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Video stabilization tested: Samsung Galaxy S III vs. HTC One X HTC Evo 4G LTE battery test is over, the results are impressive Sony Xperia P battery life gets tested, 1305mAh found lacking by WhiteMagic screen LG Optimus L7 joins the review queue, the hands-on video awaits you Nokia 808 PureView snaps its way into the office, we get shutter-happy Latest Switch view We go hands-on with the Huawei Ascend P1, have a quick look at its features 14 minutes ago by Peter 0 comments We say welcome to the Huawei Ascend P1. While it gets ready to step in front of our camera, let’s go over the basics. The Ascend P1 is an Ice Cream Sandwich droid, with a dual-core processor, a 4.3″ Super AMOLED screen and a 8MP camera. The Ascend P1 has an attractive, distinctive design and takes care to get most things right. Read more » WinZip now available for Android, rolls back the years 3 hours ago by Johnny 21 comments Anyone who has used a .zip file manager before has heard of WinZip and has used it before. Well if you want to relive some of that nostalgia anew and you own an Android-powered device you can – the app is available for free in the Google Play store. Read more » New Dark Knight Rises trailer emerges to promote Nokia Lumia 900 Batman edition 5 hours ago by Vince 13 comments Despite manufacturing just 900 units of its special limited edition Batman Lumia 900, Nokia continues its promotion of the Windows Phone 7 handset by launching a new, unseen Dark Knight Rises trailer. And we couldn’t be happier. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the Dark Knight Rises will hit the cinemas worldwide starting July 19. Until then, Nokia is running a special promotion and anyone who likes the Finnish company’s Facebook page has the chance to win the specially-themed smartphone. Read more » Microsoft Surface announcement event is now online, watch it here Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled the Surface and Surface Pro tablets at its event in Los Angeles and now the full keynote has been uploaded online for your viewing pleasure. The event goes on for about 48 minutes and demonstrates the cool Touch Cover and Type Cover and how they function on the Surface and Surface Pro.Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled the Surface and Surface Pro tablets at its event in Los Angeles and now the full keynote has been uploaded online for your viewing pleasure. The event goes on for about 48 minutes and demonstrates the cool Touch Cover and Type Cover and how they function on the Surface and Surface Pro.

Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled the Surface and Surface Pro tablets at its event in Los Angeles and now the full keynote has been uploaded online for your viewing pleasure.
The event goes on for about 48 minutes and demonstrates the cool Touch Cover and Type Cover and how they function on the Surface and Surface Pro.

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