Inateck Ultra Slim Bluetooth keyboard review: Concept truly evolved

Steve Litchfield

The idea was to write the review of this newish Inateck accessory while away for the weekend, yet I forgot to take it with me. Or did I? Wait a moment, nestling in between the

Read More

Inateck BTSP-10 Bluetooth speaker review: rugged and bassy

Steve Litchfield

When it comes to Bluetooth speakers, there's little point in going for something too small and flimsy. After all, the sound from something tiny isn't going to be much better than the sound

Read More

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 review: Cranking the smartphone ‘up to 11’

Steve Litchfield

There are numerous references I could make, for the new Galaxy Note 4, with famous quotes from Spinal Tap. Cranking the specs 'up to 11' comes to mind, but also something along the lines of "

Read More

LG G Watch R review – one step forward, two steps back

Steve Litchfield

The original LG G Watch, covered here, was clearly first generation hardware but still had its fans and attractions - and indeed Android Wear and its firmware has continued to improve. But we now have second

Read More

Motorola Moto X (2014) review: solid, but lots missing

Steve Litchfield

Another season, another Moto X it seems, only this time bigger, better and even more solid. The original Moto X, from the start of 2014 in the UK but from a year ago in the

Read More

Sony Xperia Z3 Compact review: almost the perfect smartphone

Steve Litchfield

Last week, I reviewed the Xperia Z3 and rated it the best in the series yet, marred only by being a little tall and with large bezels, and by an under-performing camera. Happily, launched

Read More

Sony Xperia Z3 review: the glass masterpiece

Steve Litchfield

Sony's vision for its Z series of Android flagships was clear. A glass obelisk. Smooth, sleek and waterproof. With an all-metal chassis to keep things strong. The problem was that the initial implementations

Read More

The Top 5 Android video players

Steve Litchfield

Read More

OnePlus One review — Will you settle for a beta product?

Rajesh Pandey

For a 5-month old company, OnePlus has managed to create quite a hype and noise around their first smartphone -- the One. While OnePlus is a Chinese company with its roots originating from another Chinese

Read More

Xiaomi Mi 3 review: The new mid-range king

Rajesh Pandey

Xiaomi is the number one smartphone OEM in China but the company has little presence outside of its home market. However, ever since the company hired ex-Googler Hugo Barra as its VP, it has

Read More

LG G Watch review: A glimpse into the (near) future

Steve Litchfield

It's very easy to be dismissive of the LG G Watch and its other Android Wear stablemates, mid 2014. They're easy targets, bulky on the wrist, with hardware that's demonstrably sub-optimal

Read More

The double-pronged approach to Qi wireless charging

Steve Litchfield

One of the most satisfying things in life can be to take something old and make it shiny again. No, not just a physical clean up (though that helps), not just a software update (also

Read More

Pressy review: Cute as a button with pressing issues

Rita El Khoury

Back in 2008, I had a Nokia E71 and I used an application called Cute Keys to trigger certain actions when some of its buttons were pressed. That app was made even more powerful by

Read More

Wrist navigation with Nav Me on Android and Pebble

Steve Litchfield

At first glance, the whole point of Nav Me on a Pebble watch may seem rather silly. After all, while moving Google Navigation instructions from your phone to your wrist seems like a sensible use

Read More

LG G3 review: The benchmark flagship through 2014

Steve Litchfield

You’ve all heard the phrase ‘feature creep’ with regard to technology - another aspect you’ll have noticed first hand is ‘size creep’, with successive smartphones from each manufacturer getting gradually larger and larger. The

Read More

HTC One mini 2 review: a lovable mid-range paradox

Steve Litchfield

Sony had the right idea for ‘mini’ phones, of course. Take the flagship and make it smaller, for those who didn’t want something gigantic, yet without compromising the specification too much. Sony also got

Read More

Moto E review: The low-end phone that Android deserves

Rajesh Pandey

Last year, Motorola struck gold with the Moto X after years of releasing products that failed to capture the rapidly increasing smartphone market. Sadly, the Moto X even with its plethora of innovative features and

Read More

Leef Access Review: Add a microSD reader to any Android phone

Rita El Khoury

One of the annoying trends in Android devices started by the Nexus line over the past couple of years is the lack of microSD slots. Sure, when you only install a few dozen apps, stay

Read More