Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Monday, December 13, 2010
Archos 5 Internet Tablet and Media Player Review
Video review of the new Archos 5 PMP and Internet tablet.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Web Browser Shootout: BlackBerry Torch 9800 vs. iPhone 4 vs. Samsung Captivate
http://crackberry.com/blackberry-torch-9800-review
This web browser shootout compares the new BlackBerry Torch 9800 against the iPhone 4 and Samsung captivate. Visit the url above for the full BlackBerry Torch 9800 review.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
T-mobile Samsung Behold T919 Updated Review for (Blue Media, Snaptu and Opera Mini)
To download and install TK File Explorer please click the link below for instructions.
http://www.samsung-behold.com/index.php?topic=1437.0
Applications and Games can be downloaded from
http://www.getjar.com
and
http://samsung-behold.servegame.com/behold/
Any questions, please feel free to let me know.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Skyfire 1.5.wmv
The best mobile browsing experience, and it's free
For the first time ever, on your phone, you can watch any video, connect with friends, listen to music, shop, and browse the web using the full-featured PC versions of your favorite websites. With free mobile media browser, Skyfire, mobile browsing just works - speedy page loads, full video, images and audio.
The only mobile web browser to support all the rich media on the web, Skyfire runs on Nokia S60 (3rd &5th Edition).
YouTube, Yahoo Video, any web video - you name it - it's playing on Skyfire. Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. You can even watch TV on your phone
Browse your favorite websites on Skyfire exactly like you do on your PC. No compromises! We're the only mobile browser to support all major Web 2.0 standards - Ajax, Javascript, Flash 10 - it just works.
Follow your friends' Facebook and Twitter updates, watch tv on phone plus keep track of news, sports, video and other content in your own customizable activity feed.
and many more................
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Zeemote® JS1 Bluetooth Mobile Gaming Controller fpr BlackBerry
Get Yours Here: http://www.fommy.com/view-full-page.asp?skuno=86194
The Zeemote JS1 Controller delivers console-style gaming for the World's Best Mobile Gaming Experience! The Zeemote JS1 featuring Zeekey Controller Software empowers you to have the ultimate control over ALL Mobile Games or Apps. By this Zeemote JS1 Controller you can Play Mobile Games or use the controller to experience your BlackBerry phone in an entirely new way. Use the Zeemote JS1 to navigate the phone menu and take the ultimate control over phone features like the media player and web browser. The Zeemote JS1 can also be used with most Apps downloaded to your BlackBerry. Moreover, using your Zeemote JS1 you can browse the Internet, Cue up your favorite music, map a destination and more... the Zeemote JS1 enables full control over your mobile experience.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
NorthGeek Review: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
By now you all know that we have been in possession of a brand spankin new, white Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 courtesy of Sony Ericsson Canada (@SonyEricssonCA on Twitter). This cool new Android handset, running Googles OS in version 1.6, comes in a sexy casing with a solid 8 megapixel Sony camera built-in, LED flash, a truly impressive 4″ touchscreen (at a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels), and boasts Qualcomms blazing fast 1GHz Snapdragon processor. To enjoy your various media in Sony Ericssons proprietary Mediascape media browser, they even throw in an 8GB microSD card. If youre an online social maven, then youll enjoy Sony Ericssons own Timescape an aggregated timeline of you and your friends Twitter, Facebook, and email updates.
We played with the device for nearly a week and put together this video review for your enjoyment and education. Let us know (in the comments or by tweeting us at @NorthGeek) if you have any questions!
More at http://www.northgeek.com and http://www.twitter.com/NorthGeek
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Skyfire 1.5.wmv
The best mobile browsing experience, and it's free
For the first time ever, on your phone, you can watch any video, connect with friends, listen to music, shop, and browse the web using the full-featured PC versions of your favorite websites. With free mobile media browser, Skyfire, mobile browsing just works - speedy page loads, full video, images and audio.
The only mobile web browser to support all the rich media on the web, Skyfire runs on Nokia S60 (3rd &5th Edition).
YouTube, Yahoo Video, any web video - you name it - it's playing on Skyfire. Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. You can even watch TV on your phone
Browse your favorite websites on Skyfire exactly like you do on your PC. No compromises! We're the only mobile browser to support all major Web 2.0 standards - Ajax, Javascript, Flash 10 - it just works.
Follow your friends' Facebook and Twitter updates, watch tv on phone plus keep track of news, sports, video and other content in your own customizable activity feed.
and many more................
