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What To Look For When Buying A New Phone Or Tablet (Part 2)

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Doro PhoneEasy 515

Price:  $128

Designed to provide intuitive usability and a range of handy features to elderly phone users, the Doro PhoneEasy 515 is aimed squarely at a specific market. With its excellent ease-of-use, firm build quality and high-quality screen, it makes a great choice for anyone looking for a no-nonsense handset that does what it says on the tin. And it makes things as easy as possible for even the least tech-savvy phone user.

Doro PhoneEasy 515

Specifications

·         OS: Proprietary

·         Screen: 1.5-inch TFT

·         Resolution: 176 x 220 pixels

·         Input: Keypad

·         Processor: N/A

·         Memory: N/A

·         Storage: MicroSD

·         Camera: 2MP rear-facing

·         Flash: No

·         Video: No

·         Wireless: Bluetooth 3.0

·         Ports: Micro USO 2.0

·         Standby time: 533 hours

·         Talk time: 12 hours

·         Size: 118x53x13mm

·         Weight: 82g

Verdict: With good features and usability, there’s plenty to offer older phone users.

Doro PhoneEasy 612

Price:  $188

Doro PhoneEasy 612

Doro has crafted another well-made and carefully-designed flip-phone for elderly users. Offering easy usability, careful attention to detail and handy features, the PhoneEasy 612 is ideally suited to less tech-savvy buyers. It also suits anyone that wants an easy-to-use phone with great usability and a great range of features aimed at seniors. The only downside is that the price is high and the camera is poor.

Specifications

·         OS: Proprietary

·         Screen: 2.5-inch TFT

·         Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels

·         Input: Keypad

·         Processor: N/A

·         Memory: N/A

·         Storage: 10MB internal

·         Camera: 2MP rear-facing

·         Flash: No

·         Video: No

·         Wireless: Bluetooth 3.0

·         Ports: Micro USB 2.0

·         Standby time: 533 hours

·         Talk time: 12 hours

·         Size: 101 x 52 x 20mm

·         Weight: 103g

Verdict: A great flip-phone ideal for elderly users but the price is high for what you get.

Doro PhoneEasy 715

Price:  $143

Doro PhoneEasy 715

Doro has pumped out yet another easy to use feature phone for those less tech savvy. Ostensibly for the elderly, it has a variety of emergency features built in. But, by the same token these devices are useful for anyone who just wants a simple phone with big buttons and a very good battery (a huge 12 hour talk time), and 533 hours on standby. The trade-off is the high price, poor camera, and negligible storage.

Specifications

·         OS: Proprietary

·         Screen: 2.4-inch (240 x 320)

·         Resolution: 320x240

·         Input: Keypad

·         Processor: N/A

·         Storage: MicroSD

·         Storage: 256MB internal

·         Camera: 2MP rear-facing

·         Wireless: Bluetooth 3.0

·         Talk time: 12 hours talk time

·         Standby time: 533 hours

·         Size: 100x50x17mm

·         Weight: 103g

Verdict: A well-made and thoughtfully designed phone ideal for non-power users.

Google Nexus 4

Price:  $239

Website: google.com

Google Nexus 4

It looks a bit dull and devoid of personality, plus storage is limited to 4GB... but that’s hardly the point. The Nexus 4 is a tight bit of kit designed to show off Google’s latest version of Android. With a terrific quad-core 1.5 GHz processor and 2GB of RAM - there is nothing out there that will stump this smartphone. The lack of 4G is a disappointment, but the phone is an absolute steal at just $239. One of the best Android handsets available.

Specifications

·         OS: Android 4.2 Ice Cream

·         Sandwich

·         Screen: 4.7-inch LCD

·         Resolution: 720x1 280 pixels

·         Input Capacitive: touch screen

·         Processor: 1.5Ghz quad core

·         Qualcomm Snapdragon S4

·         Memory: 2GB

·         Storage: 4GB, MicroSD

·         Camera: 5MP rear-facing

·         Flash: No

·         Video: Yes

·         Wireless: 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0

·         Ports: 3.5mm audio jack, Micro USB 2.0

·         Standby time: TBC

·         Talk time: TBC

·         Size: 107x61x12mm

·         Weight: 100g

HTC Desire C

Price:  $270

Website: www.htc.com

HTC Desire C

Packing a beautifully stylish design, great usability and loads of features, such as Beats Audio and the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, HTC’s Desire C is a fantastic entry-level smartphone. Only its slightly limited performance lets it down, but considering it costs less than  $200 SIM-free, it’s to be expected, making this fantastic handset the perfect choice for anyone after a great smartphone on a tight budget.

