Review: Motorola Moto E
It was a coincidence that got a Moto E in my hands. A relative wanted a cheap device to use until she could get an iPhone 6…
Review: Nexus 5 Hardware Impressions
Last year’s Nexus 4 quickly became one of my favorite smartphones of all time, because Google and LG didn’t just manage to produce a very affordable device…
Review: Kindle Fire HDX Hardware Impressions
My first 7 inch tablet was a Kindle Fire import from the USA, which was a very solid device with a 200$ price tag that was unheard…
Review: Asus Premium Cover for Nexus 7 (2013)
With new Nexus devices you never know when the official accessories will hit the stores. It was harder to find an Nexus 4 bumper than the phone…
Review: Official Nexus 4 Bumper
When I saw the first presentation of the Nexus 4 on The Verge, Matias Duarte was proudly showing off the Hardware design with the glass front and…
Review: Nexus 4 Hardware Impressions
It isn’t easy to get his hands on a Nexus 4 these days. When Google released the Nexus 4 on the Playstore it was sold out in…
Review: Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean for Tablets – What happened to Project Butter?
Google is continuing its rapid update philosophy with Android 4.2.1, which was released alongside the Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 recently. This is not a big update…
Review: Asus Nexus 7 Travel Case – and why it’s not half as bad as many reviews suggest
There have been many reviews about the official Asus case for the Nexus 7 by now, and most of them aren’t very positive. I have been looking…
Review: The curious case of the Nexus Q
Google is causing some big waves with their current Nexus lineup. Not due to the general Nexus privileges like early Android updates and great hardware, but especially…
Review: Samsung Galaxy S3 Hardware
I won’t hide the fact that I’m always a little bit hesitant when it comes to Samsung Android devices. The decisions Samsung takes in regard to built…