Review

Xiaomi - a company that came from custom ROMs have been making multiple dents around the universe ever since its inception as a company in China. They created a lot of other products besides mobile phones - but today, we're going to look at their Xiaomi Piston Earphones v2.1, the latest and only Piston model available to Malaysians.

Samsung had been around the world of tablets since the day iPad roams planet Earth. Then, Samsung recently announced eye-catching tablets to the market - the Galaxy Tab S series. In this review, I'll be taking a look at the Galaxy Tab S 8.4-inch with LTE - meaning that it does have a SIM card slot and I can even make calls on it. Without further ado, let's just into it.

The first reaction I had when I saw this product was literally "what the heck, Samsung?" and gave me a cringe. Now, I got to spend some time with a LEVEL Over and well... the results are quite surprising. Firstly, I never expected Samsung to build a premium headphone. Secondly, I was surprised by the design of it when I saw the press release images. Then, Samsung offered me to review the LEVEL Over, to which I said okay since I did reviews of other audio products too.

Here it is - the smaller size of the critically acclaimed ASUS PadFone series, yet a very niche product. In theory, it's a very practical concept. In reality however, it is definitely tricky to just have both devices to work together.

Sony dropped their NEX branding long ago in favour of combining them to their Alpha series of cameras. About a month ago, I got a review unit of the all-new Sony a5100 camera. I've been using a DSLR myself, and now I have a mirrorless camera to play with. How did it go?

The name HTC Desire had been with us since the beginning of Android - during the era of the first ever Nexus phone, the Nexus One. The HTC Desire had such a great success that they decided to keep the brand name Desire until today.

When I was first presented with a pair of Etymotic earphone, I was dumbstruck. Being entirely new to Etymotic technology, I also knew that their signature eartips aren't exactly... let's just say they're unconventional.

Before we begin getting down into the review, here's a little breakdown on what's the excitement about the new HTC One. The previous One was a trendsetter with its metal body build, and was a very strong contender of the 'social media-centric' device with the UltraPixel camera.

The parcel sent over by Armaggeddon got me pretty happy when I found out there's a mouse inside since my Microsoft combo set mouse had an agonizing problem with the scroll wheel click what I've been living with for more than a year. I thought maybe this would be the replacement of my Microsoft mouse that has BlueTrack technology.