Smartphones & Accessories
Mobile World Congress (MWC 2015): The Big Trends
March 5th marked the final day of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. While most of the splashy announcements (like that Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge) took place early in the week, through the rest of the show some definite trends became clear. And given that MWC 2015 is the world’s biggest exhibition of mobile technology, trends there are likely to set the pattern for what we see here in terms of smartphones, tablets, smartwatches and other mobile gear throughout this year.
Mobile World Congress 2014 Wrap-Up
During the past week, the world’s leading manufacturers of mobile electronics —smartphones, tablets and wearable technology— have been showcasing their latest products at Mobile World Congress 2014. MWC is the mobile industry’s equivalent to the Consumer Electronics Show and that means big names (Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a keynote) along with big product reveals —like the Samsung Galaxy S5. Basically, If you want to know what to expect in the world of mobile for 2014, just look at what’s on display at Mobile World Congress. Our MWC 2014 wrap-up covers the big news from Barcelona.
Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung has let media get its hands on the new Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone, and here’s my take on one of the most unusual handsets coming this year.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 review
It isn’t really a matter of whether you need the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3; it comes down to whether or not you want the unusual experience it gives you.
Review: Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+
Samsung likes curves enough to put them on almost any screen they can find. Curved TVs are one thing, but this year, the company has really pushed the idea of curved displays on smartphones. The Galaxy S6 Edge, when it launched in the spring, was the first smartphone to have a dual-curved edge display. Now, the Galaxy S6 Edge+ offers a bigger screen with a lot of the same functionality.
How to create your own ringtones in iTunes in 6 easy...
Not satisfied with the default ringtones in iOS 7? Many iPhone owners are happy enough with “Cosmic,” “Stargaze” or classics like “Old Phone.” But if you’re bored with the ringtones you get as part of iOS 7 or you’re tired of reaching for your phone (along with dozens of people around you in the mall) every time you hear that familiar ring, maybe it’s time to change things up. Maybe you’d like a riff from your favourite song instead. While you can buy pre-made music ringtones directly from your iPhone, it’s easy to create your own from your iTunes music library. Here’s how.
Back to School Smart Phone Accessories Roundup
The back to school season is a tricky time of year. For some it's super exciting, while for others it's seriously stressful. Whichever of these camps you fall into, if you're heading back to school this Fall season, why not enhance the experience by enhancing your smart phone with some exciting new accessories? That's right, it's time yet again for another back to school smart phone accessories roundup. Click through and read on for some extremely useful accessory ideas.
How to create and use AR Emojis on the Samsung Galaxy...
There's a generation of users that communicate using emoji. Adding your own face spices things up and makes messaging more personal.
Platinum 3-Port 65W USB-C Wall Charger review
The Platinum 3-Pot aims to prove that having a powerful and adaptable wall charger for more than one device is not only handy, but also often necessary.
Samsung launches new Galaxy S23 phones, Galaxy Book3 laptops
Samsung launched two new sets of devices in the Galaxy S23 smartphones and Galaxy Book3 laptops at its Unpacked event.