Review and Specification: Sony Xperia M

Sony Xperia M.

Sony Xperia M is, according to the manufacturer, the best thing Sony can offer in the field of communication and design. The launch took place in London today, and the smartphone in addition to standard options received support for NFC and a variety Xperia M dual.

BlackBerry Z10 Complete Review and Specification

BlackBerry Z10.

The BlackBerry Z10 is the first handset to use the new Blackberry 10 Operating System (OS) and is a fully touch-screen device. It can be viewed as the start of something new for BlackBerry. Something that they’re hoping can bring them back among the top of the smartphone market.

Aside from having a full touch-screen, the Z10 now also runs on a regular data plan, removing the Blackberry Internet Service (BIS). Those who have always gotten confused with BIS versus the data plan won’t have to worry about understanding that thing anymore (I remember having to explain the difference of the data plan and the BIS to a lot of people in the past).

So let’s check out what this smartphone has to offer and if it can propel BlackBerry to the top.

Review and Specification: Lenovo LePhone A706

Lenovo A706.

Lenovo Mobile unveiled their new entries to the local Android market scene. One of which is the chic Lenovo A706, a phone with a playful exterior but packs a quad-core mobile processor inside.

The Lenovo A706 has a white plasticky build with rounded corners and a tapered underside. It looks like a budget phone actually with a silver panel at the back to add a bit of style. It sports a 4.5-inch FWVGA IPS capacitive touchscreen display. That’s a 16:9 854 x 480 screen resolution which should bring the pixel density to an average 217ppi.