The Kidigi Desktop dock comes in at a cheap price of £14.95 from http://www.mobilefun.co.uk, it is of high quality and strong build, the design is sleek without being too bulky and will fit nicely on any desk. The dock syncs data and charges the device whilst the dock is attached to the phone, it can also charge an external battery whilst the phone is charging, so this means if you have a second battery you can carry it round with you and have a back up battery just in case your mobile goes dead on you whilst your out and about. You’ll know when the dock is charging when the red light appears on the back of the dock and a nice blue led appears on the front.
Generally the dock is perfect and I would definitely recommend it for any Samsung Galaxy S2 User, I will be definitely using it in future app reviews as the phone is easily visible and you can easily change the angle of the phone. (more…)
The legendary app “Iris” which some say is Siri for Android, is becoming ever more like Android’s version of Siri. It is even more responsive since my last review, and can answer a whole range more of questions. With my tests I found it could easily display the weather forecast for the next day, in my location. I also found that when searching for a video the results were even more accurate and there was a wider range of results I could chose from.
Although the intelligence and response of this app is perfect, the developers could still possibly integrate more features such as the ability to call users and the ability to text people, but in order to do this they most probably would have to narrow the app down to only a handful of devices. I have only stated a few improvements that the app has had since the last update, I leave the rest for you to find and explore. This app is Smart, Clean. Intelligent and useful. Perfect for any Android user.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 hasn’t been released yet but the guys over at PhoneArena have been lucky enough to have a review unit, the lucky buggers. The review is based on a Samsung Galaxy S III unit with final hardware and final retail software. During PhoneArena’s testing they say they didn’t encounter any problems at all with its functionality.
Big news from the review which will please Android fanboys is that TouchWiz actually feels good, it doesn’t completely cover the great ICS UI, but there are a few changes to it to make the phone feel different.
Samsung have hit a goldmine with the Galaxy series and nailed it with the Galaxy S III so HTC better sell as many of those One Xs while it still can, because the master of the Android kingdom is back, and it seems to be angry.
On the review unit of the GS3 the software version was – Android 4.0.4, Baseband I9300XXLE6, Build IMM76D.I9300XXALE6
See the Galaxy S3 video review after the break. (more…)
Wrappz Custom Skin for Samsung Galaxy S2 Review
Wrappz.com is a website which allows you to create your own skins for many different devices. The Wrapp I am reviewing today is for my Samsung Galaxy S2 that I designed myself using an uploaded image and there text function, you can but this for a price of £7.99, but prices vary depending on the product you buy it for, such as; iPhone’s, iPod’s, Laptops, Games Consoles and a-lot more.
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The a-Jays One Heavy Bass Impact Earphones come with 4 different sized ear-buds and an informative multi language user manual. Added to that they have a 115cm Anti-Tangle cord, this is perfect if you don’t have the time to mess.
Features: around untangling them. If you get frustrated with earphones falling out your ears all the time, you don’t have to worry about it as these headphones are lightweight and will only come out of your ears with force. The 3.5mm headphone jack means that it will fit all the most common devices including the iPhone and iPod. The Bass is good and once the headphones are in you are completely isolated from the rest of the world as you can’t hear a thing apart from the HD music quality that the headphones play. At a price of £19.95 you can’t go wrong with your purchase; these are the best budget headphones anyone could wish for, and a perfect Christmas present or stocking filler.
HD music quality & Bass,Super thin anti-tangle wire,
If you wish to purchase these headphones, please head over to: http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/a-jays-one-heavy-bass-impact-earphones-p25661.htm These headphones have a 3.5 mm jack and is perfect for all devices. If you want the full review, please check back soon or head over to the reviews section of this site.
GALAXY NEXUS Works out ONLY £545.99 over 24 months and you have to pay £149.99 upfront and £16.50 a month line rental. Considering the Galaxy Nexus is £500 SIM FREE for £545.99 you get 24 months worth of data (1GB) and calls and texts and this also means you can spread the cost of the phone over 24 months!
Tariff summary:
- 24 MONTH CONTRACT
- 50 minutes
- 250 texts
Free with this tariff:
1GB Internet
Unlimited UK Wi-Fi
50 UK MMS
£16.50 x 24 MONTHS = £396
£149.99 UPFRONT
Total Cost = £545.99
So as you can see, with a £149.99 payment upfront and 24 monthly payments of £16.50 you get the latest Google phone at the best price with data!
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is an amazing mobile phone. I received it and I love it.
As an Android phone it is very slick and does everything that you expect. From email, web browsing to playing games, it’s awesome.
As the Xperia Play has gingerbread (Android v2.3) to run its engine it has all the latest features. I previously had a Nexus S but this beats it by a long country mile. It is looks faster, smooth, slicker and appears to use considerably less battery when I removed a number of widgets from the home screen and customised my synchronisation times. (more…)
