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Case-Mate Pop! case for BlackBerry PlayBook review
The Case-Mate Pop! is a two-layer silicone case with a pop-out kickstand that is designed specifically for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet by Research In Motion.
Reviews mixed on Android, Nexus upgrades
Early reviews are mixed on the Nexus S, Google's second effort at an integrated smartphone co-designed with Samsung and based on Android 2.3.
Review: HTC Thunderbolt | PMPtoday.com
Review: HTC Thunderbolt The HTC Thunderbolt is one of the most important phones to launch in recent memory. With a second generation Snapdragon processor clocked at 1GHz, a 4.3″ 400 x 800 display, and LTE support, the Thunderbolt is meant to turn heads. And turn heads it did when it arrived at
Book review -- The Unofficial Lego Mindstorms NXT Inventor's Guide
from The Rational Edge: from The Rational Edge: Interested in getting started with Robotics? David J. Perdue's new book, The Unofficial LEGO Mindstorms NXT Inventor's Guide, might be a good place to begin, according to this favorable review.
Hands-on with the Motorola Droid Razr: great performance in an odd package
The Motorola Droid Razr is no visual treasure, but its speed and Smart Actions app make it a joy to use.
RIM BlackBerry PlayBook review roundup
The initial reviews of Research In Motion's Wi-Fi only BlackBerry PlayBook tablet are in, and the reactions are a bit mixed, though they generally tend toward sedated rather than elated. We've pulled together some of them for your casual reading pleasure.
Review: Google Nexus S | PMPtoday.com
The first phone in Australia running Android 2.3 … Google’s Nexus S. Google Nexus SPrice: $699 outright; $29/mth – $100/mth planRating: 3.75/5 With so many Google Android smartphones flooding the market at the moment, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to pick between the
Unwrapping a new Ice Cream Sandwich: Android 4.0 reviewed
With Android 4, Google has finally brought its phone and tablet code together. Ice Cream Sandwich is a great release from which to build on, but plenty of rough edges remain.
The LED at the end of the tunnel: hands-on with the Motorola Droid Bionic
The Motorola Droid Bionic has arrived nine months after its announcement and still manages to be an impressive Android entry—if you kept your expectations in check.
Ahead of the Android pack: hands on with the Galaxy Tab 8.9
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 is meant to fill out the company's tablet line, but its performance and form factor set it way ahead of its siblings.
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