Fast Hands-On: HTC One X - I just tried the latest flagship device of HTC One X at the PIKOM PC Fair this afternoon, it’s gorgeous! This device sports a 4.7″ Gorilla Glass display with 720×1280 pixels, super fast 8-megapiel camera, 32GB storage, Quad Core Tegra processor and Android 4.0 ICS software.

Well, the phone is very sleek and has a nice design. Despite its big screen, it feels good on hand with the build quality. What I like and amazed the most is the huge 4.7-inch screen with 16M-color Super LCD 2 capacity touchscreen technology, it’s super sharp, in term of color and pixels. Frankly, the screen is even better than the iPhone’s Retina display. The camera is very fast as advertise with no load time. In term of speed, the quad-core processor do serve well with no lag, perhaps there’s no application installed on the phone which explain the smoothness, but then software technology is getting better on Android.

Overall, the HTC One X is currently the best Android smartphone at the moment, to me, it’s even better than the Sony Xperia S. Right now, I am looking forward for the Samsung Galaxy S3, to see how it’s gonna compete with the HTC One X.

LG 5″ Optimus Vu – Kinda Weird Size But Cool – LG recently just introduced a new phone called the Optimus Vu which is a 5″ phone-tablet that comes with a stylus. This is said to be compete with the Samsung Galaxy Note.

The specs of Optimus Vu is it has 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB or RAM, 32GB storage, 8-megapixel camera, 1.3-megapixel front faced camera, 2080mAh battery (lower than Galaxy Note’s 2500mAh) and runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and 5″ IPS screen.

The 5″ IPS screen is the main feature of the phone which has a 4:3 aspect ratio, boosting a 1024×768 resolution with a ppi of 256ppi. It weighs only 168g and slim at 8.5mm.

What I am feeling weird is the 4:3 aspect screen ratio. I wonder why not a wider aspect? Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Note with a 5.3″ screen is still a better tablet phone, what do you think?

DiGi’s Selling Samsung Galaxy Nexus For RM1,399 – DiGi has just revealed the price of the latest Samsung Galaxy Nexus from RM1,399 with two years DG Smart Plan 68 contract. It will be available on 13th January 2012 and the best part of all is you can pre-order now and DiGi will deliver the phone straight to your doorstep, free delivery!

The RRP for the phone is RM2,099, DiGi selling it at different price which differs according to the contract plan you subscribes to:

DG Smart Plan 48 (12 months) – RM1,749
DG Smart Plan 48 (24 months) – RM1,549

DG Smart Plan 68 (12 months) – RM1,649
DG Smart Plan 68 (24 months) – RM1,399

Currently, when you sign up for 24 months of DiGi Smart Plan 68, you gets addition RM15 rebate per month which means that you pay only RM53/month, if you opt for credit card auto-billing, you will get another RM5 off your monthly bill. Sounds like a good deal.

At this moment, DiGi is the first telco that reveals it’s availability of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, which is a highly anticipated phone from Samsung and Google running the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich which shows a significant upgrade from previous firmware. Noted features of the phone include 4.65″ huge Super AMOLED toucscreen, 1.2GHz dual-core processor and more.

One more thing, our neighbor country Singapore will only get the phone in February 2012.

Pre order it now at DiGi Store Online.

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Do you guys think iPhone’s screen is hard? Yes, I did but now I don’t, after seeing my friend’s iPhone, with a broken screen. No idea how she did it and she just doesn’t want to tell me.

Cool screen. How’s your screen doing? Hopefully it’s not like that.

I went around the PC Fair to look for some cool gadget to play with but most of them don’t have demo unit. One of which is HTC which doesn’t have any demo set for their units which disappoint me a lot. I wanted to check out the HTC HD2 a.k.a. HTC Leo running Windows Mobile on their fast processor but somehow the HTC guy told me that they only got dummy set to show. That’s really bad.

The only thing I can try with the dummy set is feel the size and compare it. The HD2 will probably not be my wanted phone because it’s too huge. Although it’s thin, light, and the screen is extremely big, yet it still feel big, wide on hand and in the pocket. 4.3″ is a little bit too big IMO.

I haven’t tried a Android device before. It’s all looking on Youtube and reading about user experience in before, HTC Hero is the only Android device in Malaysia currently and, still I don’t get to try on it. Boring.

If you are looking for a phone, I recommend you to wait for Motorola’s MILESTONE or the new HTC Hero replacement in early 2010.

Check out the Nokia N97 demo video. It’s makes the phone looks so cool and I feel like wanting one already.

The video about the new Samsung OmniaHD phone is cool. The Samsung Omnia HD featured a few great featured like the huge 3.7″ AMOLED screen, HD video recording and 8 megapixels camera.

I think…

If the OS and software is fast, then it’s a good phone. I just can’t stand with slow phone like my Nokia N95 has software lags. Another thing is the price, I assume it would be expensive when it releases in the market and you are recommended to have a unlimited data plan for your mobile because mobile Internet is getting more and more popular nowadays.

By the way, watch the video is HQ.

Looking at the video, the interface in the latest announced Sony Ericsson Idou is damn cool, very smooth and nice looking. The interface designed is better than most touchscreen phone out there. I just want this 12megapixels touchscreen phone so much, it’s gonna be expensive when it’s release!

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