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Toshiba AeroCast Wireless HDD Review
The Toshiba Canvio AeroCast is an ambitious attempt to marry convenience with functionality, combining wireless capability, a useful SD card reader, and built-in battery for on-the-go data swapping. At its heart…
Apple Music
It's finally here. Apple’s long-awaited step into the music-streaming world has launched. Apple Music is now available on your iPhone, Mac and PC – with a three month free trial. Pricing The new Apple Music…
LG G4 Review : A Pro shooter’s dream in phone’s clothing
One of the things LG had to take into consideration was building a flagship device and feel they don't fall in the shadow with the likes of Samsung or HTC…
Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3 Review
When it comes to choosing phones, there is always compromise between what you pay for and what you get. Rarely does a phone come by that is both reasonably powerful…
Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Review
The battle for the laptop/tablet hybrid is ever raging and relentless. The need for devices with dual usage and flexibility in form factor is high and the largest OEMs are…
Microsoft Lumia 430 Dual Sim Review
Small. That’s the word that comes to mind when holding the Microsoft Lumia 430. Even though it lacks the “Nokia” branding it certainly brings about a feeling of nostalgia while…
Review: Parrot Mini Drone Jumping Sumo
The Parrot MiniDrone Jumping Sumo is a nifty, two-wheeled drone/rcv with an onboard camera that lets you pilot it around an environment as far as Wi-Fi can take you. It…
Microsoft Lumia 535 Dual Sim Review
I've only ever owned one Microsoft phone and that was a couple of years ago. Memories of my tenure with the then Nokia branded phone were off frustration, anger and…
Google Photos for iOS Quick Review
Google's renewed Google Photos app was introduced at I|O 2015 and is now available for iOS. We've tried it and here's what we thought about it. Firstly, the app is FAST!…
Huawei P8 Review
For several years, Huawei’s handsets have been getting progressively better and the Ascend Mate 7 phablet – which was launched at IFA in September last year – finally delivered an experience that…
Quick Review: Lara Croft Relic Run
In an app store full of endless runners, it's quite difficult to keep up (pun intended) with every single copy of Temple Run out there. In an over-saturated market, does…
Review: 1 week with Apple’s new MacBook
We got our hands on the gold edition of the new MacBook and I took it for a spin! Yes, it only has one port and yes, it's less powerful…
Apple Watch Review: 10 Days Later
Contributor Review As a passionate geek living in the Arab world, I do not have the opportunity to schedule a trial session at an Apple Store, so I acted on my own…
ASUS Transformer T300 Chi Review
Asus has been at the forefront of innovation when it comes to hybrids. It was one of the first to market with its Transformer series way back when companies were still…
Obi Hornbill Review
Obi phones are relatively new in the Middle East, officially launching in Dubai at the end of September last year. Aimed at the lower-to-mid segment, Obi phones are modestly specced…
Avengers: Age of Ultron Review
If Marvel’s The Avengers was about bringing together a new team of superheroes, Age of Ultron wastes no time and jumps straight into action with said team having worked together for…
Samsung Galaxy A7 Review
Somewhere in between the Galaxy S5 and S6 Samsung rebooted its entire portfolio of low-end smartphones. First, there was the Galaxy Alpha, what seemed like Samsung's attempt at showing the…
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Review
I'm going to start this review by getting one thing out of the way: FINALLY, A NON-PLASTIC GALAXY! Boy that felt so good! The Galaxy S6 and Edge are Samsung's valiant attempt to…