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Here you'll find the reviews for anything that is making enough buzz on the
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Latest Reviews
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It has always been the same story throughout man’s history.
Whenever something or someone gained too much power, someone, somewhere, was
plotting their downfall. Nokia experienced this cruel sequence of history
firsthand. Still, it looks like this old, rugged dog can learn new tricks.
They’ve finally accepted the defeat of their Symbian OS and moved on with a
Microsoft deal to use the Windows Phone 7 OS. The Lumia 800 is the first child
of this affair.
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The online world is a cruel world. A world that is filled with ill
informed and immature people who offer irrational opinions and in turn affect
the readers into succumbing to their belief or judgment. Ahead of the iPhone 4S’
announcement, the internet started churning out countless rumors of Apple’s next
iteration of arguably their most hyped product. After the announcement, people
reading headlines about the new product started showing discontent just because
they didn’t see the number “5” there
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With the iPad resting in first place in the tablet race, Apple has
released the long awaited iPad 2, which should work on holding that lead. With
some additions such as dual cameras, faster CPU as well as some ergonomic
updates, the iPad 2 looks promising, but does it actually deliver, and is it
worth throwing your old iPad for? Read on the review to find out more…
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 The long wait for many Xbox 360 fans is over. The new, supposedly
game changing peripheral is here. Microsoft’s motion tracking device, Kinect,
has finally arrived but does it offer any revolutionary changes to the way we’re
going to think of video games from now on? Well, the answer to that is yes and
no… read on the review to find out more.
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Review: HTC Google Nexus One |
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 The
Nexus One was anything but unexpected when it was announced earlier in this
month. The phone was supposed to fit in a new class that some Google employees
called the “Superphone” family. After using it for a few days, I’m confident in
telling you that it is not good enough to push out new classes for cell phones.
The Nexus One isn’t bad by any means. It was just suffering from excess hype
prelaunch. Cool phone? Yes. iPhone killer? I don’t think so. Read on the full
review.
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Don’t mistake the N900 for an N-series phone. This much
anticipated Nokia product has been spurring excitement all around the internet
blogosphere recently. Instead of reviewing it as a cell phone, you should look
at this device as an internet tablet that happens to be able to make phone calls
and send SMS messages. This is not the first Nokia internet tablet, the N8XXs
and the N7XXs have been around for some time, but the exciting factors about the
N900 are the new Maemo 5 operating system and the GSM module that allows you to
use it as a cell phone. This new operating system aims to blur the line between
phones and internet tablets and does a decent job at that. At a price point of
$650, the N900 has a very narrow margin for any shortcomings. Read on the full
review that checks on every feature that might be of your concern.
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Review: Assassin's Creed II |
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 The
first Assassin’s Creed was a fair attempt on an unexplored genre in gaming. But
if any of you played the first game, you’d already know how awfully repetitive
it gets towards the end. This is just one of many frustrations that Assassin’s
Creed was infested with. Assassins Creed 2 works on improving all of the basics
of the first version of the game and almost remove all the frustrations people
had with it. Find out if Ubisoft pushed a worthy sequel, or just a lame
iteration of what we almost liked.
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 Following the remarkable success of Fifa 09, which was the best
football simulation released at the time , EA Sports developers had to seriously
scratch their heads to top that effort and produce a successor that is worth
getting even for those who already own Fifa 09. Fifa 10 isn’t just a polished
Fifa 09 with better graphics, EA Sports has added tons of features and released
a fantastic football video game. Read on to find out more about the new stuff
added and how well the new features play out.
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Review: Uncharted 2: Among Thieves |
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I just cannot express how good this game is and I just can’t get
rid of this huge obligation I feel to deliver a description of how awesome this
title is. No matter how I use my writing skills I’m not going be able to fully
express this game and give it justice. Developer Naughty Dog has followed up the
first Uncharted game with a sequel that stays true to the original but builds up so
much on it to a degree where perfect seems somewhat of an understatement. Read
the full review to find out why this title is one of the greatest of all time.
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 The
PSP Go is the first complete design overhaul the PSP ever had. Previous
successors of the original PSP just brought slimmer, lighter bodies and better
screens but the PSP Go is aiming higher than that. Sony decided to go all
digital this time, in other words, all your PSP games will be downloaded from
the internet instead of getting them on UMD discs. From the looks of it, the PSP
Go has something going for it, but will it be enough to make a previous PSP
owner dump their old system for this new sleeker one?
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Review: Need For Speed: Shift |
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The Need For Speed series hasn’t been all that great recently. EA
tried to mix it up with “ProStreet” but that didn’t work, then they tried to get
back to basics with “Undercover” which was terrible as well. Everyone knew the
franchise was going downhill at an alarming rate, and it would need a group of
miracle workers to make Need For Speed a title taken seriously again. Well…
Those miracle workers call themselves “Slightly Mad Studios” and they have
developed one of the best titles in the series, Need For Speed: Shift. Read on
to find out what sets this game apart from the competition.
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Review: Batman: Arkham Asylum |
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 It is very
seldom that a game actually makes you feel like a known character. Usually comic
book based games suffer very bad development and movie based games are even
worse. But this game isn’t tied to any movie release date or fixed with any
previously written plot that didn’t have the creation of a game in mind, and the
result is an astounding piece of work.
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Review: Samsung I8000 Omnia
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Samsung I8000 is the successor of the not so great first Omnia released. I
wasn’t a fan of the first release so I started reviewing the Omnia II with a lot
of hesitation in my mind. Comparing it with the first Omnia is a waste of time
since the spec sheet for this phone is monstrous compared to its predecessor. So
let’s dig in the box and see what it has to offer.
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 Infamous
is an open world game set in a fictional empire city which has been destroyed by
a huge blast. The most interesting thing in the blast is the source of it, a
package in the hands of a delivery boy named Cole. Sure, the whole city is in
ruins and all the citizens are dead or dying, but what was happening to Cole was
a completely opposite situation. He became stronger and gained the ability to
domesticate electric power and use it for his own intentions.
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like all other businesses these days, the mobile phone market has been hit
strongly by the dreadful recession. Even Nokia, the leader in the market showed
huge signs of weakness as it started losing large percentages of the market to
rival companies like Apple and Samsung. The N-series are supposed to be the
knight in shining armor of the company. But even that has changed, as the N79 or
N96 showed weak performance in the market and in the feature list, compared to
rival companies’ offerings. Does the N97 have enough power to clean up the mess
of recent N-series phones and put Nokia back in the driving seat?
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