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REVIEW | Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8

Recently, Samsung added a new line of ginormous phablets -- the Galaxy Mega. But, did the Korean tech firm push the limit too far with this new series?

Teardown: US-made Moto X?s cost comparable to Asian-assembled smartphones

Conventional wisdom says it?s cheaper to produce things in Asia than in North America. However, with just one product ? the Moto X ? Motorola may have overturned this truism.

BlackBerry wants to bring BB10 to mass market

In a last-ditch attempt to convince everyone of the merits of its new mobile operating system, Canadian smartphone maker BlackBerry unveiled in the country...

Struggling BlackBerry debuts Q5 smartphone in PH

The BlackBerry Q5, which will sell for P18,690, is available in just one color -- black.

REVIEW | Seagate Central network home storage

The main purpose of the Seagate Central is to serve as a central repository of digital media for the entire home regardless if you're on Windows or Mac, inside the home network or not.

Nokia unwraps ?affordable? 3G-enabled dual SIM phone

Nokia has expanded its range of classically designed mobile phones with the launch of the Nokia 208 Dual SIM, which combines the familiar ?candybar? design with Nokia?s signature bold colors and 3.5G-capable Internet speeds.

Review | Samsung ST150F smart camera

Samsung ST150F smart camera allows you to remotely trigger zoom and the camera capture button. Now, that's something we find quite cute.

Review: Seagate Wireless Plus

With the advancement of tablets and smartphones, storage has become somewhat of a minor dilemma for consumers. Do you go for the cheaper variant but with less storage capacity or go and squander off your money to buy the variant with highest storage capacity?

Lenovo aims to pad lead with new Ideapad Yoga 11s

Lenovo has introduced in the country what it said is the world?s first 360-degree convertible laptop.

Acer PH rolls out first Windows-based 8-inch tablet

WINDOWS 8 ON 8-INCH TAB. Acer Philippines chief Manuel Wong (left), Microsoft PH head Karrie Ilagan (center), and Smart Communications exec Charles Lim display the Acer Iconia W3, the first 8-inch tablet to run on Windows 8, during the launch in Makati City on Thursday.

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