Showing posts with label app. Show all posts
Showing posts with label app. Show all posts
Jan 21, 2014
Nokia Lumia 1020 review
The coldest time of the year surprised PhoneSplurt with the possibility to try out the Lumia 1020. This monster of a camera with a phone slapped on it is a big hunk of a machine.
Jul 31, 2013
Samsung GT-S5610 handset quick review
Arriving to our quick test bench is the Samsung GT-S5610. This feature handset packs social media apps pre-installed, a decent five megapixel camera and some sleek looks. Before even jumping into the review though, we must warn you: PhoneSplurt was unable to access most of the apps that have features requiring online connection. This was due to a mysterious problem in the unit that wouldn't allow internet connection albeit it showed full connection speeds were attainable.
Jul 13, 2013
Nokia Series 40 Full Touch Design Guidelines
Following our last couple of posts about user experience and user interface design, PhoneSplurt dug even deeper. What we found out is something helpful and relevant even today, from the Nokia Series 40 Full Touch Design Guidelines page.
Jul 11, 2013
Nokia Lumia 1020 Presentation in New York City
The Nokia Lumia 1020 was officially presented today in New York City. Above is the footage streamed live by CNETTV from the event.
The actual presentation starts at around 16 minutes in.
CEO Stephen Elop steps in after an introduction cinematic and starts by emphasizing how Nokia recognized people's passion for pictures early on into the mobile game.
Jun 25, 2013
Nokia N9 UX Guidelines
PhoneSplurt just recently discovered this interesting website aimed at developers for the Nokia N9. The handset in question is undoubtedly one of our favorites when considering both hardware and software design.
Jun 24, 2013
Jun 21, 2013
Trainspotting
Hello readers. We tried this app Funnel on our Windows Phone device mainly to try out the share function to Blogger which was included. Of course tagging is not supported but at least you can choose to draft the things you share. Here's how it turned out:
Spotting some trains with Lumia 800
Spotting some trains with Lumia 800
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