Nokia Lumia 620 Review - Affordability never looked so good

Nokia Lumia 620 Review - Affordability never looked so good

Nokia’s Lumia 620 could be Palm Centro of 2013

The Nokia Lumia 620, a modestly priced entry-level Windows Phones, represents one of the best value devices we’ve encountered yet on the platform. The 620 replaces the Lumia 610, a device that went on sale last year and now runs Windows Phone 7.8. But in our opinion, the value impact of the 620 is leaps and bounds higher than its predecessor.

Make no mistake, this is an entry-level device that is not meant to rival the 800/900 series of Lumia Windows Phones. But also know this: it is one cool device and we’re having a hard time putting it down. The Good: Bold, eye catching phone with fantastic features and excellent quality all for less than $300. The Bad: May be too small for some. Needs to be on more carriers. Conclusion: Nokia has a winner on hand with the Lumia 620. It has some high-end features in a compact, exciting and nimble body. Although it's an entry-level phone, it raises the bar for quality and could give Nokia a much needed boost. An excellent choice for teens, adults who want no fuss but quality or enthusiasts who want a 'weekend phone'. 

Read the full review at: http://www.wpcentral.com/nokia-lumia-620-review-windows-phone

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Card Reader With Lightning Connector – 9.62€

Card Reader With Lightning Connector – 9.62€

Through the 3 in 1 iPad Connection Kit, it’s incredibly easy to download photos from your digital camera to your iPad. It gives you two ways to import photos and videos. One is using USB cable, another one is reading from SD/Micro SD card directly. The Connection Kit supports standard photo formats, such as JPEG and RAW etc. Besides, it supports external keyboards input as well as import photos from USB flash disk to iPad. The 3 in 1 iPad Connection Kit includes two connectors, each with a different interface. Buy here: http://amzn.to/UKfSF7 

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Spotflux Mobile for Apple IOS

Spotflux Mobile for Apple IOS

Spotflux Mobile for Apple IOS will be live tomorrow in Turkey and the Philippines with many more countries coming online next week! Happy safe surfing!

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The MiniScanEYE Digitizes Text For On-the-Go Reading Pleasure

The MiniScanEYE Digitizes Text For On-the-Go Reading Pleasure

Being able to scan text is a convenience that can be easily achieved with the MiniScanEYE that allows for wirelessly converting books into computer documents. Designed to look like a simple pen, the MiniScanEye can be dragged across a page to quickly copy the text to a nearby device.

The MiniScanEYE is a fantastic tool for students who are constantly writing essays and need to be able to take quotations a rapid rate. Although small and simplistic in design, the MiniScanEYE runs over $260, which means that it might be a luxury not everyone can justify.

With that said, the MiniScanEYE is fantastic innovation for those who want to quickly copy bits and pieces of text or large quantities in a snap for easy augmentation.

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Pocket Projector for iPhone 4

Pocket Projector for iPhone 4

Pocket Projector for iPhone 4 Devices. Easy to usejust dock your iPhone 4 device and project on any surface. Our Pocket Projector for iPhone 4 is perfect for on-the-go travel entertainment. Its super-bright 15-lumen LED projector lamp ensures clearer, more brilliant images than other pico projectors. 640×360 native display resolution projects up to 50″ images. Focus adjustment lets you control image clarity while the integrated 0.5W speaker delivers the audio. Great for keeping kids entertained with their favorite videos on the road! Rechargeablepowers your device, too! The Pocket Projectors built-in 2100mAh battery charges via USB connection with the included cord. When fully charged, the projector may also be used as a back-up battery for your iPhone 4 device. Take your video to go with our Pocket Projector for iPhone 4. Buy here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005Y6DROG/ref=as_li_ss_til?tag=inspiratio0b1-20&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=B005Y6DROG&adid=0VRB3D4HP5Y2M39ZA2CB

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Apple and Samsung sold half of all smartphones in 2012, Huawei third

Apple and Samsung sold half of all smartphones in 2012, Huawei third

The latest mobile phone report from Gartner shows that for the first time since 2009, overall handset sales dropped due to weak demand for low-cost feature phones. But where feature phones faltered in 2012, smartphones had a very strong year lead by handsets from Apple and Samsung.

Sales to end users totaled 1.75 billion for 2012 which was a 1.7 percent decline from the year before. In the fourth quarter alone, feature phone sales were down 19.3 percent year over year. Smartphones sales, on the other hand, were up 38.3 percent over the same period in 2011 but it still wasn’t enough to make up the overall deficit. We are told that tough economic conditions, shifting consumer preferences and intense market competition weakened the worldwide market last year. The research firm expects feature phone sales to continue to fall through 2013 with overall sales to reach an estimated 1.9 billion units.

Together, the top two handset makers were responsible for 52 percent of the global smartphone sales. Gartner says Samsung finished on top which isn’t a huge surprise. What was a surprise, however, is the fact that Huawei had a solid fourth quarter that helped catapult them to the third overall position among smartphone vendors.

For 2012, the company managed to sell 27.2 million smartphones – up 73.8 percent from 2011. That growth is likely to continue through this year as Huawei announced two smartphones at CES last month that are already gaining a lot of attention, the Ascend D2 and Mate.

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