Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 review

Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Samsung Galaxy J3 is a no-frills phone that will suit many users needs, but it’s not quite cheap enough for our liking. At £150 it is underpowered and under-featured, though we like the microSD support and removable battery. The J3 is one of the entry-level models in Samsung’s Galaxy line-up, and you can buy it in the UK for £150 through distributors such as Mobile Fun....

April 26, 2016 · 11 min · 2209 words · Brian Simmons

How to get a cheap holiday online

How to get a cheap holiday online Everyone needs a good holiday. A short time to refresh the mind, invigorate the soul, or just kick back and enjoy the feeling of hot sand beneath your feet (or cold snow, if that’s your preference). Sadly the act of actually booking these idyllic sojourns can cause a fair amount of stress and confusion, especially when you see the total cost of the trip....

April 25, 2016 · 5 min · 989 words · Tanya Hoffman

How to upgrade your graphics card

How to upgrade your graphics card If you’ve ever wanted to play games on yourPC, but found that it struggled with the demands of animating large battlefields or the rapid 3D rendering of drivinggames, there’s a solution that’s cheaper than buying a dedicated rig or one of thenext- generation consoles. With much of the processing that games require now being handled by the graphics card, fitting one to your PC can have a potent effect on its gaming potential....

April 25, 2016 · 4 min · 741 words · Erin Taylor

Inside the Samsung Galaxy S7

Inside the Samsung Galaxy S7 Inside the Samsung Galaxy S7 There was a fair amount of dissent from loyal Galaxy users when Samung removed the waterproofing, expandable storage, and removable battery features from the S6. It seems that this outcry was duly noted, and with the S7 two of them have returned. Now the 32GB of internal storage can be extended via the SIM tray that also has room for a microSD card....

April 25, 2016 · 5 min · 872 words · Cory Smith

Nextbit Robin review

Nextbit Robin review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The final feelings for us are ones of a chance missed. Nextbit has created a unique phone and created a buzz, but they’ve gone out on a limb by pushing a cloud storage function that is much better on paper than in reality. Had the company plumped for a base model of 64GB, for example, it might have had a hit on its hands thanks to intelligent design, adequate on-board storage and the removal of a confusing user experience....

April 25, 2016 · 9 min · 1853 words · Lauren Anderson
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