For People High On Android
Honestly I find smartphones with large screens more appealing than smaller ones due to the fact that they usually also come with a bigger battery and easier to type. (My current daily driver is Note 2 although I own S4, HTC One, S3, S2, etc…etc…)
Google has finally launched a brand, “new” Nexus 7 for year 2013, a nice upgrade from the original Nexus 7 from last year.
For those of you who are thinking about getting a more rugged and water-proof smartphone for either taking photos/videos while swimming or for industrial work, Galaxy S4 Active is certainly a great choice as it’s rated for IP67, a bit higher than Xperia Z (which has IP57).
Well, my HTC One finally arrived yesterday after an agonizing 2 week wait. But in the end, it was well worth the wait because I only paid $574 for an unlocked version directly from HTC.com. Of course, unlocked here means that the phone is “SIM” unlocked for using with any GSM network, the bootloader is still locked (but you can use HTCDev.com to unlock that).
Finally, I got hands on my new Samsung Galaxy S4 Android smartphone and here’s Galaxy S4 unboxing video!
After months of wait, Galaxy Note 2 has finally arrived! Of course, U.S. variants will also be here soon in November but in the meanwhile, I got my hands on one of the international GT-N7100 models.
Although I didn’t go to Google IO this year (I probably never will as I don’t like going to shows anymore), I had the chance to “de-virginize” a brand, spanking new Nexus 7 Android tablet on the day it was released thanks to CruzerLite CEO Joel, who allowed me to do the unboxing. (Thanks a ton Joel!)
Well, I did get my hands on finally on a U.S. Galaxy S3 model, all of them which are identical to each other as far as main hardware specs go. Here’s unboxing of T-Mobile Galaxy S3 SGH-T999.
I received a surprise mail yesterday, it turns out it’s the new HTC Evo 4G LTE! I still hate any type of patent trolling but am so happy that I finally got this phone.