Monday, November 1, 2010
How To Change The Colour Of The Lockscreen Buttons (On iPhone/iPad)
1. Open iFile
2. Browse to /System/Library/CoreServices/Springboard.app
2.Open DeviceKeypadLocked.png & DeviceKeypadLockedPressed.png, Add Them To Camera Roll
3.Go To App Store
4. Install photoshop.com mobile from app store
5. Open PS Mobile
6. Click Select
7. Choose the pic u added to camera roll
8. Click second button on top
9. Chose tint
10. drag accross screen until u get rite colour
11. Tap Done, Save And Exit
12. Tap Select
13. Choose the other pic added to camera roll
14. Repeat Steps 8,9, & 10 for this pic
15. Open ifile
16.Browse To var/mobile/media/DCIM/100apple
17. Tap Edit
18. Tap blue arrow next to 1st file u just edited
19. Rename it DeviceKeypadLocked.png
20. Tap blue arrow next to 2nd file u just edited
21. Rename it to DeviceKeypadLockedPressed.png
22. Tap Done
23. Tap circles next to the files u just renamed
24. Tap square with arrow in it on bottom right corner
25. Tap copy
26. tap done
27. Browse to /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app
28. Tap Edit
29. Tap square with arrow
30. Tap Paste
32. Tap overwrite all
33. Respring or restart your device
34. Subscribe to me and rate my videos
35. It is now done!
PM Me Or Comment if u need any help!
Monday, October 4, 2010
Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 Review: My Favorite Windows Mobile Device To Date
The HTC Touch Pro2, for sprint, is a windows mobile power house. Sporting a large, vivid touch screen and the best mobile keyboard I have ever used, this device works well in all regards. It features everything a business user needs such as a quality email client, a decent browser, mobile office, and a good phone. It even offers some good media elements such as beautiful playback of videos and images on the screen.
Everything isn't good however. I really hate resistive touch screens and the screen on the Pro2 hasn't changed my mind. If you are making a touch screen phone, use capacitive technology please! Also, user created content is adequate at best on this phone. Pictures are decent, for a mobile phone, but video is barley watchable. When you consider other similar devices, such as the Nokia N97, the camera is simply garbage. And why did the diamond2 get a new, 5MP camera, when the more expensive Pro2 didn't?
Overall, I really love this phone. Aside from the poor camera and limited internal memory, the device did everything I needed it to flawlessly. If you are on sprint and are looking for a business class device with a great keyboard, look no further than the HTC Touch Pro2.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Sony-Ericsson W910i Walkman - High definition unboxing
Bearing the Walkman brand, this phone has to deliver when it comes to music. A Walkman button is found along its top edge to quickly access the tracks, though we find it too small for our liking. It's even harder to reach it with the slider up.
A motion sensor has been built into the W910i as well. This not only allows the user to control playback by shaking the handset, but also changes the orientation of the screen automatically in the media browser. If you ask us, the shake-to-change-tracks proposition is somewhat gimmicky and we don't see ourselves using it often after the initial novelty. We'd rather pipe music wirelessly to our HBH-DS980 Bluetooth stereo earphones and switch tracks on the accessory.
Although most of the recent Sony Ericsson models sport the new media-browsing interface, the W910i has a unique SensMe feature. It sorts music according to its tempo (fast and slow) and the mood (happy and sad) it evokes in an X/Y-axis graphical interface. So at a glance, one can see songs which are fast and happy, sad and slow, or happy and slow. We haven't come across any tracks which are fast and sad, so the top left quadrant is usually empty. Using the directional control, we could navigate the graph, which displays the title of the songs selected in a ticker tape on the screen.
With only 40MB of memory, music lovers will need an expansion card for their tunes. The format used in this handset is the Memory Stick Micro M2, Sony's flash media which is almost similar in size to the microSD format. They are usually priced at a slight premium compared to microSDs, though, so increasing the memory may require another chunk of change. What disappointed us was that Sony Ericsson didn't include a 3.5mm audio jack on the W910i, which would have been appropriate for a music phone.
Installed on our W910i test unit are three gaming titles. The Lumines Block Challenge, which is a modified version of the hit title Lumines on the Sony PSP, is a block puzzle game with a musical twist to it. However, the Marble Madness 3D game takes the cake for making use of the onboard motion sensor. The mission is to navigate the marble to the end of the maze by tilting the phone to control the orb. Although there's always the traditional keypad to fall back on, the fun is in playing the game using the motion sensor controls. Racing fans will also enjoy playing the V-Rally 3D game in landscape mode.
