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Lenovo Vibe Shot Camera Quality

Compared to Samsung Galaxy S6

The Lenovo Vibe Shot was launched during MWC back in March 2015. It wasn’t until October 2015 that the phone actually became available. I recently purchased the device and wanted to give a brief comparison on it’s camera quality.

Since the Vibe Shot is being marketed as a camera-centric smartphone (rather than a camera-phone such as a Lumia 1020 or Galaxy K zoom) the camera quality is likely one of the main deciding factors for selecting the device over the competition. The Vibe Shot is actually an upper mid-range device with very common specs for 2015:

Snapdragon 615
3GB Ram, 32GB Memory, SD card support
5″, 1080p display
3000 mAh battery
metal frame with Gorilla Glass 3 front and back covers
16 Mpx main camera in 16:9 format with OIS
8 Mpx front facing camera

However, since Lenovo is marketing the device primarily for it’s camera I decided to test it against one of the best in the in the industry, the Samsung Galaxy S6.

The below samples were taken within seconds from each other in full automatic mode.

Samsung Galaxy S6

Lenovo Vibe Shot

The colours of the S6 come out punchier but the Vibe Shot produces true-to-live colours. The white balance on the Vibe Shot is much more accurate whereas the S6 favours a blueish white balance. Overall there isn’t much difference when looking at the photos in full size.

Only when looking at a 100% crop of the image can you see that the S6 images retain more detail than the Lenovo Vibe Shot.

Samsung Galaxy S6

Lenovo Vibe Shot

Overall the images from the Lenovo Vibe Shot are very good and only upon closer inspection does the Galaxy S6 pull ahead. But in most viewing scenarios which will be either on the phone screen itself or shared on Social Media there is hardly any difference to be noticed.

Given that the Lenovo Vibe Shot is over 120 Euros cheaper than the Galaxy S6 this is quite a remarkable camera performance. Add to that the premium design and build quality, 3GB Ram and overall performance, you have yourself a pretty good buy.

Let me know what you think in the comments below.

Here are some more photos taken with the Lenovo Vibe Shot

10 Years in Doha, Qatar

Can you spot the difference?

Doha Skyline in 2005 and 2015

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Vote now! We need an Android phone with physical QWERTY keyboard!

The Android world seems to have all the niches covered. From high-end phones in glass, metal, wood, to low-budget phone in all shapes and sizes. But why is there no Android phone with a physical QWERTY keyboard? That’s an obvious niche that no one seems to have covered.

Granted, most people wouldn’t be faster on a physical QWERTY than on a virtual one and yes, the screen will inevitably be smaller and less comfortable to view. But there is a reason why people are still buying Blackberry’s and it’s not only because of loyalty to the company or the perceived security or enterprise mobility advantage. For me there is just something really enjoyable about typing on a real keyboard rather than swyping or tapping on a screen only.

So why hasn’t any manufacturer gotten this niche covered? I hope rumors are true and Blackberry is indeed building a phone with Android OS.

Let me know if you agree that the Android world is in need of a physical QWERTY phone by voting below.

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Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3

I just received the pre-oder invitation from Alcatel for the amazing OneTouch Idol 3.

Pre-order price is $199 for an unlocked 5.5″ screen. This is an unbelievable price for an unlocked phone with the specs of the Idol 3:

5.5″ Full HD Screen (1080p)
13 MP camera (8MP front facing camera)
Snapdragon 615 Processor
16GB with MicroSD card slot
4G unlocked
JBL Audio Speakers
2910 mAh battery

Quantities are limited so you better order it now here.

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Why we should all care about encryption. Really

Andy Yen has captured the crux of the issue so succinctly:

1. Banning encryption would stifle democratic movements. I would add that this is already the case even in the “most” democratic countries like the US and Western Europe.

2. Why do we need encryption if we are apparently have “nothing to hide”. Giving government the means and authority to snoop in on anyone at any time (regardless of judicial oversight or not) opens up the doors to abuse which it has so clearly already been happening. Just think of the Snowden revelations.

3. Privacy is private for a purpose

Thanks to Andy Yen for his article and setting up an encrypted public email provider. I hope that this will be adopted by the Outlook.com, Gmail and others in the future.

Thanks Andy!

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Back in summer 2013, the Edward Snowden revelations got me thinking. How much of our lives are compromised when security agencies — or hackers, or anyone else — can read our emails?

Emails paint an intimate narrative of ourselves — the people we talk to, the books we read, the politics we practice. This information is powerful. When we lose control over it, it can do great harm to ourselves and our loved ones.

I realized that I wasn’t comfortable with the power contained within this information, nor with my lack of control over it.

Banning encryption won’t stop terror attacks or end religious extremism. But such a ban would stifle democratic movements, scuttle online security, and undermine our open society.

In fact, no one I talk to is comfortable with this information or with its power. But too often, they seem to prefer not to think about these things. Perhaps…

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The Force is strong with this one!

Let me make a disclaimer. I am writing this after having watched the live-stream of the Samsung event, read tens of articles and watched any hands-on and first impression video on Youtube that I could find. After that virtual experience once thing has become very clear. Samsung has launched a highly desirable phone with the Galaxy S6 Edge. If it wasn’t for the Edge stealing the show, even the S6 in itself would be a phone to lust for.

I am a smartphone-geek, not loyal to any brand or ecosystem. I have owned phones from pretty much any manufacturer from the main stream like HTC, Apple, Samsung to the lesser well known Chinese manufacturers. My current daily drivers are a Lumia 930 while also switching between a couple of Android phones (Moto X, Galaxy Alpha and Ascend P7).

During all those years there haven’t been many phones that I really needed to have. And I am talking about that illogical desire and need to just own a gadget. With the Galaxy S6 Edge Samsung has definitely achieved this feat. This really is a very desirable piece of technology. From the edged screen to the glass back and front and the sheer raw power of the device. This phone seems to have it all.

During the presentation the statement “design with a purpose” was mentioned multiple times. Actually, the S6 Edge is the complete opposite. There isn’t really any functionality that makes the edge version worthwhile functionally. But what it does is to create a really cool phone. So not design with a purpose but rather the complete opposite. And that’s a good thing.

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Screen to size ratio post CES 2015

Visit the updated report for mid 2016

Following on from the previous post to determine which phone has the smallest bezel overall. The screen-to-size (or bezel size) ratio expresses the percentage of a phone’s front size is taken up by the display.

With CES-15 out of the way I have update the list with the latest releases and announced phones. Some of the key findings:

The incredible bezel-less Sharp Aquos Crystal remains the leader and there are no changes to the Top 10. One would hope that Sharp releases the phone unolocked for all carriers and internationally.
Lenovo seems to be getting their designs sorted out with the highest new entry, the Vibe X2 Pro (74.55% @ no. 13). This is the 3rd highest ratio of any sub 5.5” device. Lenovo also has the top 2 phone with the Vibe Z2 Pro.

Thanks for everyone’s comments, corrections and feedback. Keep it coming.

Rank	Model	Screen Size (inch)	Resolution (horizontal)	Resolution (vertical)	Body size (width)	Body size (height)	Ratio (screen to body)	PPI
1	Sharp Aquos Crystal	5	720	1280	67	131	78.52%	294
2	Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro	6	1440	2560	81.3	156	78.25%	490
3	Huawei Ascend Mate 7	6	1080	1920	81	157	78.04%	367
4	Alcatel One Touch Hero	6	1080	1920	80.6	158.5	77.69%	367
5	LG G3	5.5	1440	2560	74.6	146.3	76.41%	534
6	LG G2	5.2	1080	1920	70.9	138.5	75.91%	424
7	LG G Flex	6	720	1280	81.6	160.5	75.78%	245
8	Alcatel One Touch Hero 2	6	1080	1920	81.6	160.5	75.78%	367
9	Sony Xperia ZL	5	1080	1920	69.3	131.6	75.57%	441
10	Huawei Ascend Mate 2	6.1	720	1280	84.7	161	75.22%	241
11	Google Nexus 6	6	1440	2560	83	159.2	75.11%	490
12	Samsung Galaxy Note 3	5.7	1080	1920	79.2	151.2	74.80%	386
13	Lenovo Vibe X2 Pro	5.3	1080	1920	71	146.3	74.55%	416
14	Xiaomi Mi Note (Pro)	5.7	1440	2560	77.6	155.1	74.42%	515
15	LG G Flex 2	5.5	1080	1920	75.3	149.1	74.28%	401
16	Samsung Galaxy Note 4	5.7	1440	2560	78.6	153.5	74.24%	515
17	Meizu MX4	5.4	1152	1920	75.2	144	74.23%	421
18	LG G Pro 2	5.9	1080	1920	81.9	157.9	74.21%	373
19	Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3	6.3	720	1280	88	167.6	74.19%	233
20	ZTE Grand X Max (+)	6	720	1280	83	162	73.81%	245
21	Lenovo Vibe Z2	5.5	720	1280	76.4	148.5	73.50%	267
22	Huawei Ascend Mate	6.1	720	1280	85.7	163.5	73.21%	241
23	Huawei Honor 6 Plus	5.5	1080	1920	75.7	150.5	73.20%	401
24	Motorola Moto X (2014)	5.2	1080	1920	72.4	140.8	73.12%	424
25	LG Optimus G Pro	5.5	1080	1920	76.1	150.2	72.96%	401
26	Oppo Find 7	5.5	1440	2560	75	152.6	72.86%	534
27	ZTE Nubia Z5S	5	1080	1920	68.8	137.7	72.75%	441
28	Alcatel One Touch Idol X	5	1080	1920	67.5	140.4	72.72%	441
29	Lenovo Vibe Z	5.5	1080	1920	77	149	72.69%	401
30	Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo	5.5	720	1280	77.4	148.4	72.60%	267
31	Samsung Galaxy A7	5.5	1080	1920	76.2	151	72.48%	401
32	Google Nexus 5	5	1080	1920	69.17	137.84	72.28%	441
33	Samsung Galaxy S4	5	1080	1920	69.8	136.6	72.28%	441
34	Xiaomi Mi 4	5	1080	1920	68.5	139.2	72.28%	441
35	LG G Pro Lite	5.5	540	960	76.9	150.2	72.20%	200
36	Motorola Moto X	4.7	720	1280	65.3	129.3	72.12%	312
37	Huawei Honor 3X	5.5	720	1280	77.4	149.5	72.07%	267
38	ZTE nubia Z7	5.5	1440	2560	75.7	153.2	71.91%	534
39	OnePlus One	5.5	1080	1920	75.9	152.9	71.86%	401
40	Lenovo P90	5.5	1080	1920	77.4	150	71.83%	401
41	Sony Xperia T2 Ultra	6	720	1280	83.8	165.2	71.69%	245
42	Lenovo Vibe X2	5	1080	1920	68.6	140.2	71.66%	441
43	Huawei Ascend P7	5	1080	1920	68.8	139.8	71.65%	441
44	Meizu MX3	5.1	1080	1800	72	139	71.65%	418
45	Samsung ATIV SE	5	1080	1920	69.9	137.7	71.60%	441
46	ZTE Nubia X6	6.44	1080	1920	89	179.5	71.57%	342
47	Samsung Galaxy E7	5.5	720	1280	77.2	151	71.54%	267
48	Micromax Canvas XL	6	540	960	84.2	165	71.43%	184
49	Nokia Lumia 1520	6	1080	1920	85.4	162.8	71.38%	367
50	LG Optimus L9 II	4.7	720	1280	66.5	128.4	71.32%	312
51	LG G2 mini	4.7	540	960	66	129.6	71.19%	234
52	Acer Liquid Jade	5	720	1280	69	140.5	71.09%	294
53	Samsung Galaxy A5	5	720	1280	69.7	139.3	70.98%	294
54	Sony Xperia Z3	5.2	1080	1920	72	146	70.91%	424
55	Motorola Droid Turbo	5.2	1440	2560	73.3	143.5	70.87%	565
56	Nokia Lumia 930	5	1080	1920	71	137	70.85%	441
57	Asus Zenfone 2	5.5	1080	1920	77.2	152.5	70.83%	401
58	Huawei Honor 6	5	1080	1920	69.7	139.6	70.83%	441
59	Sony Xperia Z3 Compact	4.6	720	1280	64.9	127	70.77%	319
60	HTC One max	5.9	1080	1920	82.5	164.5	70.71%	373
61	Oppo Find 5	5	1080	1920	68.8	141.8	70.64%	441
62	Asus Zenfone 6	6	720	1280	84.3	166.9	70.54%	245
63	Motorola Droid Ultra	5	720	1280	71.2	137.5	70.40%	294
64	Nokia Lumia 1320	6	720	1280	85.9	164.2	70.36%	245
65	Huawei Ascend G7	5.5	720	1280	77.3	153.5	70.28%	267
66	Samsung Galaxy Alpha	4.7	720	1280	65.5	132.4	70.22%	312
67	Huawei Ascend P6	4.7	720	1280	65.5	132.65	70.09%	312
68	Nokia Lumia 830	5	720	1280	70.7	139.4	69.93%	294
69	Oppo R1C	5	720	1280	70.1	140.6	69.93%	294
70	Sony Xperia Z	5	1080	1920	71	139	69.83%	441
71	Samsung Galaxy S5	5.1	1080	1920	72.5	142	69.65%	432
72	Acer Liquid S2	6	1080	1920	86	166	69.52%	367
73	Sony Xperia Z2	5.2	1080	1920	73.3	146.8	69.28%	424
74	Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8	5.8	540	960	82.4	162.6	69.22%	190
75	Samsung Galaxy S4 Active	5	1080	1920	71.3	139.7	69.19%	441
76	Motorola Moto G (2014)	5	720	1280	70.7	141.5	68.89%	294
77	Xiaomi Redmi Note	5.5	720	1280	78.7	154	68.81%	267
78	Samsung Galaxy Note 2	5.5	720	1280	80.5	151	68.60%	267
79	Oppo R1	5	720	1280	70.4	142.7	68.60%	294
80	Motorola Droid Mini	4.3	720	1280	61.3	121.25	68.58%	342
81	HTC Desire 516	5	540	960	72	140	68.37%	220
82	ZTE Grand S Pro	5	720	1280	71	142	68.36%	294
83	Motorola RAZR i	4.3	540	960	60.9	122.5	68.33%	256
84	Sony Xperia Z Ultra	6.4	1080	1920	92.2	179.4	68.27%	344
85	HTC Desire 826	5.5	1080	1920	77.5	158	68.10%	401
86	Lenovo K900	5.5	1080	1920	78	157	68.10%	401
87	Blackberry Z30	5	720	1280	72	140.7	68.03%	294
88	Apple iPhone 6 Plus	5.5	1080	1920	77.7	158	67.93%	401
89	Microsoft Lumia 535	5	540	960	72.4	140.2	67.90%	220
90	Sony Xperia C3	5.5	720	1280	78.7	156.2	67.84%	267
91	LG Optimus F7	4.7	720	1280	68.2	131.7	67.80%	312
92	Xiaomi Redmi 2	4.7	720	1280	67.1	133.9	67.78%	312
93	HTC Butterfly S	5	1080	1920	70.5	144.5	67.65%	441
94	Blackberry Z3	5	540	960	72.8	140	67.62%	220
95	HTC Desire 816	5.5	720	1280	78.8	156.6	67.58%	267
96	Lenovo S930	6	720	1280	86.5	170	67.49%	245
97	Samsung Galaxy Grand 2	5.2	720	1280	75.3	146.8	67.44%	282
98	LG Optimus 4X HD	4.7	720	1280	68	133	67.33%	312
99	Samsung Galaxy S5 Active	5.1	1080	1920	73.4	145.3	67.23%	432
100	Oppo R5	5.2	1080	1920	74.5	148.9	67.20%	424
101	HTC Desire 820	5.5	720	1280	78.7	157.7	67.19%	267
102	Oppo N3	5.5	1080	1920	77	161.2	67.18%	401
103	Huawei Ascend P2	4.7	720	1280	66.7	136.2	67.03%	312
104	LG Optimus G	4.7	768	1280	69	132	66.86%	323
105	Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini	4.3	540	960	61.3	124.6	66.74%	256
106	Sony Xperia T3	5.3	720	1280	77	150.7	66.73%	277
107	HTC One M8	5	1080	1920	70.6	146.4	66.68%	441
108	HTC One E8	5	1080	1920	70.7	146.4	66.59%	441
109	HTC One E8	5	1080	1920	70.7	146.4	66.59%	441
110	HTC Desire Eye	5.2	1080	1920	73.8	151.7	66.58%	424
111	Sony Xperia SP	4.6	720	1280	67.1	130.6	66.57%	319
112	Asus Zenfone Zoom	5.5	1080	1920	78.9	158.9	66.52%	401
113	Huawei Ascend G700	5	720	1280	72.8	142.5	66.43%	294
114	Google nexus 4	4.7	768	1280	68.7	133.9	66.20%	323
115	Samsung Galaxy Nexus	4.7	720	1280	67.94	135.5	66.15%	312
116	Alcatel One Touch Idol Ultra	4.7	720	1280	68.5	134.4	66.15%	312
117	Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime	5	540	960	72.1	144.8	66.01%	220
118	Nokia Lumia 730/735	4.7	720	1280	68.5	134.7	66.00%	312
119	LG Vu 3	5.2	960	1280	85.6	132.1	65.92%	326
120	Amazon Fire Phone	4.7	720	1280	66	140	65.91%	312
121	Samsung Galaxy S3	4.8	720	1280	70.6	136.6	65.86%	306
122	HTC Desire 700	5	540	960	72	145.5	65.79%	220
123	Oppo N1	5.8	1080	1920	82.6	170.7	65.77%	380
124	Sony Xperia C	5	540	960	74.15	141.5	65.69%	220
125	Apple iPhone 6	4.7	750	1334	67.1	138.2	65.67%	326
126	Samsung Ativ S	4.8	720	1280	70.5	137.2	65.67%	306
127	BLU Life Play S	4.7	720	1280	67.5	137.5	65.61%	312
128	Samsung Galaxy A3	4.5	540	960	65.5	130.1	65.51%	245
129	Xiaomi Mi 2	4.3	720	1280	62	126	65.25%	342
130	Samsung Galaxy K zoom	4.8	720	1280	70.8	137.5	65.24%	306
131	Motorola Moto G	4.5	720	1280	65.9	129.9	65.21%	326
132	Huawei Ascend G6	4.5	540	960	65.3	131.2	65.16%	245
133	Huawei Ascend P7 mini	4.5	540	960	65.3	131.2	65.16%	245
134	Xiaomi Mi 3	5	1080	1920	73.6	144	65.03%	441
135	BLU Life Pro	5	720	1280	72.1	147	65.03%	294
136	HTC One	4.7	1080	1920	68.2	137.4	64.99%	469
137	HTC One X / X+	4.7	720	1280	69.9	134.36	64.84%	312
138	Samsung Galaxy Core Advance	4.7	180	800	70.5	133.3	64.80%	124
139	Lenovo Vibe X	5	1080	1920	74	144	64.68%	441
140	Nokia Lumia 630	4.5	480	854	66.7	129.5	64.63%	218
141	Sony Xperia Z1	5	1080	1920	73.9	144.4	64.58%	441
142	Samsung Galaxy Express 2	4.5	540	960	65.8	132.4	64.08%	245
143	Sony Xperia M2	4.8	540	960	71.1	139.7	63.95%	229
144	Asus ZenFone 5	5	720	1280	72.8	148.2	63.88%	294
145	Samsung Galaxy Note	5.3	800	1280	83	147	63.47%	292
146	Nokia Lumia 625	4.7	480	800	72.2	133.2	63.32%	202
147	Sony Xperia ZR	4.5	720	1280	67.4	131	63.23%	326
148	HTC Desire 620	5	720	1280	72.7	150.1	63.16%	294
149	Motorola Moto E	4.3	540	960	64.8	124.8	63.03%	256
150	Sony Xperia M2 Aqua	4.8	540	960	72	140	63.01%	229
151	LG Optimus L7 II	4.3	480	800	66.6	121.5	62.99%	220
152	Nokia XL	5	480	800	77.7	141.4	62.73%	190
153	Jolla Smartphone	4.5	540	960	68	131	62.67%	245
154	Lenovo S820	4.7	720	1280	69.7	139.5	62.63%	312
155	HTC One mini 2	4.5	720	1280	65	137.4	62.51%	326
156	HTC Desire 320	4.5	480	854	67.8	132	62.38%	218
157	HTC Desire 510	4.7	480	854	69.8	139.9	62.36%	208
158	Sony Xperia SL	4.3	720	1280	64	128	62.22%	342
159	HTC Desire 310	4.5	480	654	68	132.4	62.01%	190
160	Sony Xperia Z1 Compact	4.3	720	1280	64.9	127	61.84%	342
161	HTC Desire 600	4.5	540	960	67	134.8	61.81%	245
162	Samsung Galaxy S2	4.3	480	800	66.1	125.3	61.54%	220
163	Nokia X2	4.3	480	800	68.3	121.7	61.32%	220
164	Nokia Lumia 925	4.5	768	1280	70.6	129	61.30%	337
165	HTC One Mini	4.3	720	1280	63.2	132	61.10%	342
166	Apple iPhone 5/5S	4	640	1136	58.6	123.8	60.80%	326
167	Nokia X	4	480	800	63	115.5	60.62%	237
168	Nokia Lumia 920	4.5	768	1280	70.8	130.3	60.51%	337
169	HTC Desire 610	4.7	540	960	70.5	143.1	60.36%	234
170	LG Optimus L5 II	4	480	800	62.2	117.5	60.35%	237
171	Nokia Lumia 820	4.3	480	800	68.5	123.8	60.11%	220
172	Nokia Lumia 1020	4.5	768	1280	71.4	130.4	59.96%	337
173	Sony Xperia E1	4	480	800	62.4	118	59.90%	237
174	HTC Desire V	4	480	800	62.3	118.5	59.75%	237
175	HTC Desire X	4	480	800	62.3	118.5	59.75%	237
176	HTC Desire 501	4.3	480	800	66.7	128.5	59.47%	220
177	Nokia Lumia 530	4	480	854	62.3	119.7	59.15%	245
178	Nokia Lumia 720	4.3	480	800	67.5	127.9	59.04%	220
179	Sony Xperia E3	4.5	480	854	69.4	137.1	58.67%	218
180	HTC Windows Phone 8X	4.3	720	1280	66.2	132.3	58.20%	342
181	Samsung Galaxy Ace 3	4	480	800	62.7	121.2	58.04%	237
182	Samsung Z1	4	480	800	63.2	120.4	57.97%	237
183	Samsung Galaxy Ace 4	4	480	800	62.9	121.4	57.76%	237
184	Asus Zenfone 4	4	480	800	61.4	124.4	57.75%	237
185	Microsoft Lumia 435	4	480	800	64.7	118.1	57.73%	237
186	Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini	4	480	800	63	121.5	57.62%	237
187	Nokia Lumia 520	4	480	800	64	119.9	57.48%	237
188	Nokia Lumia 525	4	480	800	64	119.9	57.48%	237
189	Sony Xperia M	4	480	854	62	124	57.37%	245
190	Blackberry Z10	4.2	768	1280	65.6	130	57.02%	361
191	Huawei Ascend W2	4.3	480	800	67	134	56.78%	220
192	Microsoft Lumia 532	4	480	800	65.5	118.9	56.64%	237
193	Nokia Lumia 620	3.8	480	800	61.1	115.4	56.46%	249
194	Huawei Ascend W1	4	480	800	63.5	124.5	55.79%	237
195	Samsung Galaxy Young 2	3.5	320	480	59.9	109.8	51.35%	171
196	Iphone 4/4S	3.5	640	960	58.6	115.2	50.02%	343
197	Samsung Galaxy Fame	3.5	320	480	61.6	113.2	48.43%	171
198	Apple iPhone 3G/3GS	3.5	320	480	62.1	115.5	47.08%	171
199	Nokia Asha 503	3	240	320	60.6	102.6	39.90%	141
200	Blackberry Q5	3.1	720	720	66	120	33.45%	355
201	Blackberry Q10	3.1	720	720	66.8	119.6	33.16%	355

08-08-08

A most auspicious web!

Lenovo Vibe Shot Camera Quality

Compared to Samsung Galaxy S6

10 Years in Doha, Qatar

Vote now! We need an Android phone with physical QWERTY keyboard!

Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3

Why we should all care about encryption. Really

The Force is strong with this one!

Screen to size ratio post CES 2015