Wafer-thin Cubot X16 reviewed
Review: 6 millimetres of zinc alloy and glass on a budget
Inexpensive phones have to end up with a cheap feeling finish and unimpressive design? Cubot begs to differ, so the company has rolled out the Cubot X16, an ultrathin mainstream phone with a premium feel, priced at just $150.
Bluboo Xtouch X500 review
Review: Great on paper, but not in real life
Over the past few months, we witnessed a flood of Asian budget phablets with impressive specs over, but a number of companies are now shifting their attention to compact 5-inch models. The reason is simple: there are just too many phablets out there and smaller 5-inch models are more popular in western markets.
Supermicro Gaming S5 mid-tower chassis reviewed
Review: Classy mid-tower chassis from server maker
The Supermicro S5 gaming chassis with its red coloured lines and brushed aluminium front looks classy.
Lenovo ZUK Z1 review
Review: Heavy Cyanogen artillery
Lenovo’s smartphone strategy can be baffling at times. The Chinese giant acquired Motorola Mobility almost two years ago, and now it seems it will merge its own mobile division with Motorola’s. Lenovo brand phones aren’t even marketed in many big markets, namely Europe and North America.
HTC Vive headset previewed
Preview: Virtual reality at its best
We had the chance to test HTC`s virtual reality (VR) device, the HTC Vive headset back in Vienna.