Specifications

·         OS: Android 4.0 Ice Cream

·         Sandwich

·         Screen: 3.5-inch TFT

·         Resolution: 320 x 480 pixels

·         Input Capacitive: touch screen

·         Processor: 600MHz

·         Qualcomm Snapdragon

·         Memory: 512MB

·         Storage: 4GB, MicroSD

·         Camera: 5MP rear-facing

·         Flash: No

·         Video: Yes

·         Wireless: 802.11 a/b/g/n

·         Wi-FL Bluetooth 4.0

·         Ports: 3.5mm audio jack, Micro USB 2.0

·         Standby time: TBC

·         Talk time: TBC

·         Size: 107x61x12mm

·         Weight: 100g

Verdict: Style, usability and features at an unbeatable price. A winner all round.

HTC Desire X

Price:  $353

Website: htc.com

HTC Desire X

This is a device that pushes no boundaries, and sits straight in the middle of the pack. It’s not the most feature packed or most powerful, and it’s lacking the latest Android version. It is also going to struggle against last year’s flagship smartphones, all of which are now being released as ‘mid-range’ phones on rock bottom contracts. There are better options.

Specifications

·         OS: Android 4.0 ICS

·         Screen: 4-inch Super-LCD

·         Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels

·         Input Capacitive: touchscreen

·         Processor: 1GHz dual-core

·         Memory: 768MB

·         Storage: 4GB internal, MicroSD up to 32GB

·         Camera: 5MP rear-facing

·         Flash: LED

·         Video: Yes

·         Wireless: 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0

·         Ports: 3.5mm audio jack, Micro USB 2.0

·         Battery: 10 hours talk time,

·         650 hours standby

·         Dimensions: 119 x 62 x 9mm

·         Weight: 114g

Verdict: A middle of the road performer, ideal for first time smartphone users.

HTC One S

Price:  $495

Website: htc.com

HTC One S

The HTC One S is less accomplished than the One X, but offers great value to those on a tighter budget. As it’s a slimmer version of the One X, with a dual-core rather than quad-core processor, the battery life throughout the day holds up much better than the One X, yet there is still more than enough power for multi-tasking. Even the aluminum casing feels more premium than the polycarbonate coat of the One X.

Specifications

·         OS: Android 4.0 ICS

·         Screen: 4.3-inch SAMOLED

·         Resolution: 540 x 960 pixels

·         Input Capacitive: touchscreen

·         Processor: 1.5GHz

·         Qualcomm MSM8260A

·         Memory: 1GB

·         Storage: 15GB

·         Camera: 8MP rear-facing, 0.3MP front-facing

·         Flash: Yes

·         Video: 1080p

·         Wireless: 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0

·         Ports: 3.5mm audio jack, Micro USB 2.0

·         Standby time: TBC

·         Talk time: TBC

·         Size: 131 x65x8mm

·         Weight: 120g

Verdict: Almost as good as the HTC One X, but for less cash. A great value phone.

HTC One V

Price:  $345

Website: htc.com

HTC One V

The HTC One V is a smaller alternative to the growing range of devices running Android 4.0, but the single-core processor is starting to show its age and can slow down under the weight and power of the latest Android OS. For example, the camera is first class but can slow down when you try and take more than a few shots in quick succession. The upside is that the battery can keep you going for a couple of days.

Specifications

·         OS: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

·         Screen: 3.7-inch S-LCD

·         Resolution: 480 x 800 pixels

·         Input Capacitive: touchscreen

·         Processor: 1 GHz Qualcomm MSM8255

·         Memory: 512MB

·         Storage: 4GB, MicroSD

·         Camera: 5MP rear-facing

·         Flash: Yes

·         Video: 720p HD

·         Wireless: 802.11 b/g/n

·         Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0

·         Ports: 3.5mm audio jack, Micro USB 2.0

·         Standby: time TBC

·         Talk time: TBC

·         Size: 120 x 60 x 9mm

·         Weight: 115g

Verdict: A pocketable and stylish Android 4.0 phone, but performance is lacking.

HTC One X

Price:  $570

Website: www.htc.com

HTC One X

The HTC One X is a trail-blazing Android smartphone. It feels futuristic and packs some game-changing camera features. If Samsung hadn’t got the Galaxy S Ill so right, this could have become the heir to the S II’s throne. Packing a great range of features and stunning usability into its gorgeous chassis, the HTC One X is one of the best smartphones you can buy right now and is a phone we highly recommend.

Specifications

·         OS: Android 4.0 ICS

·         Screen: 4.7-inch S-LCD 2

·         Resolution: 720 x 1280 pixels

·         Input Capacitive: touchscreen

·         Processor: 1.56Hz Nvidia Tegra 3

·         Memory: 1GB

·         Storage: 32GB

·         Camera: 8MP rear-facing, 1 .3MP front-facing

·         Flash: Yes

·         Video: 1080p HD

·         Wireless: 802.11 a/b/g/n

·         Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0

·         Ports: 3.5mm audio jack, Micro USB 2.0

·         Standby time: TBC

·         Talk time: TBC

·         Size: 134 x 70 x 9mm

·         Weight: 130g

Verdict: One of the best Android phones around. You can safely buy with confidence.

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