Google’s success with Android over the last couple of years has been impressive; from humble beginnings Google has amassed a loyal following, but they still aren’t making the money that Apple is.

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We’ve already reviewed HTC’s flagship handset the HTC One, and while it’s an amazing phone, it’s probably too big and too powerful for your average smartphone user. Today we’ve got our hands on their middle-of-the-road handset, which is likely to be HTC’s most popular handset of 2012. Its got a sensible 4.3-inch screen, very capable [...]

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Samsung is top dog in the mobile world at the moment, and this, in part, is down to the success of the last couple of the Galaxy handsets, most notably the S2.

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If you’ve been keeping tabs on the tech world over the last 12 months you’ll have likely come across a new piece of tech jargon: Cloud Storage. While it has nothing to do with those fluffy things in the sky, it is the future of storage for all your important files – keep reading our [...]

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HTC have started 2012 with a bang with no less than 3 new handsets. While this isn’t patch on the sheer number of handsets the Taiwanese company made over the last 24 months; their new One range shows the handset maker is finally ready to focus on a core set of handsets and concentrate on [...]

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Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich is a sore talking point for millions of Android device owners across the world at the moment – Google’s plan to get all handsets running on the same software has been a quite a ride. Well, we’re here to help – we’ll run through all the manufacturers who have promised ICS and see how they have faired on the “first-quarter” promises.

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One of the most popular games on iPhone (no, not Draw Something), Temple Run, has finally made the jump to Android tablets and handsets, and can be downloaded for free from the renamed Google app store, Google Play. Temple Run has been one of the most sought after games on Android, but has suffered several [...]

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HTC customers that use HTC’s cloud-based backup service, HTCSense.com, should download a backup of their contacts, messages and call history as HTC is shutting down the service while it performs some upgrades. The Taiwanese-based company is notifying customers that their data will be deleted while they upgrade the service – if you use the service [...]

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