Nokia Lumia 820 Review

I’d been on a Windows Phone 8 itinerary recently – 2 Windows Phones and 1 Nexus. Couldn’t ask for a better time to test the latest and greatest from two great companies – with Android 4.2, Google is currently doling out power and good design at the same time, and with Windows Phone 8, Microsoft is belting out power with great design and fluidity, all in one device. And…

Nokia Monster Purity HD Headset Review

Nokia’s known for making quality accessories, and the Nokia J, the Luna, the Play 360s, the Purity stereo headsets etc, are good examples. Hey, wait, I forgot the BH-905i. We’d reviewed it back then, and the Active Noise Cancellation won us over. Here we have the Purity HD headsets…

Review: Mugen Power 3200 mAh Extended Battery For Samsung Galaxy S2

Dmitry from Mugen Power was kind enough to send me 3200 mAh Mugen Power battery for SGS2. As far as the package contents are concerned. It comes with the extended battery and two back covers out of which one has a stand at the back and can be used to place the phone in tilted mode…

If The N9 Were A Girl, I’d Propose Her Right Away

I finally got my hands on the Nokia N9 – a phone which runs MeeGo Harmattan Operating System. Yes yes, probably very late, seeing it was launched more than a year back, but well, better late than never. It was something I always lusted after, from the day of its launch, and given a choice,…

Review: Monster HD Headphones – Music Is In The Air

As they say, Music is in the air all around, you only need a medium to experience the magic of the music and get mesmerised with its charisma. World has never been short of amazing Singers, Music Directors, Musicians, Lyrists and composers. We have been lucky to be bestowed with some great music over…

Nokia 701- Belle on the Run…

After being away for almost an year from Symbian, Paul from www.nokiaconnects.com give me a chance to trial Nokia 701, a 131 grams device running Symbian Belle FP1. Symbian was never an alien OS to me, since I was following the news about it on twitter and various tech blogs. Still, Belle was something new and exciting for…

Nokia 808 PureView – The History In The Making

Yesterday we’ve been to the Nokia 808 PureView workshop in Mumbai at Taj Lands End, Bandra. It was held by the Head of Symbian Product Marketing, Vesa Jutila. The workshop was obvious as it might go. The workshop started off a little slowly and late. We, right there in the middle of the auditorium, were stunned just at…

ClipBook – Clipboard Manager For Symbian

Have you ever wanted an app to manage lines of text copied, arranged and to be used later on your Symbian phone?

Well, here’s a solution;

‘ClipBook‘ – a clipboard manager app for Symbian Phones, developed by Ananda Bibek.

One can usually access only the last item copied on the phone to…

Nokia 701 Review – Belle Is Pretty, And Fast On The 1 GHz Processor

Remember the Nokia C7? Of course you do. It was one of the first four new Symbian devices that Nokia launched. Besides the E7, C6-01 and N8, it was launched in 2010, and came with a 680 MHz processor, which, although good enough, could be found panting every now and then. Those specs were just too low,…

Sneak Peek In To Twabbit – A Twitter Client For Windows Phone

Creativity is a trait which sees no bound. Ideas flows in all three dimensions upto infinite limits and then some of them materialises and take some shape/form etc. But, one of the emerging Mobile platform aka Windows Mango has forced developers to follow certain strict guidelines to create applications. They have a full fledged wired fence, which is…

Nokia N9 Review: The Hero That Wasn’t To Be

We have often seen and heard about people, who stand out of crowd, who are different, who are one in million or in fact in billion. Such, persons curve their own path, achieve their own goals, excel in their own genre and leave their own mark of elegance in this world. They are immortal and…

Galaxy Note Review Part 1: Hardware

The Samsung Galaxy Note is a love or hate affair and that stems from one part of it mostly, the size. Coming with a screen size of 5.3″ the Note is definately having an identity crisis. Phone Or tablet? I call it a PhoTab since I have found it is really a balance of the two. The large…