Quick Look at the Sony Xperia X

From Xperia Z to Xperia X, the first question that I want to ask Sony is... why?

Get it? Y?

Quick Look at the HTC 10

If you’re not a tech enthusiast, you probably don’t even know the HTC 10 exists. Partly because the phone isn’t officially sold in Singapore, and partly because of HTC’s small market presence here. Nonetheless, I got my hands on an imported set from Taiwan, and would like to share my quick impressions of the device after spending a little bit of time with it.

Quick Look at the LG G5

As LG’s flagship device for the first part of 2016, the LG G5 has a lot to live up to. Unlike Samsung which chose to take a more “evolutionary” approach with the S7 and S7 Edge, LG went back to the drawing board and came up with an all new metal phone. All while keeping a user replaceable battery, and a new feature that enables certain “attachments” to the G5.

I had a chance to test out the device for a short while, and while it isn't enough to give a full review, I thought I would give my quick impressions on it.

Apple iPhone SE Review

Apple’s new iPhone SE is an interesting blend of old and new. You have a body that looks nigh identical to the iPhone 5S, and you have the processor of the blazing iPhone 6S in it. One might think “Who in their right mind would buy a new phone that looks like an old phone?” Which is why the iPhone SE is such an interesting device. Because I would.

Thoughts on the iPhone SE

Watching the announcement live, it felt like the iPhone SE was made out of necessity, not because it was the best damn phone that Apple could make at this point in time, but it probably doesn't matter...

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: Edge-traordinary

While there were plenty of new flagship devices announced over the past few weeks, Samsung is the first to get the device into the hands of consumers with the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Not only is it the first major flagship release for 2016, the Galaxy S7 also has some big shoes to fill considering how good the Galaxy S6, and the Galaxy Note 5 were. So let’s take a better look at the Galaxy S7 Edge, and see if it is a worthy successor.

Quick Look at Marshmallow for Note 5

We are a couple of days from the announcement of the much discussed Samsung Galaxy S7, S7 Edge, and the LG G5. So until I get to play with the new devices, I am in a bit of a lull. Admittedly I haven't been updating as frequently as I would have liked, so I thought I will do a quick look at the Marshmallow update that just started rolling out to the Note 5 (N920C). Which should give us a glimpse of some of the things that can be expected from the S7 and S7 Edge since they will be running Android Marshmallow too.