Here's a review of the Nokia C7 from our very own Howard Chu:

Design and Specifications ...

Lately Sony Ericsson has been leveraging their parent Sony’s brands and technologies. For example the Xperia Arc which I reviewed recently has a Sony’s Bravia engine powered LCD plus a backlit EXMOR-R sensor. Today I’m looking at the Xperia Play which is the world’s first Playstation certified phone.



It’s a little confusing but the Playstation certified phone means it has extra button for gaming. It does not mean that it can play PSP or Playstation games. PSP and Playstation games would have to be ported to the Play.

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Here’s my Motorola Xoom review. I’ve actually had my Xoom for a while and have been comparing it with the ...

These days I’ve been missing a lot of calls due to low signal in my office which is located in the basement.

To help with this Maximum Signal sent me their newest amplifier: the Maximum Signal Sphere. It retails for around $550 Canadian and promises to fix the reception problems I’m having in my basement.



Here’s what you get: outdoor antenna, antenna mount, mounting hardware, 2 x 25ft LMR-400 cables, antenna amplifier, AC adapter, indoor antenna and a quick install guide.
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Here’s my review of the Motorola ATRIX.

The ATRIX is a solid phone. Personally, I think 4” is the perfect size for typing on an Android. Despite the ATRIX beefy hardware, it’s more or less the same size as similar single core phones. As far as the build quality goes, the ATRIX is a pretty solid device despite the fact that it has a removable back cover. What I like is that the back cover doesn’t completely cover the sides - that means it doesn’t squeak or creak when you squeeze it.



The screen measures 4” and has a resolution of 960x540, higher than last year’s crop of high- end Android phones. For example, the Galaxy S and HTC Desire have 800x480 displays while the Motorola Milestone and Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 are at 854x480.
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I just got a Rogers branded Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc. Here’s my review.

The Arc has a very large 4.2” 854x480 LCD but at the same time it has a very narrow bezel. The Arc is about the same width as my Google Nexus One even though the Nexus One has a smaller 3.8” display.



My Arc from Rogers came with the phone, micro USB cable, 850mAh (4.25W) AC adapter with USB port and a 8GB Micro SDHC card. It didn’t come with a micro HDMI cable. There is no Rogers branding anywhere on the body of the Arc. Only the software is customized.
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I just got a Rogers branded Xperia Arc. Here are my first impressions.

The Arc has a very large ...