Nexus 5 vs OnePlus One budget smartphone comparison review

Nexus 5 vs OnePlus One budget smartphone comparison review Our Verdict It’s difficult to choose between two phones that offer excellent value, performance and build quality. Both offer access to up-to-date Android. It is currently much harder to get hold of the OnePlus One, and we do marginally prefer the display of the Nexus 5. But the OnePlus One is better value, better storage options and a marginally better camera. Given the choice we’re going OnePlus....

July 23, 2014 · 14 min · 2806 words · Alex Abbott

Nokia Lumia 930 review

Nokia Lumia 930 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Lumia 930 is a step in the right direction with its semi-metal design and decent hardware line-up. We like the screen and camera but it’s lacking additional features and doesn’t have expandable storage. Windows Phone 8.1 vastly improves things on the software side but the platform is still not a priority for developers – especially when it comes to third-party hardware....

July 23, 2014 · 11 min · 2260 words · Kenneth Gonzales

Asus Fonepad 7 LTE review

Asus Fonepad 7 LTE review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s tricky to give the Asus Fonepad 7 LTE a solid verdict, because it’s a device we think will appeal to only a few. For anyone looking for a 7in tablet that can make phone calls, the Asus Fonepad 7 LTE is certainly worth a look, though we’re not completely sure why you’d want to make phone calls on a 7in tablet....

July 22, 2014 · 8 min · 1606 words · Angelica Bowman

How to fix Fitbit Force ‘Console’ display

How to fix Fitbit Force ‘Console’ display Several Fitbit Force users have complained that their device gets stuck displaying the world CONSOLE on the activity tracker’s screen, and can’t get it working again. Here’s how to fix the Fitbit Console problem. The Console problem seems to start when the user is charging the Force. They come back expecting it to be fully charged and then find it just stating the word CONSOLE....

July 22, 2014 · 2 min · 285 words · Todd Kim

Nexus 7 tablet review (2014)

Nexus 7 tablet review (2014) Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The 2013 flavour of the Nexus 7 is no longer available from Google. But shop around and you can find it in various online stores, at a great low price. Arguably the Hudl 2 offers a similar blend of value and quality, and may even be a bit faster. But you are unlikely to notice, and although the Nexus 7 is still lacking a microSD card slot, for many people will be the best 7in tablet around....

July 22, 2014 · 12 min · 2498 words · Marcus Carter
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