iPhone 5 Roundup: Aaron's Hardware Requests

In this iPhone 5 Roundup, Aaron focuses on the hardware side of things. The iPhone 4S design is old - ancient in tech years. It's time for a refresh, and the iPhone 5 (or iPhone 6, or new iPhone) needs some new goods. A bigger display is needed, 4G LTE and a bigger battery are crucial, and a thinner design would be neat. A $99 entry-level variant would be really nice as well (read: NOT the iPhone 4S at a lower price point)

ZTE PF112 Hands-On

  ZTE PF112, a high-end smartphone from the manufacturer, at CTIA 2012 in New Orleans.

 The ZTE  PF112 offers,

 1 - MSM8260a processor 1.5 GHz Dual Core,
 2 - 1 Gb ROM and 8 Gb RAM

 3 - 4.5-inch HD (720p) display,

 4 - 8-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording,

 5 - Front-facing camera that also shoots videos at 720p,

 6 - Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
 7 - Battery 2,080 mAh
 8 - Thickness 8.5 mm

 This devices like the PF112 would make a great addition to the Android smartphone in the United States.

Official Smartphone Rankings Recap: Week 10

 The HTC One X continues to excel on both charts, knocking the Lumia 900 out of first place on the People's Choice chart. 

LG Viper 4G LTE Unboxing

The LG Viper 4G LTE, one of Sprint's new 4G LTE handsets. It is available now for $99.99 at Sprint.

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The LG Viper 4G offers,

1 - 1.2 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S3 processor

2 - 4-inch LCD with 480x800 pixels

3 - 5-megapixel camera with 1080p HD video recording

 4 - Front-facing camera

5 - 1,700 mAh battery

 6 - Stock Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).

Nokia 808 PureView: 5 years in the making

Shot entirely on the Nokia 808 PureView here our all-access documentary brings you the full exclusive story behind the creation of this revolutionary new smartphone and the ground-breaking technology that lies within.

Beautiful Images of LG Optimus Elite

LG Optimus Elite

This beautiful-looking device is loaded with powerful feathers. Experience Android on a large 3.5'' screen, tap to pay with Google Wallet, and choose from hundreds of thousands of apps in Goodle Play. All that combined with Unlimited Data & Messaging, puts the Optimus Elite a cut above the common smartphone. The LG Optimus Elite joins Sprint's line-up as an eco-friendly, low-cost, smartphone. So it is hard to ignore this phone.

  It  has some good features like this,

 


  1 - NFC and Google Wallet support,

  2 - 3.5-inch display,

  3 -  800 Mhz processor, 

  4 - 5-megapixel camera 

 It performs well enough to make it worth your money. The camera took surprisingly good pictures and the processor did a decent job of keeping up with most tasks.