Review: LG Optimus 2X on Wind Mobile

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Wind Mobile users finally have a super smartphone with all the top specs on the Android fron to use on the network. The LG Optimus 2X  ($445) is LG's first dual core smartphone. Shipping with an older version of Android (2.2 FroYo) and with a 4-inch screen, dual cameras including an HD capable rear 8 megapixel camera, it is arguably the highest spec Android smartphone available on Wind's network.

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Review: LG Optimus Black Skype Edition Android Smartphone

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

LG's Optimus Black ultra-thin Android smartphone has one of the brightest and most vivid 4-inch screens on the market today. It also has a lightweight profile, dual-cameras and LG Curated apps built in and is preloaded with Skype but is all this enough to make it shine against the competition.

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Video: Samsung Galaxy S II and Infuse Android smartphones

They're thin, they're fast and they're the cutting edge of Android smartphones in terms of specs and size. Coming to Canada soon, these are the Galaxy S II and the Infuse.

Review: HTC Incredible S

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

HTC has proven to be the most dynamic smartphone maker in terms of exploring form factors, pushing design boundaries and materials as well as refined skin overlays. For HTC, the smartphone experience begins with the look, feel and design of the devices and extends through the functionality.  The new Incredible S is sports a bright 4" inch super LCD screen and a  8 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording capability. How well does it stack up?

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Olivetti launches OliPad, Italy's first Android tablet

Known for typewriters and business solutions, Olivetti recently joined the Android tablet fray with the launch of the OliPad, Italy’s first tablet. The company is making its entrance into a market on which around 1.5 million terminals are forecast to be sold in Italy in 2011.

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Samsung ships 2 Million Galaxy Tabs in three months

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Samsung just announced that they have sold 2 million of their Galaxy Tab Android tablets in the past three months which is remarkable considering that they are only selling the 3G + Wi-Fi models that need to have a data plan and are sold through mobile carriers. We're hoping that the Galaxy Tab's strong adoption and popularity will guarantee a Honeycomb (Android 3.0) update in the near future. It will also be interesting to see how the Wi-Fi only variant of the Galaxy Tab sells once it is released. We recently wrote a column on why the Samsung Galaxy Tab may be the most compelling eBook reading device today.