I recently reviewed the LG Optimus 3D. The Optimus has a 3D display that doesn’t require glasses plus it had dual cameras to capture 3D images. While I had a lot of fun with the Optimus the 3D capabilities had a lot of caveats. Now I have the HTC EVO 3D. A phone with similar 3D capabilities. Read on to find out which is better. ...

Now that high definition TV’s are the norm manufacturers have been adding 3D in an attempt to get consumers to toss out their 2D HDTVs and upgrade. Soon after 3D TV’s became available consumer grade 3D cameras and camcorders followed. Now the mobile industry has followed suit with the LG Optimus 3D and the HTC EVO 3D. Here’s my review of the LG. ...

Here’s the Samsung Galaxy S Infuse 4G. It’s an Android phone running Gingerbread. It’s got a 4.5” Super AMOLED Plus display, 1.2Ghz processor, 512MB RAM, 16GB of storage (13GB usable) and a 21mbps HSPA+ chip.



Visually it shares the same design language with the Galaxy S II though the Infuse 4G has an extra search button and all menu buttons are touch sensitive.
...

Here’s my review of the LG Optimus 2x on Wind. It’s currently $445 on Wind Mobile which is considerably cheaper than the Motorola ATRIX, Samsung Galaxy S II, HTC Sensation 4G, EVO 3D, etc.

The best thing about the 2x is it’s beautiful screen. When I first turned it on I was a little surprised by how great it looks. It’s very clear with great colour and an excellent viewing angle. I actually prefer it to the higher resolution screens found on the Motorola ATRIX (easy decision) and the HTC Sensation 4G (a little harder). It’s a 4” display with a resolution of 800x480.
...

I had a chance to play with the Torch 9810, 9850 and Bold 9900 earlier today at the Blackberry event in Toronto.
...

Our very own Treatz has just posted his review of the Motorola ATRIX along with the Home Theater Dock and Lapdock and then has a coffee.

Check it out here:
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php/1726567-My-Motorola-Atrix-HD-Multimedia-Dock-and-Lapdock-review-on-Rogers
...

After using the Galaxy S II for a few minutes I knew I was going to run out and get one after I return this ...

Hardware:



HTC did not skimp on the materials when developing the Panache. The device features an aluminum back plate, a chrome trim along the front panel, and rubberized edges around the entire phone. Weighing in at 168 grams, the Panache is considerably heavier than the Nexus S for instance, which weighs a reasonable 129 grams. The solid body and metal backing brings a slight heft to the device, but in a positive way. The weight does not create unneeded fatigue but brings a sense of ruggedness and the feeling that it won’t crack on impact. ...