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Xolo Q1000 review: value for money, thy name is Android

The Xolo Q1000 is one of many value-for-money dual SIM Android smartphones from local brands that are on sale in India. At the price…

Badland for iOS review: an instant, indie classic

I follow a lot of app blogs online, and have tons of notifications going off everyday regarding apps that have been discounted or set…

Sony Xperia V review: glass half empty

We weren’t happy with the Sony Xperia V. Matter of fact, Gearburn editor Steven Norris was outright hostile towards it, but we gave him…

Sigma 120-300mm ‘Sports’ lens review: slow focus, impressive range

The newest lens from Sigma marks the start of the company’s “Sports” line of lenses. This is the Sigma 120-300mm F2.8 DG OS HSM…

Sony Xperia J review: no small wonder

Sony’s Xperia J is getting on a bit, but it’s still a part of the new Xperia family, some of which I really like….

Four months on, we roast the Galaxy Note 8

I’m a bit scientific-minded, me, so I like to do things scientific-like. So I took the Samsung Note 8 tablaphonelet and made some telephone…

System Monitor review: Android’s best stat app

This article won’t matter to many of you, however, to the fellow nerds it will appeal to, I could not recommend System Monitor fervently…

iPod Touch fifth-generation review [Video]

One of Apple’s more popular devices, namely the iPod Touch has leaped ahead with the release of the fifth-generation version. Lauren Granger, Gearburn’s ever-eagre…

iPhone 5 review [video]

One of the greatest pieces of tech ever invented, the iPhone 5 is reviewed to perfection by managing editor Michelle Atagana. With love, tenderness…

Microsoft Surface review: prepare for disappointment

Two things instantly irk me with Microsoft’s Surface, Windows RT version, the exceedingly sexy tablet/laptop/whatever. Firstly, the viewing angle when used as a laptop…

Toshiba 32RL958 review: The ultimate trickle-down TV?

Smart apps have for long been available only on premium TVs, with the likes of BBC iPlayer and YouTube often costing hundreds of pounds…

Apple iMac review: thin is in

The iMac is Apple’s flagship desktop Mac. Since it was first introduced in 1998, this all-in-one computer has gone through eight significant redesigns, taking…

Google Nexus 10 review: the budget tablet range gets a new big brother

The Google Nexus 10 was only announced around a week ago but in many circles it had been anticipated since the announcement of the…

Steelseries Flux Headset review: for gamers on the go

If you own a high-end laptop, chances are you relish your gaming mobility. Being able to haul that puppy from house to house, from…

Google Maps for iOS review: finally back on track

When Google’s new map app for iPhone was released, I could not have been more pleased. You see I’d just recovered from a recent…

Sony Xperia Tablet S review: thin, light and splash-proof

This is the second time out the gate for the Sony Xperia Tablet S. It originally launched in September, but was quickly pulled from the…

iPad mini review: why Apple thinks you are an idiot

Behold the chamfered edgeI have quite a bit of Apple product fatigue. I’ve owned seven iPhones, three iPads and two mac minis in my…

Acer Aspire S7 review: the gold standard for ultrabooks

One of the best new ultrabook models we’ve seen, the Acer Aspire S7, may be one of the products that could save Microsoft’s latest…

Sony Vaio Tap 20 review: fails to live up to the hype

In 2012, Ultrabooks have turned the affordable laptop market on its head, touchscreens have attached themselves to every available panel, and tablet-laptop hybrids have left us…

Canon EOS 6D review: a 20.2MP monster

As soon as you pick up the 20.2MP Canon EOS 6D you notice that it’s quite a bit different from the Canon EOS 5D Mark…

Samsung Galaxy Camera review: Android magic

With a 4.8-inch Super HD Clear LCD touchscreen, the Samsung Galaxy Camera isn’t likely to be the smallest compact camera you’ll ever see, but it…

Far Cry 3 review: a holiday from hell

Over the boom-boom of M.I.A.’s Paper Planes, Far Cry 3 opens in the cheesiest way possible. It begins with a group of Santa Monica…

Asus Taichi review: two screens are better than one

Anything one screen can do, two screens can do better. Such is the thinking behind Asus’s latest premium notebook-tablet hybrid, the Asus Taichi. The…

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