If you’ve just bought your first camera, you’re about to embark on an exciting journey into the world of photography. While modern cameras come…
Extra Android love added to PlayBook OS update
The BlackBerry PlayBook equals love. Android equals freedom. Mix these ingredients together with the PlayBook’s OS 2.1 update and developers get an improved level…
Intel launches mid-level smartphone in UK
Come 6 June, the UK’s Orange network will launch its first Intel smartphone. Its name? San Diego. CES 2012 was the coming out party for…
Samsung Galaxy S III source code leaks into eager hackers’ hands
You want it? Come and get it. The Galaxy S III has only been on the market for a scant few days and already…
Codename ‘Athena’ is definitely the world’s thinnest smartphone
Want the world’s thinnest smartphone? ZTE, a China-based mobile phone manufacturer, has apparently created the skinniest smartphone like, ever. At 6.2mm, which is practically…
New iPad finally approved for China
Product A1430, or the new iPad, is finally 100% bound for the shores of China. It’s been quite the battle for Apple in terms…
Apple takes charge with 3D maps for iOS 6
Google Maps for iOS has long been the staple of iDevice users, but Apple’s had enough. With iOS 6, Apple’s going to change the…
BlackBerry Playbook gets OS 2.1 update ‘end of May’
BlackBerry PlayBook fans, we know you’re out there (the Gear is one of them) and RIM is still loving you. PlayBook OS 2.1 is…
Love Fruit Ninja? Here’s 10 things you oughta know
The Gear loves Fruit Ninja. It’s literally one of the best games on iOS and Android. Simple, fuss-free and bound to capture a casual…
Sharp’s Pantone 5 is a multicoloured, ICS, radiation detecting smartphone
Colour us impressed. Android 4.0 phones are spewing out into the streets with nary a care. Sharp’s Pantone 5 is not a carefree ICS…
Reviewed: Nokia’s Asha 201 [Video]
From the ashes of Nokia’s budget phone division comes the Nokia Asha 201. The Gear takes a peek at the highs and lows of…
We use cookies
To improve your experience, deliver personalised content and advertising. Find out more by reading our cookie policy.
Accept