Tag archive: Howard Chui

Encased in a slim stainless steel body, the Nokia 8800 subtly glides open to reveal a number of distinctive details, each meticulously considered and researched to complement the prestige and quality of the device. To heighten the experience, the Nokia 8800 features exclusive audio accompaniment, including all ringtones and alerts, by award-winning composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. This attention to detail continues Nokia's heritage of… Read More

Quote from the review at Howard Chui: “Virtually all usability issues users had with the P800 have been addressed with the P900. Unfortunately there aren't really any huge upgrades with the P900. I was especially disappointed that there is no wifi option on the P900 and that the cpu feels like the same speed as that of the P800. Still as far as PDA/phone combos go, the P900 is an excellent choice. It's a good phone, a… Read More

Quote from the review at Howard Chui: “Besides the extremely cool design and beautiful menus there isn't a whole lot to like about the Hiptop. The ridiculously poor RF performance make it unusable in places where virtually any other phone will do just fine. Further the Hiptop proxy servers were so slow that it might have been faster to load the page without using one. This is just awful since the Web browsing is one of the… Read More

Quote from the review at Howard Chui: “The N-Gage is certainly an interesting package. It's a portable gaming device that is also a very capable phone. While it's screen orientation is probably not the best idea for gaming it won't be a problem IF Nokia is able to release a lot of N-Gage specific games. However if Nokia is only able to convince game developers to port existing games which are intended for… Read More

Quote from the review at Howard Chui: “If you're itching for a new phone but can't leave because you need iDEN's push to talk service (and don't want to use a Mickey Mouse solution like Verizon's PTT service) the wait for a new phone is finally over. So was the i730 worth the excruciatingly long wait? Read on!” Read the full review

Quote from the review: “If you're considering the p408 you should give the v200/v205 a long look since they're virtually the same phone but you get one extra LCD screen with the v200. Otherwise the p408 is a phone with a useless flipping screen that is over priced and short on features. There are no downloadable games, no speaker phone, no voice dialing, no voice recording, useless calendar, no email client, slow WAP… Read More

Quote from the review at Howard Chui: “Overall 8100 offers some cool features at an attractive price. If you can live with the poor sound quality the 8100 is a great deal. The camera and dual colour screens are a real conversation starter and there are a lot of other features that will keep you busy.” Read the review

Quote from the review at Howard Chui: “If you're looking for a entry level phone you should give the Sony Ericsson T226 a long look. Just because it's an entry level phone doesn't mean it's not an excellent phone. You get excellent RF performance and loud usable ringtones along with picture caller ID, email client, MMS support, voice recorder, downloadable games, etc. It certainly blows the Motorola c350 out… Read More