Our Eastern European friends at Mobile Review are featuring an early write-up of Nokia’s N8 super-phone, but the judgment is a mixture of some good with a load of bad. More »

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Mike Tyson was the baddest man on the earth, until he became one of the most shameful men in the world. The HTC Droid Incredible’s reign as the sickest smartphone in America will be short-lived since the Sprint Evo 4G is under two months from hitting the store shelves, but for now, Verizon has the king of phones. More »

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From Htcyou: Slashgear, Engadget, and Gizmodo got their lucky hands on HTC’s Droid Incredible and have shared their expert opinions about Verizon’s slickest new Android 2.1 smartphone. Let me save your invaluable time and summarize their reviews –who wants to read several thousand words anyway? You’re welcome. More »

From Htcyou: Sony’s premier Android smartphone, the Xperia X10, has been reaching reviewers across the globe, and so far, the judgments are highly mixed. More »

For the impatient, here is concise summary of all professional iPad reviews. No one went against the tide, as all reviewers gave Apple’s tablet high marks, despite its severe shortcomings. Andy Ihnatko’s Chicago Sun-Times review is particularly disturbing since he calls the iPad “one of the best computers ever” when it in fact is not even a computer. Apple does not even market it as a computer, but as “a whole new kind of device.” David Pogue’s New York Times article is by far the most intelligent and realistic. He offers two differing opinions of the iPad and is dead-on about the divide that exists between hardcore techies and the average consumer –the former camp being unimpressed with the iPad. All of these reviews are worth a laugh or two though. I find it hilarious that most of these writers readily admit that the iPad has a handful of awful flaws, yet they still give it near perfect ratings. More »

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From Htcyou: Now arriving in the hands of Europeans, HTC’s Legend represents the second generation of entry-level Android 2.1 smartphones. Here are two comprehensive Legend reviews. Featured is Phone Arena’s 1080p (full HD!) video review. The boys at PA do an outstanding job as usual. Phone Dog’s video walk-through is shot in 720p. More »

The PSP-Go debuted last week, and much to the Sony’s dismay, it received horrible reviews. I still get the feeling it won’t stop many from actually buying the slimmer portable device. On my way to the office the other day, I saw a teenage kid with the new PSP-GO, playing a game while crossing the streets of NYC.

Before we get into some of the reviews, one thing Sony has to factor in for sales, especially if they’re low, is that many teenagers, including some adults, do not have wireless capabilities at home. While they may have DSL and high speed internet service, wireless is not something they use or have ever really cared to pay for. I know many people, even my friends, who own desktop computers and never had the need for a wireless signal. While the idea for an all wireless device was great, Sony forgot about those who may want the device but can’t use the services because they don’t have wireless capabilities. For Sony’s sake, let’s hope this doesn’t stop people from buying the device.

So let’s get onto some of the reviews: More »

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Microsoft Zune HD has hit the net with a bunch of early reviews. Some of the prominent online tech sites have gotten a chance to play with the device and they’ve written a few things about the device. Most of the reviews are positive and think the Microsoft Zune HD has a chance to compete with Apple’s iPod Touch. More »

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