Have you traded in your BlackBerry yet? According to a recent report, BlackBerry users are trading in their devices at record paces, mostly to take advantage of the new iPhone 4S. The spike in trade-ins also coincides with the nearly week-long BlackBerry outage that had many customers up in arms.
How many times have you looked at your mobile phone and wanted to throw it? Throw it into the corner, smash it, and hope that the insurance (which you probably didn’t buy because you’re ‘very careful’) will miraculously cover the damage? I know I have, purely because mobile phone contracts go on for far too long.
This is a guest post by Praveen. If you want to guest post on this blog, check out the guidelines here. Let us see a quick comparison of two very good phones available in the market,…
With a seven inch screen, the device weights 14.6 ounces and compares similarly in specs to other seven inch tablets such as the Blackberry Playbook and Samsung Galaxy Tab. While it is certainly no iPad 2, many comparisons are being made between the two devices, and some even hypothesize that the Kindle Fire holds a serious threat to the iPad. To be honest I feel like the iPad 2 is simply a different beast capable of higher performance and a wider variety of use than the Kindle Fire; however, it also seems appropriate to contemplate how the Kindle Fire may change the concept (and demand of usage) of the tablet market from what they iPad has first established.
Android phones seem to come out every few weeks and with the low, medium and high end markets now all saturated with phones running Android, it can be difficult to tell which one is worth your hard earned money. Here is a list of the top 3 Android powered smartphones currently on the market that offer the most value for your money.