Moto G vs Galaxy S3 smartphone comparison review Our Verdict Choose the Moto G if you want a more recent version of Android and a cheaper phone. The Galaxy S3 is a marginally better performer with a marginally better camera. But really these are two excellent smartphones that offer a glimpse of just how much phone you can get for relatively little cash these days. TheMotorola Moto Gis a very good deal....
Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro hands-on review: CES 2014 Our Verdict We like what Samsung has done with the Galaxy Tab Pro in terms of hardware but the software is barely recognisable as Android 4.4 KitKat. This leaves us somewhat unsure about the device so stay tuned for a full review. Samsung has announced a range of new tablets at CES 2014. Here’s our hands-on review of the Galaxy Tab Pro 10....
Chillblast Photo OC Mobile photo-editing laptop review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The strong performance and excellent IPS display of the Photo OC ensure that it’s well-equipped for its primary role as a photo-editing workstation. The battery life does leave room for improvement, so it won’t be ideal for people who need to work outdoors or who are Constantly on the move. However, the Photo OC will still be good value for people who simply need a semi-portable graphics workstation that they can carry from one indoor location to another....
New Asus PadFone mini 2014 hands-on review Our Verdict The PadFone mini is actually a great innovation that allows people to purchase a reasonable tablet and smartphone without breaking the bank. We were impressed with the design and feel of the device and the overall functionality of the PadFone mini was surprisingly good too. Weather people want a device that is a tablet and smartphone rolled into one remains to be seen....
Toshiba Chromebook hands-on review Our Verdict It’s nice to finally see a 13in option for a Chromebook but basic build quality and screen resolution means the Toshiba doesn’t have any stand out features. It’s a good job it’s cheap then. Toshiba has joined the Chrome OS party with its inventively named Toshiba Chromebook at CES 2014. The device will be available on 16 February for $279 so we expect a price in sterling of £200-250....
