AI-Enabled Samsung Galaxy Z Series with Innovative Foldable Form Factor & Significantly Improved Screen Delivers New User Experiences Across Productivity, Communication & Creativity The…
Hands on with the Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Gear and 2014 Note 10.1
Samsung launched the Galaxy Gear smartwatch (sorry, “wearable teach” companion), Note 10.1 2014 Edition and its new flagship phablet, the Note III earlier this…
Razer Kraken 7.1 headset review: the best gaming headset by a longshot
Razer’s does a bang-up job in terms of speakers and headphones. We’ve recently reviewed theHammerhead and it was an incredible experience. The Kraken 7.1 usb-powered…
‘Fleet of One’ interview: hardcore shooting from an indie dream team
There’s something special about Fleet of One (reviewed here), a rhythm that makes it appealing once the controls have been mastered. This Android (soon)…
10 gadgets we’d give our favourite TV characters
They’re interesting, exciting and you’d give anything to hang out with them. Pity none of them exist. TV is a writer’s medium, where characters…
Galaxy S4 Zoom review: great camera, average phone
It’s amazing the type of gadgets they come up with. Samsung in particular is well-known for dropping devices on us that we don’t really…
Fleet of One review: retro fun with tight controls
When I play good mobile games like Fleet of One (FOO), available for now on iTunes for US$1.99, something happens to me. It’s like,…
‘Dots’ review: Tetris for hipsters or the best puzzler ever made?
Dots, an insanely simple and addictive game by Playdots, Inc is the best puzzler since Tetris. It’s available for Android and iOS and there…
Leap Motion review: 3D motion-controlled fun
Let’s get this out of the way quickly: Leap Motion, the 3D motion-based controller, isn’t going to replace the mouse right now. It’s a…
BlackBerry Q10 review: the smartphone grows up
I dislike BlackBerrys. But I like the Q10. It’s a fresh take on the old Curves and Bolds, with a touchscreen thrown in for…
Snailboy review: visually stunning, but needs to come out of its shell
Snailboy: an epic adventure, a platform-puzzler from Cape Town-based mobile company Thoopid is mediocre fun. It has issues, like every other game out there (well, except…
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