Samsung Galaxy K Zoom: Hands-on preview By Sascha Segan Samsung has only just unveiled its new hybrid camera/phone, but we’ve already taken it for a test drive, just to keep you as informed as possible. We’re good like that…
The reasons why the Xbox One fails By Sascha Segan The whole point of consoles used to be that they were a carefree, plug-and-play gaming experience – but the new generation of machines has put paid to all that.
OnePlus One: Hands-on preview By Sascha Segan The OnePlus One smartphone promises a Galaxy S5-class experience for a mere £229. We got the chance to check it out, and see if this phablet is as promising as it sounds.
BlackBerry defends classic QWERTY keyboard, promises high-end smartphones for business By Sascha Segan At a journalist roundtable session BlackBerry's CEO said more QWERTY phones are coming, and the company's enterprise head promised better integration with Microsoft platforms.
4 neat but hidden features of the Samsung Galaxy S5 By Sascha Segan We’ve had the Galaxy S5 demoed to us by the handset’s design team over in Seoul, and they pointed out some pretty cool “secret” features.
First impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 By Sascha Segan We managed to snatch a brief look at the Tab 4 during a visit to Samsung’s HQ, and here are our initial thoughts.
A look inside Samsung’s Galaxy S5 factory production line By Sascha Segan Want to know what a Galaxy S5 assembly line looks like? We take you inside Samsung’s facility in Gumi, with pictures aplenty…
Why You Don't Want a Chinese Galaxy S5 (Maybe) By Sascha Segan We visited Samsung's phone testing labs to see how they perfect the Galaxy devices and their call quality testing blew our minds.
HTC One M8 comes to market with stunning design: The 10 best features revealed By Sascha Segan What’s so great about the One M8? Lots of things, actually, and here are 10 reasons why you might consider purchasing HTC’s new flagship.
A closer look at the HTC One M8’s Snapdragon 801: An all-round speed machine By Sascha Segan You think the Snapdragon 801 is just a sped-up Snapdragon 800? It is faster, of course, but there’s much more to it than this, says Qualcomm.
Android Wear smartwatches still have a big hill to climb By Sascha Segan Google has triumphantly revealed its new smartwatch OS, but the real battle will be fought on the hardware front, not software.
Why I wouldn't want my daughter to work in Silicon Valley By Sascha Segan Anyone who cares about other people should stay out of Silicon Valley, and tell their loved ones to stay out, too. Do we want a tech world defined by compassionless jerks?
The Samsung Galaxy S5 feature that's got Wi-Fi providers running scared By Sascha Segan Download Booster is bad news for providers. It's the first technology we've seen to aggregate Wi-Fi and LTE - it connects to both networks at the same time, making them look like one, faster network.
The best smartphones in the pipeline: From the Samsung Galaxy S5 to the Google Nexus 6 By Sascha Segan We take a look at the handsets we’re most looking forward to, including the next Nexus from Google, and that rumoured phone from Amazon.
MWC 2014: The 5 most important trends we spotted By Sascha Segan We point out the five biggest trends which were present at this year’s MWC, including super-cheap smartphones, wearables and octo-core CPUs.
MWC 2014: A closer look at BlackBerry’s relationship with Android By Sascha Segan We chatted with a BlackBerry VP over at MWC, and the company isn’t being bashful about its mobile operating system’s compatibility with Android apps anymore.
MWC 2014: What will we see at Mobile World Congress 2015? By Sascha Segan Mobile World Congress 2014 was about a fully connected world. Now, what kind of world do we want that to be? What kind of questions will we see asked when we return to Barcelona a year from now?
MWC 2014: Hands-on preview with Samsung’s Gear Fit and new Gear smartwatches By Sascha Segan We got to spend some time with all three of Samsung’s new Gear devices – the Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, and of course the Gear Fit.
Nokia sends mixed messages at MWC 2014 with 3 platforms support By Sascha Segan Asha, X, and Windows Phone? Nokia said they're all supported going forward at an MWC 2014 press conference. But the Nokia bigwigs can't seem to make their mind up if they like that.
MWC 2014: A closer look at the BlackBerry Z3 smartphone By Sascha Segan We had the chance to get up close and personal with the new BlackBerry Z3, the company’s hope for maintaining its presence in Southeast Asia.
MWC 2014: A closer look at the performance of the Nokia X and XL smartphones By Sascha Segan How do Nokia’s new budget Android handsets actually perform? We got a chance to put the Nokia X and XL through a bit of benchmarking.
MWC 2014: Hands-on preview with Intel’s Merrifield and Moorefield reference phones By Sascha Segan We had the chance to take Intel’s reference smartphones for a test drive at MWC, and we were very impressed despite some hiccups.
Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S5: Is it the world's new best smartphone? By Sascha Segan We’ve got a shedload of photos, two hands-on videos, and a full write-up of our first impressions of Samsung’s hotly anticipated Galaxy S5.
MWC 2014: Intel shows off 64-Bit Phone Processor, boasts its 2015 roadmap By Sascha Segan Mobile World Congress, Intel showed off 64-bit Atom processors called "Merrifield" and "Moorefield," a new LTE-Advanced modem, and a roadmap through 2015.
MWC 2014: Hands-on preview with the LG G Pro 2, G2 Mini and more By Sascha Segan LG is showing off a raft of smartphones at MWC, six of them in fact, and we got to check all those handsets out.
