Despite the persistent problems with the original BlackBerry Storm, RIM has decided to carry on down the touchscreen road, releasing the BlackBerry Storm 2. On paper, the improvements are highly noteworthy, with more screen accuracy and included Wi-Fi. But should RIM stick to what it knows best with a physical keyboard? Let's find out.
The Google Nexus One has been likened to the HTC Desire quite a bit- probably because they're practically the same phone. But what if you want something a touch different? This is where the HTC Legend steps in- it's been out in the UK for only a few months and isn't as high spec as the Desire, but that means it isn't as high-price. So how does the Legend compare to Nexus One? Let's find out.
If your an avid gamer on your PC you’ll have more than likely come across Valve’s Steam online gaming platform. Steam is a digital games store that allows you to
Pocket camcorders always seem to be a practical alternative when you’re thinking of travelling light for your summer holidays so if you’re looking for a pocket friendly camcorder which also
Buying music from online stores has always been a rather dull and uninspiring experience – most stores are great if you know what sort of music you want to buy,
The Samsung S5560 Marvel is a mid-range touchscreen phone to get Samsung fans excited. It's packed with features including a 5 megapixel camera with auto focus and flash, and can be snapped up on a reasonably priced plan. What else has it got going for it? Let's find out.
Back in the day, when I previously used the Norton Anti-Virus suite for my home computer, it gave me the hump. There were a few reasons I got narked with it, the main one being that the hit on system performance was pretty high for an AV suite, and for a chap who liked to play the odd online FPS, it was a bit of a pain. Secondly, once you installed it, it was installed. Every facet of your computers being was wormed into and monitored by Norton, and it felt stifling, and ominous. And if you wanted to get rid of it, you would have been lucky to remove all of its various components and registry entries without a team of Microsoft computer scientists, and a man with a hammer in reserve.
The HTC Desire has been hailed as an iPhone killer, but can it also be a BlackBerry killer in the enterprise? A number of HTC Desire reviews don’t look into
