Articles on Phone, Keyboard
Concept Android phone with OLED buttons - Jul 9, 2009
Crave Here's a concept phone based on the Google Android OS. Designed by Tryi Yeh from Taiwan, the Google-G0 is a touchscreen phone with a slider. There doesn't appear to be ... Read story »
Motorola Dext
Review Motorola hopes an upcoming raft of Android handsets will breathe new life into the cooling corpse of its mobile phone efforts. The company has made a promising start with the Dext. The Dext smartphone is no beauty, but it does what it says on the tin, providing a solid Android experience, with...
810 things you should know about the Nokia E72 - Nov 26, 2009
Blogs This geek has always found it a source of pride somewhat to have single-handedly converted more than 10 of his friends to the BlackBerry religion. Last night, I was given a ... Read story »Motorola unveils its first Android phone - Sep 11, 2009
Crave Motorola Cliq On Thursday, Motorola officially introduced its first Google Android device: The Motorola Cliq. The announcement was made by Motorola's co-CEO Sanjay Jha at the Mobilize 09 conference here in ... Read story »Can you hack into an offline PC? - Sep 13, 2009
Blogs This is one question that has been going around these past few days--Can you hack into an offline PC? This is in relation to ongoing discussions here in the Philippines concerning ... Read story »Why your next phone could have Swype's keyboard - Jun 2, 2009
Crave Swype's software keyboard looks like a normal keyboard, but it lets you type without lifting your finger. Keyboard technology may not seem as exciting as faster microprocessors, massive displays, or ... Read story »Will tablet PCs never hit mainstream? - Aug 5, 2009
Crave Rumors have it Apple is a month away from announcing a tablet computer. Another tablet, the Crunchpad, is also due for imminent release. These and other fine keyboardless computers get great ... Read story »Security vs. Convenience - Aug 11, 2009
Blogs Let's talk about security and convenience, shall we? Like many of its competitors, local bank Baiduri released Security Tokens to its customers for added security. Unlike its rivals though, Baduri's tokens ... Read story »
Samsung I7500
Review Samsung has delivered its own little green robot into the world. That's right, smartphone fans, the company's first Android handset, the Galaxy I7500, has been born. Samsung has given it some of the features it does best, like a vivid AMOLED screen and a good quality camera, but it's left Android...Google Phone 1.5 update--Cupcake and the onscreen keyboard - May 5, 2009
Blogs I've finally gotten my Android phone upgraded to the Cupcake specs. Cupcake is the Holy Grail version where Google phones get an onscreen virtual keyboard. Get the JF version here if ... Read story »Research: Predictive texting makes kids less thoughtful - Aug 12, 2009
Crave Onscreen QWERTY keyboard on the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Scientists--what would we do without them?--reckon that predictive texting teaches children to act first and think later. New research suggests that increased use ... Read story »
HTC Touch2
Review For its target market of first-time or budget-conscious smartphone users, the Touch2 fits the bill nicely.5 Android phones in Asia - Nov 17, 2009
Features We round up the smartphones based on Google's mobile operating system, which are available for our region. Read story »
Nokia E55
Review If you're looking for a messaging phone that's shaped more like a traditional handset than most BlackBerry or Windows Mobile devices, Nokia's E55 might fit the bill. It is a candybar smartphone with a hybrid alphanumeric/QWERTY keypad and powerful onboard messaging feature. Editors' note:This...
LG Chocolate (BL40)
Review LG's Black Label series has come full circle with the latest Chocolate BL40 following the Secret (2008), Shine (2007) and original Chocolate (2006). Aside from its unusual form factor and uncanny resemblance to a TV remote, the BL40 also packs a gorgeous 21:9 panoramic display.Jump to page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 [Next 15] ... Last »
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