Unboxing the Acer Aspire One
I’ve been eying the Acer Aspire One for a while now, because it’s one of the few netbooks equipped with both a 9″ 1024×600 pixel screen and a 1.6 GHz … Continue Reading Unboxing the Acer Aspire One
The iPhone 3G works with any AT&T SIM
Last year I reported that in addition to being locked to AT&T, the original iPhone would only accept the SIM it was activated with. As a result, it was impossible … Continue Reading The iPhone 3G works with any AT&T SIM
Why I’m disappointed with the iPhone 3G
A week ago today the iPhone 3G was announced at WWDC and I’ve been following the developments ever since. I was in London for work at the time, so I … Continue Reading Why I’m disappointed with the iPhone 3G
Nokia N95 8 GB, US version
Thanks to Nseries WOM World, I was recently able to use a Nokia N95 8GB, US version (N95-4) for a few weeks. Being the past owner of an original Nokia … Continue Reading Nokia N95 8 GB, US version
Amazon Kindle vs. Seabol & friends
Once a upon a time in the good land of milk & honey lived a band of happy gadgets. The leader of the band, Seabol, took it upon himself to … Continue Reading Amazon Kindle vs. Seabol & friends
Life with the HP Mini-Note
I’m sitting on the patio at Cafe Flore in the Castro on this balmy spring evening (70 degrees at 11 PM) in San Francisco, blogging on my HP 2133 (Mini-Note) … Continue Reading Life with the HP Mini-Note
LG Vu: the good, the bad, and the ugly
So I’ve been using the LG CU920 (Vu) for almost a week now and – sorry for the cliché – it’s no iPhone killer! Despite 3G support and a much … Continue Reading LG Vu: the good, the bad, and the ugly
Nokia N81 8GB music phone
As you’ve probably noticed, it’s been a bit quiet around here lately… But fear not. Despite being rather busy, I’ve managed to review some products and line up a few … Continue Reading Nokia N81 8GB music phone
The iPhone SDK was worth the wait
Oh yeah, it was definitely worth the wait. The iPhone SDK is here and is even more exciting than I expected :) Here’s a quick summary: – iPhone SDK and … Continue Reading The iPhone SDK was worth the wait
Nokia N82 goodness
In the year and a half I’ve been writing this blog I’ve used a lot of nice camera phones, including the i-mobile 902, the Nokia N95 & N95-3 (which is … Continue Reading Nokia N82 goodness
Nokia N76 hotness
What’s all red (or black) and chrome, thin, and sprinkled with Symbian goodness? Well it’s the sexy Nokia N76 of course :) Thanks to Nseries WOM Word, I was able … Continue Reading Nokia N76 hotness
Nokia N810 vs. N800
Today I have to return the Nokia N800 I’ve been evaluating for the past 2 weeks, thanks to NSeries WOM World… But I’ve also been playing with my Nokia N810 … Continue Reading Nokia N810 vs. N800
Sony Ericsson K850i camera
Now that I’ve taken hundreds of pictures with my Sony Ericsson K850i here’s how it compares to the other 5 megapixel devices I’m familiar with, the Nokia N95 and the … Continue Reading Sony Ericsson K850i camera
The day Apple and Nokia became less relevant
Well maybe not – after all, I have a lot invested (financially, if not emotionally) in Apple and Nokia! Google finally announced its phone mobile technology plan, and not surprisingly, … Continue Reading The day Apple and Nokia became less relevant
Sony Ericsson K850i observations
I’ve been using my Sony Ericsson K850i for a few days now and it’s a great device all around. In fact it’s almost as powerful as the Nokia N95 which … Continue Reading Sony Ericsson K850i observations
Please open up the iPhone
Dear Mr. Jobs, I’m a long-time Apple customer, an Apple shareholder and a mobile technology blogger. I’ve purchased and activated 2 iPhones since June 29, 2007. I’m not pleased with … Continue Reading Please open up the iPhone
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