Product Reviews

The Speedo AquaShot Waterproof Digital Camera has brand recall, but does it deserve to carry the Speedo name?

On the outside, the iPhone 4S may have disappointed some with its perceived lack of new features. But on the inside, the latest member of the iPhone line includes a wealth of innovation.

While much of the coverage of Apple’s iPhone 4S announcement focused on the new device’s similarity to the iPhone 4, an analysis of the product by research firm IHS iSuppli showed key changes in the product’s feature set and component selection.

In an attempt to preserve its hold on the mass-market, Finnish phone maker Nokia recently unveiled its cheapest units yet and another set of smartphones that run on the new Symbian Belle.

TDK, which made a name in the ‘70s and ‘80s, is back with a vengeance with new headphones.

If the rumors are true that the next-generation iPhone will support 4G long-term evolution (LTE), the new Apple smartphone likely will be significantly more expensive to make than the current iPhone 4 model, according to “teardown analysis” of research firm IHS.

The Series 5 Chromebook from Samsung Electronics sports attributes commonly found in a full-featured notebook, according to a preliminary physical dissection of the product conducted by the IHS iSuppli teardown analysis service

Lenovo recently launched its latest line-up of laptop and desktop PCs that feature a boot-up speed of about 20 seconds faster than a typical Windows 7 computer.

Compared to some years back when every business or tech enthusiast always had a scanner in their list of essential IT equipment, it’s quite rare nowadays to hear someone that he wants to buy a scanner.

External hard drives are usually just slabs of metal that wouldn’t catch your attention. But, WD’s My Passport Studio is one different product.