Contest!: Win one of two Android smartphones from Huawei and Canadian Reviewer!

We have another exciting contest for our readers and followers. Our friends from Huawei Canada are giving away two brand new Android smartphones, the Huawei Ascend Y201 (now available at Virgin Mobile and partner retail locations) or the Huawei Ascend Y210 (now available at Walmart’s 379 retail locations nationwide on the TELUS network). Joining is easy.

Simply follow @CReviewer and @Huawei_Canada on Twitter and tweet the following message, "I'd love to win a new Android phone from @Huawei_Canada and @Creviewer!."Contest is open to all residents of Canada and a winner will be picked on July 18th, 2013. We will pick two winners who will receive each of the smartphones. Note that price is for the smartphones alone and does not include SIM cards or carrier activation.  Thanks and good luck to everyone who joins!

Video: What a budget iPhone could look like

A detailed rendering of what a budget iPhone could look like has been put together by Techdy. While the words "iPhone" and "budget" don't seem to fit together in most people's minds, various analysts and pundits are saying that a cheaper iPhone is what Apple needs to combat the Android horde, specially in emerging markets where it is considered a premium (i.e. unaffordable) luxury item.  Apple has never been the company to offer cheaper versions of the iPhone, it has continued to sell two-year old models at a reduced price, but maybe Dylan's right and the times they are a-changing. 

Source: TechDy.com

Review: Huawei Ascend Y210 on TELUS

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Users who want a basic smartphone and who don't need 4G-LTE, the latest bells and whistles as well as some of the more premium features such as large megapixel cameras, HD screens and the very latest version of the Android OS now have a reasonable and capable smartphone to consider with the Huawei Ascend Y210 on TELUS.

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Moto X advert hints at something different from Google's in-house smartphone

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Everyone knows that Google bought Motorola for the patents, or did they? The much awaited Moto X superphone has long been rumoured and various leaks have revealed little. The past few weeks have seen some movement at the Google owned Motorola division. A new Google-ish logo appeared a week ago and more recently, a print ad for the Moto X smartphone. The text heavy ad, which shows no image (although the Moto X prototyle has been widely leaked -see above) there are a number of hints towards a different approach of phone-making.

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