We immediately fell in love with the Nokia N9 when we first saw it in July 2011. It’s 3.9 inches, AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with 16M colors evidently makes this phone on par with the iPhone. 5 months later, Nokia and Smart formally launched it and put more power to the finger as it’s the first and probably only phone we ever came across with that demoted the value of home buttons. The word ‘swipe’ became sexier than ever.
I had the chance to tinker the elusive Nokia N9 at Nokia’s exclusive event last Thursday. Check out the raw pictures and my first impressions below.
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The iPad 2 will be officially available tomorrow at Authorized Resellers nationwide. But before you get yourself an iPad 2, you might want to check my short review.
Whaddup! Nokia’s flagship mobile phone, the Nokia N8 is LEGEN… (wait of it)… DARY! I tested it and behold everyone – my debut review article only here at Gadget Pilipinas.
After 2 months of using Apple’s most significant device since the iPhone, the Apple iPad, I can attest without a doubt that it has really set a new standard in mobile productivity and entertainment. It’s a true-blue game changer, which just recently – although not entirely because of it – “buried” its main competitor products – the Microsoft Courier and HP Slate.
Nokia C3 is a budget Series 40 solution with 2.4″ QVGA screen, Wi-Fi, 2MP camera and 3.5mm jack. Its homescreen should provide you with quick access to your social network accounts. Unboxing video and pictures, and review inside. 6APM9WSE6XGP
Our fellow bloggers and press people officially hated us when we won the grand prize last Tuesday in Intercontinental Hotel at Samsung’s Notebook Launch. The grand prize – the Samsung NP-R440. Owning this during the night of the launch makes Gadget Pilipinas the first ever owner of a Samsung laptop in the Philippines. We nailed it, bigtime. We hurriedly went back to our base after a dose of San Mig light and unboxed our prize with too much enthusiasm.
Originally launched for the PC, Linux, Mac and iPhone/iPad, Osmos has finally arrived to the iPad and I’m blaming it for the sleepless night I had last week.
