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Samsung Galaxy S4 Preview Video

RobM — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 10:10:08 +0000

A quick video preview of the Samsung Galaxy S4.

Samsung Galaxy 4 Video Review

RobM — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 10:02:22 +0000

Here is a quick overview of the new Samnsung Galaxy S4

Great Review Of ASUS Transformer Tab TF300 Android tablet.

RobM — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 17:28:22 +0000

This review of the new Asus Transformer Tab TF300 is brought to us from PC World Australia. Is this cheaper Asus tablet a match for the more expensive Asus Prime?

ASUS Transformer Tab TF300 Android tablet

PC World Magazine

“The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime is arguably one of the best Android tablets on the market and ASUS has stuck with much of the same formula for its latest release, the Transformer Tab TF300. It’s a slightly cheaper version of the flagship model.

The future of tablets?

The first thing you’ll notice about the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 is the fact it looks remarkably similar to the Transformer Prime. It’s based on the exact same concept, where the tablet itself can be attached to an optional keyboard dock.

The new model is heavier (635g) and thicker (9.9mm) than the Transformer Prime and is constructed largely from plastic rather than aluminium. These changes aren’t all bad news — we feel the Transformer Pad is a relatively light tablet that isn’t a burden to carry around. Further, its rounded corners make it easy to hold in all orientations and the weight feels evenly distributed.

That being said, the build quality of the ASUS Transformer Tab can’t quite match the Transformer Prime. The plastic backing, imprinted with a large swirl design, exhibits a little flex when some force is applied and feels rather hollow. It also creaks when pressure is applied at various points. Disappointingly, ASUS hasn’t repositioned the speaker — it’s covered by your right hand when holding the tablet with two hands, muffling the sound.

The Transformer Pad TF300′s 10.1in screen uses a regular IPS panel rather than the brighter IPS+ panel of the Transformer Prime. In most cases the Transformer Pad’s screen is bright enough not to be an issue. It offers impressive viewing angles and good colour reproduction but it does lack the vivid brightness of the Prime, especially if you’re using it outdoors. The glossy screen is also very reflective under sunlight.

As a stand alone tablet without the keyboard dock, the ASUS Transformer Pad has a volume rocker, a micro-HDMI port, and a microSD card slot on the left side, a small power/lock button (with a handy LED built-in) on the top, and a standard 3.5mm headphone jack on the right. The proprietary ASUS dock connection on the bottom may be an annoyance, but it offers two benefits: it connects the tablet to the keyboard dock, and charges much faster (around an hour and a half) than a regular micro-USB charger could.”
http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/426390/asus_transformer_tab_tf300_android_tablet/

Samsung Galaxy Note Review!

RobM — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 07:52:01 +0000

Want more about the Samsung Galaxy Note? Sure you do. It the tablet/phone that sits in the middle between tablet and smart phone and i’m positive there is a huge market for this type of gadget. If you have seen a Galaxy S2 then you will already be familier with the Note.

The video below is the Engadget review of the Galaxy Note.

Click here to learn much more about the Samsung Galaxy Note

Review via Engadget

Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 Review.

RobM — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 22:11:50 +0000

Note quite a tablet not quite a mobile phone the Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 is a beast in the middle. There definitely is a market for this type of device. Generally the mobile phone screen is too small for some apps and reading and sometimes you find yourself wanting something a bigger screen. Well Samsung have spotted this gap in the market and their phones just keep getting bigger and bigger. It also come with a stylus which isn’t original of course but could prove interesting. And it’s so thin! How to these manufacturers squeeza all their technology into something as thin as a magazine!

Key points: amazing screen! An Apple retina beater?! great quality Samsung apps, super camera on both sides, great call quality considering it’s nearly a tablet.

Some bad point: very pricey, actual size could be a problem for some, is it really that different to the S2?

See the full review in the video below via Tech Radar

Click here to learn more about the Samsung Galaxy Note N7000

Sony Experia Running Android Ice Cream Sandwich – First Look

RobM — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 20:56:32 +0000

Here is a first look at Android Ice Cream Sandwich running on Sony’s Experia smartphone. One of the highlights that immediatly jumps out is the speed of the thing. It zips easily and quickly from one screen to another with amazing speed. Other functions shown are accessing camera through lock screen and accessing your music through the lock screen also.

Also includes the ability to decline a call with a text message a very nice touch especially for business users. The super quick dial functionality is also new and could prove very useful if you search for people in your contacts though the phone number.

Motorola Xoom 2 Web Round Up Reviews!

RobM — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 19:43:02 +0000

Welcome Android fans. We are bringing you today the best reviews from across the web of the new Xoom 2 from Motorola. There are a lot of reviews out there at the moment and we want you to see a selection of these so we have picked the best and presented them below.

Is the Xoom 2 an Ipad beater? Well make your own minds up with the video below.

From the Geekanoids crew.

A great review here from the guys at This is My Next gadget this is a link to their full Youtube channel they have a host of great reviews here.

Motorola Xoom 2 Android Tablet Unboxing – Latest Video !

RobM — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 20:49:51 +0000

Wow – Technobuffalo have got their hands on a brand new Motorla Xoom 2 Android Tablet and video is below.

Quick over of the Motorola Xoom 2 There is a brand new super high quality IPS display with 16 million colour TFT screen. 1.3 MP front facing camera. Mini HDMI port to connect up to your massve HD TV’s ! Stereo speakers which are capable of creating a new virtual surround sound! It’s got a 5MP camera at the back capable of capturing HD video. Come installed with Android 2.3 Honeycomb. Point to note the internal memory is 1GB RAM with a 16GB storage and there is no way of expanding folks. So if you use up all this storage you are stuffed. Unless you are clued up these days and are using Dropbox.

Moto Cast streaming content Moto Fuse meeting Quick Office HD

Sony Tablet S Video Review Round Up.

RobM — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 20:21:15 +0000

Sony Tablet S Video Review Round Up ! – Hi there guys if you are in the market for the new Sony tablet you will really want to get all the information before you purchase. Its a pretty expensive tablet so getting all the information is critical to your purchase decision.

We have rounded up the best video reviews of the Sony Tablet S for you to view and enjoy! You can get a great deal at the moment over at Amazon for the Sony Tablet pick it up while you can.

Phone Arena Tablet S Review

See much more information on the Sony Tablet
here or Visit the Phone Arena website for more tablet and phone reviews.

The Mobile Tech Review

You can see more information about the Sony Tablet
or Visit the Mobile Tech website for the full review.

Mobile Syrup Review

Visit Mobile Syrups Youtube Channel for more great videos.

Hope you enjoyed all these reviews. We pulled the best ones from around the web to really give you a good insight to the new Sony Tablet that is available. This is Sony’s first tablet and we at Android Tablet Expert expect there to be many more in the future.