Creoir Ibis hands-on review

Creoir Ibis hands-on review Our Verdict The Ibis is a nice idea for a smartwatch, separating the clock face and the touchscreen and bringing some class. It is a little bit too big and heavy so we hope if it comes to market, this will be addressed. Smartwatches can be great but all the designs we’ve seen so far have plastic and many are unlikely to appeal to fashion conscious consumers....

February 27, 2014 · 3 min · 603 words · Duane Rice

Firefox smartphone hands-on review

Firefox smartphone hands-on review Our Verdict This has the potential to be a game-changing phone. The fact that it is dirt cheap means that its probable popularity in emerging markets will force developers to take note of the new HTML 5-based platform. In a nutshell, a smartphone that works and costs $25 is a brilliant thing. Two years at MWC I had a one-to-one meeting with a incredibly energetic American developer from Mozilla and spent the next 45-minuntes trying to get my head around what he was talking about....

February 27, 2014 · 3 min · 589 words · Kimberly Haynes

LG G Pro 2 hands-on review

LG G Pro 2 hands-on review Our Verdict Overall, we were pleasantly surprised by the LG G Pro 2. It’s sleek, stylish and lightweight despite its huge display, and we love the stunning camera and thoughtful software within it. We really do hope that LG decides to launch it outside Asia at some point in the near future. LG unveiled its G Pro 2 phablet earlier this month, boasting a whopping 5....

February 27, 2014 · 5 min · 854 words · Jesse Mercer

Fuhu nabi 2 review

Fuhu nabi 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s not without its faults, but the nabi 2 is currently one of the best Android kids’ tablets around. It’s rugged and has an easy-to-use kids’ interface. You’re unlikely to want to use it yourself, but it does allow you to use the full Android interface, and now has Jelly Bean and access to the Google Play store and Google apps. Choosing a tablet for your child isn’t easy....

February 26, 2014 · 10 min · 2014 words · Tammy Chang

Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ hands-on review

Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ hands-on review Our Verdict We’re certainly pleased to see that Lenovo has improved the display and processor of the Yoga Tablet 10 with the new HD+ model, without pushing up the price tag too much or putting a strain on the battery. The camera boost and design tweaks are a nice bonus, too. We’re looking forward to putting the tablet through some further testing to find out just how much faster it is, and provide our final verdict for the device....

February 26, 2014 · 5 min · 961 words · Deborah Payne
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