Review: Samsung Galaxy S III LTE

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

During the deep dive briefing with Samsung two weeks ago, I had the chance of comparing the new Samsung Galaxy S III with its predecessors the original Samsung Galaxy S and the Galaxy S II. It became clear that while the earlier Galaxy models were aimed at being the best technology that Samsung could offer at the time but the Galaxy S III is being fielded as a game changer designed to challenge our perceptions of what a smartphone should be.

Coming to Canada on June 27th, the Samsung Galaxy S III will be available from most carriers including Bell, Rogers, Telus, Mobilicity, Wind Mobile and others. Hit jump for my full review.

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Review: Motorola Dext on Bell Mobility

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The most surprising thing about the Motorola Dext, Bell Mobility's new Android-powered phone, is its build quality. As far as sliders go, this is one solid phone. With just the right amount of weight and balance, the Motorola Dext feels like it can take a beating.

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Bell, Virgin Mobile selling HTC Legend

Bell and Virgin Mobile are offering customers the HTC Legend Android powered smartphone. Featuring a unibody aluminum case, an optical mouse and a bright AMOLED screen, the HTC Legend runs Android OS 2 but with the HTC Sense skin. Bell sells the HTC Legend at $80.00 on a three-year plan and $400 outright without a contract. Virgin Mobile also has it at $80.00 on a three-year lockdown as well as $350.00 on a thirty day plan. Specs and video after the jump.

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Review: Samsung Messenger Smartphone on Bell

 By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Samsung's GT-B7330 Windows 6.5 smartphone  AKA the Omnia Pro is a well-built, properly specced smartphone reminiscent of Palm’s Treo line  and RIM’s BlackBerry 9700. In terms of styling, it is conservative, a bit stodgy and clearly born and bred for the corporate world but is being pitched to text-happy tweeners and teenagers.

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