What a fitting product to remember the day by! While previous royal weddings have seen tie-in tea trays and biscuit tins, it is only natural that a royal wedding in the “age of the information super highway” be marked by this: a high-tech personal telephone. Should one part with ones’ hard earned gentry government hand out for one? Let us investigate.
The INQ Cloud Touch is the British phone maker’s first, long awaited foray into Android. All this time, it’s been working hand in hand with Facebook to craft a software skin that puts your social networking buddies at the fore – and by and large, it’s pulled it off.
The INQ Cloud Touch is an ace Facebook phone (if not the definitive article), and one filled with clever touches that make it all the more human. Should you settle for the screen though? Is it worth holding out for the HTC ChaCha instead? Let’s take a look.
The Samsung Galaxy S 2 has the weight of expectation crushing down on its skinny 8.49mm deep frame – and with an iPhone 5 possibly still half a year away, that’s a lot for one handset to bear. So does this Android 2.3, dual-core handset live up to the hype, and the hope? We’ve been testing it out ahead of its 27 April launch – read on and find out in our in depth Samsung Galaxy S 2 review right here.
The LG Optimus 2X invites you to go twice as fast as any Android phone before it, thanks to its dual core 1GHz processor humming away inside. If only LG had read the memo about hardware not being the only metric that counts these days.
The HTC Desire S, like the Incredible S before it, feels like a bit of a rush job – it’s using HTC’s cookie cutter Android smartphone specs in a slightly different shell, and the company’s clearly got something massive up its sleeve for next week. So is it worthy of your attention? Its metal unibody shell certainly begs for it – get the lowdown right here in our HTC Desire S review.
It’s easy to overlook the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc with all the hype the manufacturer is drumming up around the Xperia Play gaming phone right now. Give it a chance though: this is one of our favourite Android phones in a long while. Read on and we’ll explain why in our full Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc review.
It’s been more than half a year since the Nokia E7 was first announced – and even now it’s still not on sale in the UK, with first pre-orders shipping in late April. However, we’ve managed to land a finished review unit of the big, beautiful QWERTY blower, and take it for a test run. Find out if the next generation Communicator can still cut it in the 2011 smartphone world here in our Nokia E7 review.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is not just the most anticipated phone of the year, it’s surely the longest awaited smartphone ever. We’ve been talking about a PlayStation Phone for years, but now Sony Ericsson’s finally got one ready to go, while SCE has hatched an ambitious plan to bring PlayStation One titles back to life via the Android PlayStation Suite.
While we wait for that to happen however, we’ll have to make do with the games other mobile developers have ported to the Xperia Play’s controls. Will they be enough to help you pass the time? And what about that phoning people thing it does? All the answers are right here in our full Sony Ericsson Xperia Play review.
