Chinese smartphone manufacturer Meizu has announced an event for January 28 through its official Weibo social network account, and it’s being advertised using the tagline “Connected.” It’s not giving much away, but there are a few possibilities about...

Chris Burns This week the folks at IK Multimedia have released their newest in music-making technology for the mobile universe with GrooveMaker 2. This app takes what GrooveMaker was and amps...

We are hearing a lot of reports and rumors about Samsung Galaxy S6 for quiet some time now. Today, a new report from SamMobile is claiming that Samsung will introduce touch based fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy S6. Samsung is choosing the touch...

“In the next five years, you’ll see somebody introduce autonomous vehicles,” Ford CEO Mark Fields said at a small dinner for press and analysts during CES. He was quick to qualify that statement (only in very defined areas, during good weather, etc.)...

Meizu, the latest Chinese smart phone brand to enter Malaysia is about to release its latest flagship phablet very soon. Its 5.5″ Meizu MX4 Pro with a Quad HD display has just passed SIRIM certification. The MX4 Pro phablet will go head on with...

Welcome to our brand new listing of our favorite Android apps. If you’ve ever been here before, you’ll notice that a lot has changed. The old article was disorganized, outdated, and full of problems. We’ve remodeled the whole place, from ceiling...

We don’t know what kind of iPhone app you’re looking for, but we’re hoping you’ll find it here. We’ve got more than a hundred of our favorite apps spanning a bunch of different categories, all of which you can find in the Key. Click on any category...

If you’re a gamer, there is no better phone to buy than the iPhone. The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have brought big screens to iOS, but it’s the success of the App Store that makes the iPhone such a great platform for gaming. With about a million...

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is shaping up to be a very impressive device according to all the info currently going around. Since most users upgrade to a new smartphone after two years, the Galaxy S6 will be a perfect upgrade for all the Galaxy S4 owners...

If you’re planning on getting the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 on contract, you can also count on U Mobile as they have just posted a teaser on their website. In terms of colours, the teaser reveals 3 options similar to DiGi which includes Frosted White,...

Both DiGi and Maxis have started offering pre-orders for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus at midnight. However the sheer amount of traffic has overwhelmed their online store, rendering it inaccessible by a lot of potential buyers. Maxis hears you...

UPDATE: DiGi offers the iPhone 6 from RM557 with iDiGi plans. If you want to get the iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus from DiGi, you can purchase the device from DiGi’s online store starting midnight tonight…but…you will get the device on the official iPhon...

UPDATE: DiGi’s lowest iPhone 6 plan, iDiGi 50 is tied with 12 months contract. DiGi too has revealed its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus pricing on its website where they are offering it as low as RM557 and RM892 respectively. Tt is tied with either...

The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will be available in Malaysia at midnight tonight (6th November). In case you’re wondering, DiGi’s iPhone 6 midnight launch event is happening at Paradigm Mall in Petaling Jaya, along with other locations nationwide....

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has already arrived in Malaysia and it is available across its Samsung stores and dealers nationwide. Priced outright at RM2,499, is is quite a steep price to pay but you can consider subsidised contract offers from our...

Getting smooth handheld video as you pan around isn’t easy, and professional Steadicam solutions run to four figures and up – perhaps just a little OTT for an iPhone (though Apple doubtless used them). But the iPhone has a very capable camera, and the StayblCam is a $75 device designed to give you some...

The burgeoning giant in the smartphone space, Xiaomi, today finally launched its flagship handset in India. Dubbed the Mi4, it is the successor to the very popular and usually sold out Mi3 handset that was launched in India earlier last year. It’s been a long while coming and today we finally got a chance...

The arrival of both the Blackberry and Apple’s iPhone range have revolutionised the very concept of smart phones, solidifying their presence and quickly establishing them as necessities for any professional requiring perfect “out of office” office solutions. So, with this in mind: How does Nokia’s latest...

When the Samsung Galaxy Alpha released last September it attracted plenty of interest due to its metallic frame. The Galaxy A5 followed in December with some specs similarities but also some differences, and it could be a hard task choosing between them for some people. Today we’re sharing a video...

