Google Spirit: The Nexus 4 reviewed

Utterly beautiful and on the bleeding edge of technology, this is all that is needed to describe the Nexus 4.

The iconic KitKat: a review of Android 4.4

One of Google’s worst kept secrets, along with the Nexus 5, is the leak of KitKat. So you all already know what KitKat brings along to the Android playing field amirite? OK, so this ends my review, thanks for readi…. HOLD UP. This can’t be the end of a review of what is a pretty sizeable overhaul to the Android system? Well, of course not.

Two days with a Lenovo A850

Original post done by Daniel.J
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Let me just begin with saying; Jesus, Mary and Joseph! This thing is massive!

The Adobe Conundrum

The Creative Suite from Adobe has been one of the tech industry’s most successful stories, with every single design/media oriented individual/corporation leveraging at least one of the Creative Suite’s products – be it Photoshop or Premier. So when Adobe announced in May that it would be abandoning the Creative Suite in place for a new subscription based model, the Creative Cloud, all hell went loose in the creative industry.

Thoughts on the 2013 iPhones

Yay! It’s Christmas come early! NEW iPhones WOOO HOOO…

Audio Review: Sennheiser HD449

Sennheiser’s take on the entry-level of the high end headphone market. Whats it like to own? How does it sound like? Is it any good? Well read on more to find out.

Lens Review: Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II

Is there such a thing as a cheap thrill? Can you get amazing stuff for a pittance of money? Is the budget minded EF 50mm f/1.8 lens any good? Lets find out!

The SPIGEN SGP GLAS.t Slim for Sony Xperia Z review

The brooding issue of a smartphone is not of its capabilities nor is it of its price tag. It is durability. And with literally every smartphone produced nowadays, bar the Blackberry Q10, sporting the definitive all glass front panel, the possibilities of destroying your exquisite smartphone display is very much heightened. So what do you do? Obvious answer is “Get a screen protector!”. BUT, do you really want to put up with a rubbish touch surface, degraded screen quality and ease of scratch-ability? I don’t think so, but it is the only choice to protect your smartphone’s screen… until now.

Still relevant? Google Nexus One in 2013

The first thoroughbred pure Android “superphone”. Announced and released in January of 2010, nearly 4 years ago, the Nexus One represented a new class of smartphones that would continue to converge style, performance and feature sets with a great user interface into one amazing package. However, we are talking here about a phone that is nearly 4 years old! 4 years in today’s fast moving mobile industry is an eternity! Is the Nexus One still worthy of its Nexus badging? Find out more in the review!

Lens Review: Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG MACRO

As budget lenses go, this Sigma telephoto represents a class of SLR lenses that are designed for the amateur in mind. And Sigma has really done a heck of a good job in building the 70-300mm DG MACRO around the budget conscious amateur. Is this the holy grail of budget lenses or is it just another flop like the Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 USM? Find out more in the review!

Tablet Review: Google Nexus 7 (2012)

7 inches of Tegra 3 oomph packed into a compact body with a great display and the legendary Nexus branding. What’s there not to like about it? Well let’s find out!

Still relevant? HTC Hero in 2013

Back in 2009, this very phone was the centrepiece of the Android world. Raving reviews were written about its capabilities and styling. But now in 2013, the HTC Hero has receded into the history books as the smartphone world blazed by with quad-core processors and 1080P screens that utterly shame the HTC Hero. The question now is, can the Hero be a daily driver in the age of the stupidly fast Galaxy S4 and wonderfully beautiful HTC One? Let’s answer that question.