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Kodak, a company that probably makes you think of cameras, has created the Kodak EKTRA smartphone. It is a photography-focused smartphone that recently became available for purchase in the United States at the price of $399.99. The Kodak EKTRA is an open market unlocked GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) device, which means it is compatible and will work on
Confirmed! OnePlus are launching their new flagship (killer?) on 20th June. As per usual for OnePlus, it will be an online event, though there's no VR this time. Set your alarms for Tuesday, 20th June at 1700 BST, 1800 CEST,1900 EEST,1200 EDT. There's more info on the OnePlus 5 launch page. Looks like there are going to be some OnePlus 5
It's rare that a week goes by without a press release dropping into my mailbox extolling the virtues of a new smartphone case - it's stronger, it's slimmer, it's sexier, it's sportier. Needless to say, they rarely feature on GNC. This week, I got a release for a smelly...sorry...scented smartphone case, which was a first for me so I guess it's worth
The OnePlus hype machine has been in full flow over the past few weeks, with a steady drip feed of news for the forthcoming OnePlus 5. It's arguable that they're third only to Apple and Samsung in the social noise OnePlus makes. Personally I'm a big fan, having purchased both the One and the 2, but I skipped the 3
It's a fast paced world out there and you need all your faculties to keep up. Take too long, and it's "Next please!" while you're still standing there. Imagine how much more difficult it is if you do have a learning disability or condition such as Asperger's and you just need a little more time. To help people in this
Wileyfox have opened a pop-up store next to Old Street station, London, for the next two weeks and it's a good opportunity to check out this British company and their smartphones. Sitting in the "reasonably priced with decent specs" camp, the Swift 2 starts at GB£159 with their higher end Swift 2X at £219. The latter gets you a 5.2"
USB chargers are two-a-penny these days but often they are cheap knock-offs with poor quality transformers that either pose a fire hazard or fail to deliver the required current to quickly recharge a smartphone or tablet. For not much more money, iClever offers a CE-marked UK spec wall charger with two USB A ports, delivering up to 2.4A from each.