With iPad 3G scheduled for release April 30 prospective buyers will need to decide if they want to hold out for the 3G version or decide if a Wi-Fi-only iPad is their preferred option. Today’s iPad FAQ addresses the main issues in making that decision
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WiFi or 3G iPad? Answers to Your Questions about iPad and the Internet
The HTC DROID Incredible for Verizon Wireless is the carrier’s latest and greatest Android-powered smartphone. It has all the makings of a great smartphone, including an AMOLED touchscreen and a 1GHz processor, and, as you’ll be able to tell in this review, Todd was quite taken with it. Read the full story here.
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HTC’s DROID Incredible for Verizon review
I was recently looking into preserving the screen on my Nokia 5800 from scratches and similar. Being slightly OCD about these sort of things I searched around on Google for reviews and recommendations, without a real conclusive decision made, I headed over to Ebay to find out for myself. Looking through various different solutions, I opted for what looked like a bargain; 3x Mirror Screen Protector with accompanying cleaning cloth for £1.59 .
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Mirror Screen Protector For Nokia 5800
The Grab’n'Go is a very good 1080p media streamer. Its design is appealing, it handles video brilliantly and it offers impressive codec support. It’s more expensive than some of its rivals, but it’s extremely easy to connect to your network and it supports USB storage devices too
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Conceptronic Grab’n'Go Full HD Media Player review
Apple’s latest 15-inch MacBook Pros look similar to their predecessors in terms of appearance, but their innards have received a welcome power boost. We’d still like to see an HDMI port, Blu-ray drive and 3G connectivity, but the high-end model that we reviewed delivered pleasingly powerful performance
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Apple MacBook Pro (15-inch, spring 2010) review
So, we’ve already hit you with our in-depth iPad review when the device launched, but many asked for a video review as well, so here you are! In this episode of Bleeding Edge TV, we give you our thoughts on the iPad , we show you some of the new visual touches that you’ll find on the device that aren’t present on the iPhone or iPod touch, and we give you a look at a bunch of the iPad apps that we’ve been enjoying. Even better, we also show you Apple’s official iPad case, and the iPad dock as well. Take a look at the video, and see what you think. Let us know if you have any iPad questions that you’d like us to address in the comments.
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Bleeding Edge TV 344: Apple iPad review
Since I’ve been using the Pre for over a week now, I’ve managed to get more and more familiar with WebOS and am enjoying it more and more. It combines many things found on today’s hottest mobile OS’ around – Android and iPhone OS. WebOS is highly underrated mainly due to the mediocre hardware it is being forced to run on, and the fact it’s creators Palm have done a poor job of distribution and made many mistakes when launching. There are various factors why Palm’s Pre and Pixi are not successful, but that doesn’t necessarily mean WebOS isn’t great to experience. Both iPhone and Android users will be arguing why WebOS is inferior to their respective OS’ but the fact is, WebOS has the best of both worlds and is all round more polished and the experience is very very impressive
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Impressions On WebOS
Wireless week has a review of the Navigon MobileNavigator for the iPhone and has come to the conclusion that companies with expertise in the area are well suited to commanding higher prices over the current crop of free navigation out there. The Navigon MobileNavigator is one of the more advanced iPhone Apps out there with available ($25/yr) realtime traffic provided by Inrix, and available 3-D contour maps. These aren’t exactly TOPO maps like you have on you handheld GPS, but instead maps that offer a little bit of texture to see some, hills, dips and valleys.
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Navigon Mobile Navigator for iPhone – “Price Justified”
The second-generation MinoHD mini-camcorder shoots the same impressive 720p video as its predecessor. But it also offers a sleeker body, more storage space and an HDMI port on the bottom for connecting it to a high-definition TV. It’s fantastically easy to use and marvellously pocketable too
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Flip Video MinoHD (2nd gen) review
The big news is that at a press event yesterday Microsoft announced two new phones that will be out soon, confirming ongoing rumors — and marking Microsoft’s entry into the hardware market. This week I’ll give you some details of these two phones, plus point you to a giveaway.
