Blackberry Storm 1 9530

The Blackberry Storm 1 9530 (or 9500) is Blackberry's first attempt in producing touchscreen phones. What makes it different from other touchscreen phones is the ability to click the screen, mimicking the hardware press on a keypad. Having tested one, I'll point out some things that makes this phone stand out (if there are) and the bad things that will make you think twice before getting this unit.

By the way, the Storm 9530 and the 9500 is the same in every aspects save for the radio: The 9500 is GSM only; the 9530 is a world phone (with CDMA).

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Sony Ericsson Xperia x10 Mini Pro

Hey look! It's a cute x10! Having used an Xperia x10i before, let's see if this little Xperia can deliver. Read more after the jump.


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Sony Ericsson Xperia x10

The Xperia x10 is the first Android phone by Sony Ericsson (Now Sony Mobile). With a big screen and 1GHz processor, it was a flagship phone when released, or was it? Read my personal thoughts on this phone.


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Blackberry Bold 2 9700

The Blackberry Bold 9700 is the second in the series of the Bold family of Blackberry from Canadian firm Research in Motion. It has a different look than the 9000, the latter being visibly wider. I liked the look of the 9700 though, its sexier. More of their differences after the jump.

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Blackberry Bold 9000

The Blackberry Bold 9000 is the first in the series of the Bold family of Blackberry from Canadian firm Research in Motion. It is their premium line having the more sophisticated look and much higher specs than the Curve series. I happen to have one and here is my take on this phone from RIM.

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Archos 7o Internet Tablet

The Archos 7o Internet Tablet is a relatively affordable Android tablet that is as much capable as those from leading brands. Read more about this inexpensive tablet and find out if this is good enough for you.

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Nokia N900

Nokia has the most diverse portfolio when it comes to cellphones. The Nokia N900 is a phone-tablet running Maemo 5, with a retractable keyboard (or with a sliding screen that reveals the keyboard). Anyways, this phone is meant for productivity. But can the N900 deliver?



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