off but with many other companies targeting our wrists, perhaps it would be best to change this strategy. At the moment, Samsung Gear device owners are gently…
Is Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini the best “Mini” phone you can buy? No, it isn’t, but it will sell like cupcakes, nonetheless
Just the other day, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S5 Mini. The smaller version of the company’s flagship device has all the bells and whistles we learned to love in its big brother, including the IP67-certified water- and dust-resistant body, fingerprint reader and heart rate sensor. In addition, the Mini also rocks a 4.5-inch 720p HD…
HTC One M9 wishlist
Although the HTC One M8 is still a rather awesome device — and one of the best phones money can buy — we can’t help but start thinking about its successor and what it will be all about. Some rumors have already started coming in, suggesting the Taiwanese company will keep using an all-aluminum body…
The Passport could be the best BlackBerry ever, here’s why
You may’ve noticed that BlackBerry CEO has been showing off two of the company’s upcoming products, BlackBerry Classic and BlackBerry Passport. The former has the BlackBerry’s classic trackpad as well as other standard keys that use to come with all BlackBerry smartphones “back in the days.” It’s the latter that got all the attention, as…









