Last year I lined up at the Apple store for the iPhone 4. To be honest, for the first few months after I reviewed it I hardly touched it. I spent most of my time using my Samsung Galaxy S. Sometime earlier this year I finally started using my iPhone 4 and since then I haven’t used Android that much.

I enjoy the current generation of dual core Android super phones but none of them save for maybe the Galaxy S II has really piqued my interest. ...

Here's Sabesh's Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 review:

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is quite possibly the only serious contender to the market leading Apple iPad 2 in this screen-size. Hence, I was excited when Howard asked me if I wanted to review this beautiful Tablet! The Galaxy Tab looks sleek, is slightly thinner and noticeable lighter than the iPad 2. However, it's wider and shorter, making it somewhat awkward to hold in Landscape mode. I got used to holding it after a couple days of moderate usage.
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Most carriers have recently been scrambling to jump on the dual core processor bandwagon, and U.S.Cellular has joined in with the Motorola Electrify. After using this device for the past week I can say that it is solid in both form factor and performance. Overall it is an excellent addition to U.S.Cellular's lineup, and will hold up well in the increasingly competitive world of Android powered smartphones.


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When I hear the word Blackberry pictures of a keyboard and a screen pop into my head. I’m talking Bold’s, Curve’s, Tour’s and even the 957, 7280, 7980, etc. Indeed Blackberry has had a rich history of producing devices with physical keyboards.

At the same time when I think about their touchscreen only devices I think of the Storm and Storm 2 and get chills down my spine. To be fair the Storms were okay when they came out but frankly they aged terribly. Anyways, here’s RIM’s newest touchscreen only device the Blackberry Torch 9860. Here’s a preview, it’s a lot better than the Storm.
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While Samsung and HTC have been grabbing a lot of headlines this year Sony Ericsson has been flying a bit below the radar. Still they’ve released some decent handsets this year from the Xperia Arc to the more recent Xperia Mini Pro which I thought was a real hit. Now we have the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro. It’s a midrange Android phone with a slide out landscape QWERTY keyboard. It’s one of my favorite Android devices in recent memory. It’s got well thought out software which is useful without being intrusive. A decent camera, a good keyboard and a fantastic form factor.
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Here's Sabesh's review of the Motorola XT860 4GL



The XT860 4G from Motorola is a fully spec'ed smartphone sporting Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and a QWERTY slide-out keyboard. As of the time of writing, it's only available to the Canadian market via Bell, which makes it somewhat rare. ...

Here's our Sony Xperia Mini Pro written by DerekToronto


The Sony Xperia Mini Pro phone is an Android phone that has a slide out QWERTY keyboard, 5 MP camera that can capture 720p HD video, 3.0” Bravia LCD plus it runs Android 2.3.3. Is it’s a small phone that punches above its weight class? Read on and find out! ...