The Apple iPad 2 is not only the successor to last year's original iPad, it's also one of the most eagerly anticipated tablet computers of this year. Although the iPad 2 isn't radically different from its predecessor, the differences are still enough to make it one of the most desirable tablets we've...

Although the Motorola Xoom was the first dual-core Android 3.0 tablet to be unveiled back in January at CES, it's now merely one of many now on sale in the UK. It's still an eye-catching tablet though thanks to its understated grey metal and black appearance as well as the brand recognition that goes...

Apple iPad 2 review: Apple's second-gen iPad finally discontinued The Apple iPad 2 first launched in 2011, and, despite all odds, managed to stay on sale among Apple's iPad line-up until 2014, outlasting the iPad 3 and iPad 4, which were replaced by the new iPad Air. But is the iPad 2 still worth a...

HTC One mini 2 vs iPhone 5s smartphone comparison review The iPhone 5s is Apple's 2013 flagship smartphone, and as we near the launch of the iPhone 6 we thought it would be fun to put last year's Apple iPhone to the test slugging it out against a mid-range Android phone that launched in summer 2014....

Apple Numbers for iPad, iPhone review Apple's Numbers for iOS app makes it super easy to build visually impressive spreadsheets, charts and tables. The new templates make it more practical than ever. It was a bit of a surprise when Apple first created Numbers, its spreadsheet program to rival Microsoft’s...

We thought highly of Asus's Memo Pad 7, awarding it a recommended award in our review of the tablet in July 2014. Since then, we've spent some time with its bigger sibling, the Asus Memo Pad 8, to see whether it can live up to our expectations. Find out in our Asus Memo Pad 8 review. See also: Best tablets...

According to an Apple-internal post that as usual made its way to online blogs suggests that Apple’s iPhone will be available without ATT’s contract. These phones are priced $499 for the iPhone 3G 8GB, $599 for the iPhone 3GS 16GB, and $699 for the 32GB top model. If you are still in disbelief,...

Apple wants to blur the lines between iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks with its latest updates to the respective mobile and desktop operating systems. Apple wants the two to co-exist seamlessly and offer users a host of new features. Users got a taste of what that could mean when iOS 7 was released in September...

If you’re on the hunt for some killer iOS and Mac apps that will make you more productive, grab your wallet. A group of leading independent iOS and Mac developers have teamed up under the umbrella of App Santa to offer steep discounts on some amazing apps for Apple devices. The promotion runs from today...

iTunes is good enough as a media player, there do exist better options, but when it comes to managing an iOS device, it has some pretty neat tricks up its sleeve. Chief among these are the Apps settings. With the Apps settings you can quickly and easily manage apps and home screens using your computer....

Why You Should Install iOS 8.1.1 on Your iPhone 4s November 11, 2014by Ed Hardy Reads (8,915) Tweet Comments (0) Discuss Email Print Doubtless some users of the venerable iPhone 4s are nervous about installing iOS 8.1, but our testing indicates that doing...

How To Sell Used Tablets for Cash January 27, 2014by Adama D. Brown Reads (3,720) Tweet Comments (0) Discuss Email Print Christmas and Hanukkah have come and gone, and many people are looking happily at a shiny new tablet they got. But if you upgraded, you...

How to Choose Whether to Get a Physical Keyboard for Your Tablet April 18, 2014by Ed Hardy Reads (6,641) Tweet Comments (0) Discuss Email Print Many people choose a tablet instead of a laptop to get a computer that’s both more portable and more flexible. But...

How to Print from an iPad, Android, or Windows Tablet January 22, 2015by TabletPCReview Staff Reads (165,532) Tweet Comments (0) Discuss Email Print Amazing as tablets are, sometimes you need a good old-fashioned printout. Whether you need to turn in an essay...

How To Watch the Super Bowl on Your Tablet January 28, 2015by Ed Hardy Reads (1,531) Tweet Comments (1) Discuss Email Print Super Bowl Sunday is almost here, and while the best way to watch it is on a giant TV, some people will be forced to use their tablet...

Whether you want to capture friends and relatives making funny faces on Skype, or need accessible photos of online resources or programs, screenshots benefit users in many ways. With a simple press of a computer’s Print Screen key, you essentially have the ability to capture anything and everything occurring...