Moto G 2014 (2nd Generation) - BLTN

A couple of months back when the device was first officially released for the Singapore market, I decided to skip the 2014 Moto G in favour of the Moto G LTE (1st Generation), and even did a review of it. My reason was simple, the 2014 Moto G did not have LTE, something that was a deal breaker for me. Months later (due in part to my itchy hands), I finally decided to give the 2nd Generation Moto G a go.

Quick Thoughts on the Nexus 6

Just slightly over a week ago on the 28th of February 2015, the Nexus 6 was officially available for sale in Singapore. I got my hands on one, and would like to share some of my personal thoughts on the device.

The Flagship Smartphones: A Year Later

It has been a great year for the mobile industry. Pretty much all the flagship devices in the market has been refreshed for the year, and most of them are great devices that you cannot go wrong with no matter which one you pick. But that does not mean that the previous generation of flagship devices are now obsolete.

LG G4 Concept

Been a long time since I tinkered around with Photoshop just for fun. Just wanted to modify the G3 a little bit here and there, but ended up going a little overboard. LG G4 concept perhaps. Lol. Anyway, this is how I would “change” the aesthetic of the G3, but of course it’s purely my personal preference.

Moto G (1st Generation) LTE - BLTN

 Yes. The phone was released quite some time ago, but I only recently got my hands on one. I didn’t actually intend to write about the device since I wrote about the non-LTE variant over 10 months ago, but the device impressed me so much that I think it deserved a post.

Motorola RAZR i : i for Intel Inside

Yes, I know. I am talking about a device that was launched 2 years ago, and a device that I owned over a year ago. But bear with me here, because it is more than just the device I am talking about. It is about the 2 companies that have not been doing that great in the smartphone industry.

The Beginning of an End... Hopefully.

Today marks the 365th day since my last cigarette. They say that people who keep track religiously about how long since they last indulged in their addiction have a higher chance of relapsing, and I kind of agree. Ideally you need to reach a point where you do not even think about it anymore. A point where counting days do not matter anymore since you have completely gotten past that part of your life. A point which sadly, I am not at yet.