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*Yes, I am aware that this video is REALLY long, but damnit, I had a lot to say… Feel free to use the fast forward feature… Samsung’s latest flagship phone has landed. And, kudos to them, they managed to secure deals with all four of the major wireless carriers here in the States to sell their device (this has always been key for Samsung Galaxy device’s in the past) so no matter what carrier you have here, it’s an option for you. The Samsung Galaxy S III is, of course, the Android-powered sequel to the Samsung Galaxy S II, a […]

Nokia finally has a flagship phone here in the US. The new Nokia Lumia 900 is a uniquely styled device based off of the design of the Nokia N9 but with a larger screen, 4G LTE for AT&T here in the States, and one huge factor, it’s running Windows Phone 7. Since Nokia’s partnership with Microsoft people have been waiting for Nokia to launch a premier device (with the marketing and styling such device warrants) and that time has come. So let us put it through the paces and see if this is a device worth checking out. Pros: Design,

This accessory was provided by Wireless Emporium, go check them out!  Ever see an Android device with a slide out QWERTY keyboard and wonder what that would be like? Don’t want to give up your iPhone to find out? No problem. Today we have a possible solution for you; a Bluetooth iPhone case with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. Simply sync it with your bluetooth on your iPhone 4 or 4S, snap it on, and slide out the keyboard to start typing away. Question is, is it all it’s cracked up to be? Let’s find out. Pros Physical keyboard gives

This accessory was provided by Wireless Emporium, go check them out! In my own personal mission to try and lengthen the life of my smartphone’s battery, I’ve used portable chargers, solar chargers, and even spare batteries. Personally the only one of the those options that significantly extends my battery’s life (by double of course) is using a spare battery. Now, there are a few inconveniences that come along with that of course. Among them is, batteries aren’t cheap, it’s annoying to carry around another battery in your pocket, and that in order to have both chargered you need to fully

“Is it a phone? Is it a tablet? It’s the best of both!” Or is it? With Samsung’s huge marketing push for their new Android powered Galaxy Note, I’m sure you’ve heard the opening line before. In our review, we take a look at the claim of it being a sort of “tablet-phone” and also what some of the pros and cons of the device are. Let us know what you think of the Samsung Galaxy Note in the comments below. Pros Large screen good for watching movies, surfing the web. S Pen stylus gives you more precision with certain

Charger provided by WirelessEmporium.com. Check them out! Constantly running out of juice on your phone? Yeah, me too. Maybe we should use them less… ha, right. So if we can’t put them down, what are our other options? Today, we’ll take a look at one of the newer portable chargers on the market. This device, provided to us by WirelessEmporium.com, plugs into the wall and can either be used to charge your device directly (like your wall charger that came with your phone) or can be taken out of the socket and carried around as an extra battery pack. You

Google’s latest Nexus device is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and it has the beauty and the brains that you would expect from a Nexus. Not only does it have some serious hardware specs but it is also running the latest version of Android called Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich. So check out our video above for all the details. Then if you buy the Galaxy Nexus, make sure to head to our How To’s to see how to get the most out of it. Head over to our forum post to ask any questions about the device or ice

Nokia’s first (and last) MeeGo device has arrived, and not without a little mixed feelings. It’s amazing looking and yet the OS seems to be dead on arrival. Let’s talk about it and see if there’s any hope in this review of the Nokia N9. For a walkthrough of all of what the Nokia N9 has to offer, head to our Nokia N9 Walkthrough (Coming Soon).

Samsung’s turn at putting a 4G phone on Verizon’s LTE network? Well, it’s called the Droid Charge. Let’s see how it fairs in our quick review. Highlights Hardware Feels a bit chunky Solid feeling Shaped like a spaceship 1 Ghz processor Super AMOLED Screen Verizon 4G LTE Physical buttons instead of capacitive Camera 8MP camera with LED Flash on back 1.3MP camera for video calling on front Image and video samples: Image Samples Video Sample Data Speeds At our Office in Brooklyn Heights, NY 18Mbps Down / 4.42Mbps Up Battery Life To test battery life, we use the device as

Samsung’s latest device on AT&T is a whopper. No, seriously, it’s got a 4.5″ screen and AT&T’s new 4G speeds. Curious as to how it stacks up? Well, that’s what we are aiming to find out in this quick review of the Samsung Infuse 4G. Highlights Hardware Sleek, simple, and minimalistic Larger because of screen size but doesn’t feel huge. Probably thanks to it’s very thin form factor. 1.2 ghz Processor makes transitioning from app to app and scrolling very smooth Camera Quick to load Added features over stock camera; panoramic mode, etc. Image and video samples: Image Samples Video

So I know what you’re thinking. Another Android tablet? They’re all the same, what makes this one so special. Well, one word; stylus. We’ll show you what we mean in this HTC Evo View 4G / HTC Flyer review. Highlights Hardware 1.5 ghz processor 7″ Capacitive touchscreen 5MP Camera on the back 1.3MP Camera on the front Wifi only version is called the Flyer, Wifi and 3G/4G version runs on Sprint and is called the Evo View 4G Optional Active Stylus (should be included in our opinion as it is what makes all the difference on this device) Sound Sound

Remember the Sidekick? Seems like only yesterday that if you were in high school and you had a Sidekick, you were cool. Seriously cool. You could text, email, take pictures, and chat on AIM (remember that AIM thing?) all at the same time. This was a simpler time, no iTelephones, or robots, the only other cool phone it had to compete with was… the RAZR. It was a no brainer if you were young and had a social life. This thing was the king of being socially connected before being social connected had anything to do with websites like Facebook

Well, Verizon users, the wait is over. Windows Phone 7 has finally arrived on Big Red. The HTC Trophy is the first Verizon Windows Phone and on paper it can hold it’s own with the rest of the Windows Phone devices being launched lately. A 1ghz processor, 576mbs of RAM, 5.0MP camera with a flash and dedicated camera button (oh, how I love dedicated camera buttons), and a 3.8″ 800×480 resolution capacitive screen are just some of the specs for this new addition to Verizon’s lineup. Wondering whether this could be your next device when that Verizon upgrade is ready?

Want to know about Android 2.3, the software on this device? Click here for our video on the Android 2.3 features Specifications: