Monthly Archives: October 2011

Performance While the Sony BX420 doesn’t do anything particularly well from a picture quality standpoint, it also, surprisingly for an entry-level LCD, doesn’t do much badly. Its worst offense is color inaccuracy in dark areas and imperfect screen uniformity, but … Continue reading →

Performance While the Sony BX420 doesn’t do anything particularly well from a picture quality standpoint, it also, surprisingly for an entry-level LCD, doesn’t do much badly. Its worst offense is color inaccuracy in dark areas and imperfect screen uniformity, but … Continue reading →

There are all the usual Google apps, like Gmail, maps, Navigation, Places, YouTube, and so on. Plus, HTC has added its own apps as well, like Friend Stream, Peep, and Footprints, all social-networking helpers. You can also download HTC-made apps … Continue reading →

Performance While the Sony BX420 doesn’t do anything particularly well from a picture quality standpoint, it also, surprisingly for an entry-level LCD, doesn’t do much badly. Its worst offense is color inaccuracy in dark areas and imperfect screen uniformity, but … Continue reading →

RIM launched its next-generation BlackBerry 7 OS with a refreshed Bold 9900/9930, the Torch 9810, and the Torch 9850/9860. Conspicuously absent was the Curve, RIM’s entry-level brand. That has changed, however, with the release of the RIM BlackBerry Curve 9360 … Continue reading →