Phone Reviews

Over the last year, we have seen Samsung dominating the Android market with their Galaxy line-up. Just about every other cell phone manufacturer has been sitting back, taking notes, and developing what they think will the “next big thing”. Motorola has since pushed out their flagship, the Moto X, and...

Proof that budget-friendly devices do not have to be underpowered or come from lesser-known brands.

Samsung has been on a huge roll as of late, and they're looking to continue that with the Galaxy Victory 4G LTE. The Victory is available at a Sprint store near you for the low price of $99.99 (after $50 mail-in rebate) for new and upgrading customers. While it does...

When Android first broke onto the main scene with the G1, QWERTY keyboards were all the rage. Device after device was released with a physical keyboard for several years, some good and some bad (cough Moto Backflip cough). We've seen a trend over the last year or two, in which QWERTY...

Motorola is rarely a slouch when it comes to mobile devices. Whether it's phones or Bluetooths, they typically try to innovate and think outside the box a little, even if those gambles don't always succeed. The big M (now officially part of the big G) was gracious enough to ship...

Is HTC on a mission to come up with the longest possible names for phones? As if the Sprint HTC Evo 4G LTE wasn't enough, now we're dealing with the Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE. I've had the Droid Incredible 4G LTE for just over a week, and big...

After months of rumors and lofty expectations we get to put the Galaxy S III to the test.

The Droid line from Motorola and Verizon has made quite a stir over the years, and has almost set itself apart from the "Android" platform. Donned with an ultra techie moniker that any Star Wars fan would be able to relate, we're  on the 4th iteration of this lineup, which...

Can Pantech compete with bigger players with their $50 4G LTE Android?