After much anticipation, RIM has finally delieverd its first ever tablet – the 7-inch PlayBook – but is it good enough to go up against the likes of Apple and Android?
Also, check out our need to know guide on BlackBerry OS 7
The Desire S is very much an evolution of the popular Desire smartphone. It may not be the most powerful Android smartie, but with a great design and intuitive software, it’s a seriously covetable device
Luke gets hands-on for a Samsung Galaxy S II video review. You can also read our written Samsung Galaxy S II review.
We put HP’s TouchPad through its paces – but how does webOS fare on the big screen?
HTC’s Wildfire S improves on its predecessor, but is there enough of a change to make it a desirable handset?
Toshiba managed to trump the Samsung Galaxy Tab in the skinny stakes by not only announcing the world’s lightest 10in tablet, but the world’s thinnest as well, coming in at 7.7mm and weighing 558g
We’ve seen the concepts, prototypes and read enough speculation to last us till the next round, but the iPhone 4S (not iPhone 5) has finally arrived. Sure, we’ll give you the tour…
Want to see the mighty Galaxy Nexus running Android Ice Cream Sandwich? Course you do
The cheaper sibling to the 800 isn’t quite as desirable or cutting edge. But with customisable back covers, Nokia’s additional features and Windows Phone Mango at the helm, the 710 looks like it makes for a great affordable smartphone experience
The Motorola Xoom 2 has some pretty big shoes to fill considering its predecessor was the first Honeycomb-wielding tablet to enter the tablet arena back in March. But are there enough changes to make the Xoom 2 more appealing than the original? And more importantly, is there enough of a change to make this tablet more appealing than it’s rivals?
Microsoft lifts the curtains off a slimmer, quieter new Xbox One-inspired 360. There’s life in the old dog yet…