Connectivity-wise, the W910i is quite capable. The quadband handset supports HSDPA for high-speed downloads over the cellular network, a good feature to have if listening to or buying tunes over-the-air appeals to you. A front-facing camera above the phone's 2.4-inch LCD is for video calls.
Even though it's positioned as a music phone, the W910i's sub-par camera is admittedly disappointing. There's no autofocus (which accounted for a number of blurry pictures), no LED flash light for shooting in darker environments and no way to do self-protraits. Sometimes we wonder if it's a good idea to have such clear lines between a camera-phone and a music-phone. With Sony Ericsson, the Walkman series is usually fitted with a less-than-satisfactory camera module compared with its Cyber-shot brethren. Notably, users these days don't just look for a handset with a feature that takes priority over other functions. But that's just our take.
(CNET Asia)
Monday, September 20, 2010
Sprint HTC Touch Pro2 Review: My Favorite Windows Mobile Device To Date
The HTC Touch Pro2, for sprint, is a windows mobile power house. Sporting a large, vivid touch screen and the best mobile keyboard I have ever used, this device works well in all regards. It features everything a business user needs such as a quality email client, a decent browser, mobile office, and a good phone. It even offers some good media elements such as beautiful playback of videos and images on the screen.
Everything isn't good however. I really hate resistive touch screens and the screen on the Pro2 hasn't changed my mind. If you are making a touch screen phone, use capacitive technology please! Also, user created content is adequate at best on this phone. Pictures are decent, for a mobile phone, but video is barley watchable. When you consider other similar devices, such as the Nokia N97, the camera is simply garbage. And why did the diamond2 get a new, 5MP camera, when the more expensive Pro2 didn't?
Overall, I really love this phone. Aside from the poor camera and limited internal memory, the device did everything I needed it to flawlessly. If you are on sprint and are looking for a business class device with a great keyboard, look no further than the HTC Touch Pro2.
For exclusive content follow me on twitter at http://twitter.com/blue42richman and check out my blog at http://michaelsherlock.com
Skyfire 1.5.wmv
The best mobile browsing experience, and it's free
For the first time ever, on your phone, you can watch any video, connect with friends, listen to music, shop, and browse the web using the full-featured PC versions of your favorite websites. With free mobile media browser, Skyfire, mobile browsing just works - speedy page loads, full video, images and audio.
The only mobile web browser to support all the rich media on the web, Skyfire runs on Nokia S60 (3rd &5th Edition).
YouTube, Yahoo Video, any web video - you name it - it's playing on Skyfire. Skyfire is the only mobile browser that supports full Flash and Windows Media videos, including Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0. You can even watch TV on your phone
Browse your favorite websites on Skyfire exactly like you do on your PC. No compromises! We're the only mobile browser to support all major Web 2.0 standards - Ajax, Javascript, Flash 10 - it just works.
Follow your friends' Facebook and Twitter updates, watch tv on phone plus keep track of news, sports, video and other content in your own customizable activity feed.
and many more................
Archos 7 Unboxing and Review - Part 1
In this video, I'll be unboxing and reviewing the "Archos 7 Internet Media Tablet", as Archos calls it. The Archos 7 is a portable media player with a full built-in web browser which can display pages in full-size, play any kind of Flash video, view internet TV, store music, video, and even download/save them. After owning the original Archos 700 Mobile DVR for the last few years, I was delighted to see an updated model available.
Originally, it was intended as a gift for my 18th birthday (yesterday, October 29th), however UPS and Expansys messed up the delivery time. Well, once it is delivered eventually, I'm happy! As it happened, that was today. :)
Zeemote® JS1 Bluetooth Mobile Gaming Controller fpr BlackBerry
Get Yours Here: http://www.fommy.com/view-full-page.asp?skuno=86194
The Zeemote JS1 Controller delivers console-style gaming for the World's Best Mobile Gaming Experience! The Zeemote JS1 featuring Zeekey Controller Software empowers you to have the ultimate control over ALL Mobile Games or Apps. By this Zeemote JS1 Controller you can Play Mobile Games or use the controller to experience your BlackBerry phone in an entirely new way. Use the Zeemote JS1 to navigate the phone menu and take the ultimate control over phone features like the media player and web browser. The Zeemote JS1 can also be used with most Apps downloaded to your BlackBerry. Moreover, using your Zeemote JS1 you can browse the Internet, Cue up your favorite music, map a destination and more... the Zeemote JS1 enables full control over your mobile experience.
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