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Microsoft Announces Two New Microsoft-Branded Phones
The new Dual XGPS300cradle for the iPod touch offers a couple of features for the intrepid navigator that might just help them get around a bit more easily. The Dual cradle is designed with a GPS and an extended battery in it to grab the GPS signals and allow you to do it for a more than the short time the iPod Touch battery would normally allow. When you buy the cradle, Dual’s NavAtlas App is a free download that offers some good looking features, including Text to Speech, Navigate to addresses in your contacts list, realistic 3D views, built in maps but comes in a bit light on Points of Interest at 2 Million. CNet just posted a review on the unit, and the system has its strong points, and seems to be suited for those who really want navigation on the iPod Touch
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Dual XGPS300 GPS and Battery Cradle for the iPod Touch
I’ve recently got my hands on these two devices , they’ve both intrigued me, each in their own way, whilst one was successful on launch the other has struggled to make sales. Many factors have played their part on this issue, something perhaps for another post
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Camera Shoot Out – Nokia 5800 vs Palm Pre
BlackBerry 9650 spotted in the wild again, ‘Bold’ branding confirmed The Tour branding never made a lot of sense — RIM’s most recently-released high-end portrait QWERTY device for CDMA networks occupies the same market position as the Bold over on GSM networks, so the name difference is kind of arbitrary and more than just a little bit confusing. It’s all good, though, because CrackBerry has confirmation here that the Tour’s replacement — the 9650 — is going to be wearing a Bold badge loud and proud around back by the 3.2 megapixel camera. It’s not clear exactly when Sprint and Verizon are going to launch this sucker, but it’s patently obvious that they both will — it’s just a matter of time — so you may as well start prepping your eulogy for that infernal trackball now.
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BlackBerry 9650 spotted in the wild again, ‘Bold’ branding confirmed
Vertu Signature Pure Black Vertu has introduced its latest handset, the Signature Pure Black which is specially handcrafted thanks to the PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) technique that is currently being used in watches. This will require vaporizing a block of Titanium Carbide at extremely high temperatures using a plasma beam in a vacuum chamber, where the resulting PVD coating makes sure you are the recipient of an extremely rugged surface which is nigh impossible to scratch unless Wolverine comes along.
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Vertu Signature Pure Black
MDO Avatar G580 Android-powered handset The MDO Avatar G580 is yet another smartphone which is powered by the Android operating system, where it does resemble the HTC Hero although it is missing out on a chin. Measuring a mere 10.7mm thin, you will find a relatively slow 600MHz Qualcomm MSM 7227 processor running within accompanied by a 3.2′ 320 x 480 resolution HVGA display, 256MB RAM, 256MB ROM, Wi-Fi connectivity and a microSD memory card slot. There is no trackball with this handset, so you will have to make do with the typical direction button instead. No idea on its availability since MDO has kept mum on the issue, although it is going for 1,900 Yuan in China.
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MDO Avatar G580 Android-powered handset
Vonage Mobile, now available for T-Mobile and AT&T Android smartphones, offers users cheap international calling rates as well as free U.S. domestic calling over Wi-Fi. That can free up a lot of otherwise used calling plan minutes. We check it out to see how it performs
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Free domestic Wi-Fi VoIP calling with Vonage Mobile for Android (and cheap international calls, too!)
Apple CEO and avid turtle neck wearer Steve Jobs revealed the latest iteration of the iPhone OS – 4.0 – which brings some interesting new features to iPhone users. Whilst fanboys from each side will carry on debating what this means to them one way or another, there is one clear fact, fragmentation has come to the Apple-sphere
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iPhone OS 4.0 Revealed, Frags The Scene
We’ve got an in-depth review of the new HTC Desire Android smartphone, a device that is basically a Google Nexus One with HTC’s Sense UI enhancements. Read on to find out if the Desire’s AMOLED display and 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor inspire lust or loathing. Read the full story here.
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HTC Desire Android smartphone review – a Nexus One with HTC Sense
Apple’s Announcement of the iPhone OS 4.0 Apple has unveiled its new iPhone OS 4 with a ton of new features including a ‘smart’ multitasking, iBooks and an ad networks – that’s only the highlights. Multitasking To limit battery draining by apps running in the background, like it is happening with Android phones, Apple has limited the number of operating system (OS) services that apps can access in the background to seven: Audio, VoIP, Location, Push Notifications, Local Notifications, Task Completion, Fast App Switching.
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Apple’s Announcement of the iPhone OS 4.0
SWAP Nova Keychain Phone While most folks out there are scrambling to get the latest high-tech phone, some folks just want a small phone that’s easy to carry around, and that phone could just be the SWAP Nova Keychain Phone . Said phone is a 2G phone, smaller than a box of matches.
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SWAP Nova Keychain Phone
Samsung Moment 2 with Sprint branding and TouchWiz 3.0 peeks out The Samsung Moment is due to get Android 2.1 sometime in the near future , but it looks like it’s also going to get a bit of a refresh — check out this pic of a Sprint-branded Moment 2 that’s said to have TouchWiz 3.0 on top of Android 2.1. Unfortunately, the same source says this thing doesn’t have Sammy’s new Super AMOLED screen , so we’d assume it doesn’t have that new faster processor from the Galaxy S either — all of which means the HTC EVO 4G is still really the Sprint device to wait for. But hey, maybe you love TouchWiz? Is that a thing
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Samsung Moment 2 with Sprint branding and TouchWiz 3.0 peeks out