Articles By Joseph Hanlon
Apple iPad Mini Review
Whether you're in the market for a do-everything tablet, or a device to take advantage of Apple's incredible ecosystem of apps, the iPad Mini is the best tool for the job.
Google now selling new Nexus 7 with 4G LTE
The new Nexus 7 is now even more mobile, with Google posting a 4G LTE model to the Play Store.
Microsoft's Xbox Music now for iPhone, Android
Xbox Music moves outside of Microsoft's own ecosystem in search of music fans on iOS and Android.
How to change your Android keyboard
Don't think you are stuck with the keyboard installed on your phone when you bought it. There are dozens of other keyboard options for you to play with.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is bigger, slimmer, more powerful: more of the same
Samsung's new phablet betters all the measurements of its predecessor , but isn't really new in any meaningful way.
So, you think you can drive and text?
A new video game has been developed to prove how ridiculous it is to think some can drive safely while using a smartphone.
Hold the phone: texting to a driver could land you in hot water
Not only is sending an SMS to a driver a stupid idea, it could see you legally responsible for injury and damages in the future.
LG making quad-HD smartphone screens, because it can
LG is pushing for more pixels in your smartphone, but is this the best use of the electronic giant's time and money?
7 Phone flops that should have been handset hits
With the influx of new phones and tablets each year, it's understandable that some great products are bound to get lost in the noise. Here are some of our favourite phones that should have been hits, but weren't.Here are some of our favourite phones that should have been hits, but weren't.
Motorola's Motomaker adds color and the option to double its storage
Seeking difference, Motorola will let customers customize the Moto X on the assembly line, including the option to increase the phone's storage to 32GB.
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Hundreds of cell phone plans unpacked. All the facts. No surprises.
