Posted on 21 January 2010
This year, Nexus One seems to be the newest smartphone on the block. Will it give tough competition to a Droid, iPhone and the Palm Pre is what we’ve got to see in the coming days. The Nexus debuts with an offer of discounted price and a T-Mobile contract something which you did not get with other smartphones. Nexus has stepped onto a stage dominated by the iPhone 3GS. So will it overthrow the 3GS and steal the show, especially when the Droid and Verizon wireless already seem to have captured a sizeable portion of the audience?
As far as the users are concerned, good features do attract the cellphone enthusiasts but the costs of owning the phone are also something that need to be considered especially after the economically tough times. Here’s a Billshrink infographic that compares the [...]
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Posted on 04 November 2009
Planning to buy a Smartphone? Here are three best selling Smartphones that you could choose from- the Motorola iPhone 3GS, Palm Pre and Motorola Droid. You could follow a survey result on these phones presented by BillShrink. The phones are compared and contrasted on certain categories.
In the case of storage capacity, AT&T ‘s iPhone 3GS and Verizon’s Motorola Droid have a capacity of 16 GB which is double that of Sprint’s Palm Pre with a capacity of only 8GB. So if you want to keep a lot of files such as downloadable media files etc, its better for you to choose between the 3GS and Droid.
If you want a smartphone with a longer battery life, choose between the 3GS and the Palm Pre which come with a battery life of 300 hrs each with standby. The Droid has a slightly shorter [...]
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Posted on 01 November 2009
Microsoft has come up with the Windows 7, Hewlett Packard and Dell have come up with new computers this season. Does this mean that you should necessarily go in for this new stuff? I think you can upgrade your system if it’s in a good working condition instead of throwing out your old operating system and buying a new one. Obviously you are going to save a lot of money for yourself by doing that.
Do you know that the lifespan of your desktop is about 8 years and you’ll not have to buy any new operating system compulsorily? You can just maintain and upgrade your old system. However, its not that upgrading is the solution always. It depends on the type of upgrades your computer requires, the type of tasks that you do with your computer and the costs involved for an upgrade. If you use [...]
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