Hardware
Sony Xperia Z1 – Review
We’ve been using the Sony Xperia Z1 exclusively now for 2 weeks and thought we’d share our views on the latest flagship smartphone from Sony. We’ll break things down into what we think are the key areas when deciding to purchase a device and give our opinions if it matches what’s on offer today. There are plenty of positives with this phone and even vast improvements from w...[Read More]
Sony SBH50 Headset – Review
Sony SBH50 Headset – Review I’m not the kind of person to go for those over the ear bluetooth devices. That reason was what first got me interested in this device. It has the in-ear headphones and a very good clip, meaning I can attach it to my bag strap and nobody around me would know i’m actually listening to my phone. The SBH50 looks great, its got the solid black box look dow...[Read More]
Droidhorizon’s Prestigio Multiphone 4500 DUO – Review
Basic specs Android 4.1 Operating System 1GB RAM 4.5 inch, 960 x 540, IPS panel with 16M colours Corning Gorilla Glass 1.2GHz ARM A9 Dual Core Processor 1850mAh Battery Wireless Networking 802.11 b/g/n 8 MegaPixel Camera with BSI sensor We’ve had the Prestigio Duo 4500 these last few weeks for review and thought we’d share our experience of the device for potential buyers or any...[Read More]
Samsung HDTV Adapter Review
Samsung HDTV Adapter Review This adapter allows you to mirror the screen of your Samsung device to any HDMI compatible HDTV / Monitor. Just plug one end of the cable into your Micro-USB socket, and plug the HDMI cable coming from the TV into the other end. The adapter was tested with a Galaxy S4 which supports MHL 2.0 meaning it can be powered from the HDMI cable. While the adapte...[Read More]
DroidHorizon’s Samsung Galaxy S4 – Review
Samsung Galaxy S4 – Review We’ve had the brand new Samsung Galaxy S4 these last few weeks and we’re now going to share our thoughts on Samsung’s latest and greatest high-end smartphone. We’ll be breaking things up in to segments, so things don’t get too boring for you and we’ll try to keep things simple and from an end user’s viewpoint. Th...[Read More]