Cameras and phones go to together like cheese and crackers. But it’s pretty rare these days to find a snapper of truly great vintage. The Motorola Milestone XT720, however, really does deliver. This is a camera that’ll make you want to kiss goodbye to your compact for good. Want to know why? Read our Motorola Milestone XT720 review: camera and we’ll reveal all.
Beyond its stellar imaging skills, the Motorola Milestone XT720’s really big draw is its panel. A 3.7-inch high-res effort, its aim is to compliment the snapper round the back, as well as make on board apps sing with its capacitive touchscreen nous. Can it succeed and out do rivals such as the HTC Desire? Read our Motorola Milestone XT720 review: screen and all will be revealed.
The first Motorola Milestone was never going to win any awards for its rather fulsome design and its sad to say the Motorola Milestone XT720 falls into the same category. That’s not to say it doesn’t have any winning points, just that you’ll need plenty of room to stash this slab of Android magic. Read our Motorola Milestone XT720 review: design and build and we’ll tell you just what’s what when it comes to this blowers looks.
Motorola’s original Milestone helped the ailing mobile powerhouse clamber back to the top tech table, thanks to its at-the-time bleeding edge Android software and slew of incendiary features. Now its QWERTY-free successor, the Motorola Milestone XT720 is here. Can it hold its own against a string of other top notch Google Android cells? And does it have the same clout as its older sibling? Read our Motorola Milestone XT720 review now and we’ll give you the definitive lowdown.
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Apple fans, hold on to your wallets: The Mac-maker’s largest UK store will open next Saturday, bringing the iMagic to Covent Garden at the heart of London’s west end. We’ve heard the new store will house some exciting additions too, with whispers of a special children’s play area and a large-scale auditorium, like Apple’s Regent Street store.
Good morning world, it’s Friday at last! While you were tucked up in bed, the world of gadgetry has been turning – why not take a seat and find out the stories you have missed? It’s time for your Techie Breakie.
Microsoft today announced that it has formed a ‘Super Squad’ of celebrity Halo: Reach players including Man Utd’s Rio Ferdinand and The Gadget Show’s Jason Bradbury to take on the very best Halo: Reach players the UK has to offer. And you know what? You can be part of that team. We were there for the announcement. Read on to peep the photos and discover how to be part of it.
As part of the Pure Evoke 1S Marshall radio launch we got taken round the Marshall amp factory in Milton Keynes, where lots of the main amplifiers are still made. There was lots of work being done by hand, by what seemed to be a ridiculously small staff. We saw the electronics being wired, the metal being punched, the boxes painted, sprayed and covered. For all you audiophiles, we put together a gallery of our trip…
