Apple iPhone 6
Apple iPhone 6 isn’t simply bigger — it’s better in every way. Larger, yet dramatically thinner. More powerful, but remarkably power efficient. With a smooth metal surface that seamlessly meets the new Retina HD display. It’s one continuous form where hardware and software function in perfect unison, creating a new generation of iPhone that’s better by any measure.
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
Samsung confirmed all of the Galaxy Note Edge specs but it failed to confirmed many of the device’s other key features including the Galaxy Note Edge price and the Galaxy Note Edge release date. Both of those details remain a mystery even though the Galaxy Note Edge release date is confirmed for sometime later on this year.
Sony Xperia Z2
The Sony Xperia Z2 is the flagship phone for the latest Xperia range – it’s the Ferrari of Sony phones at the moment. I used it exclusively during Gamescom. As an Android virgin and iOS fan, I was sort of expecting to hate it. Instead, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the thing, and how sad I was to see it go.
Nokia X2(Android)
The new Nokia X2 is a dual-SIM smartphone and does not has a single SIM variant. The new Nokia X series phone will be available in Glossy Black, Green, Orange, Dark Grey, White and Yellow. The Nokia X2 now sports a translucent outer layer, reminiscent to the ones seen on Nokia's Asha range of handsets.
Oppo Find 7
Most companies render the notification light a pestering nuisance. “Read this email at 3am” is often the bad aftertaste left by some. Oppo has treaded the path of Sony by transforming the requisite feature into a striking design element. Rounding the edges of the smartphone is a two-tone strip of dark grey and silver. Similarly dark gray buttons camouflage with the smartphone’s rim, while the dual-tone resonates with the back cover. A lot of time was spent appreciating the back cover of the Find 7. The removable plastic back circumvents feeling cheap by adopting the look and texture of carbon fibre. The back case feels richer than ordinary plastic; it feels more like a plastic-composite. Symmetry runs pervasive on the back. The camera, dual-LED flash, stereo speakers and the Oppo logo have all been centred, and subsequently leave the impression the Find 7 is a well balanced smartphone.
