Galaxy Nexus HSPA+ - Go and buy it while available!

Each year, several dozen smartphones land on our collective desks. They come in different shapes and sizes, boast different features and sell at different price points. We take each of them for a spin and review most of them, but only a handful really stand out. This is especially true with Android handsets, where incremental updates appear to be the modus operandi. Every now and then a device comes along that we really look forward to getting our hands on. Google's line of Nexus smartphones falls into this category, setting the new standard for Android each year.

In early 2010, the Nexus One became the yardstick for all future Android handsets and, later that year, the launch vehicle for FroYo. A year ago, the Nexus S introduced us to Gingerbread on the popular Galaxy S platform. Now, a few weeks after being unveiled with much fanfare, we're finally able to sink our teeth into Ice Cream Sandwich with the Galaxy Nexus, arguably the latest addition to Samsung's critically acclaimed Galaxy S II family. So, does this highly anticipated device live up to our expectations? Is the Galaxy Nexus the smartphone to beat? Most importantly, is Ice Cream Sandwich ready to take Android to the next level?

Play Ipad Games On The Plane

What is better than a nice round of play to kick a guy sitting in front of you? Most of the things, actually, including a dozen games iPad Gameloft brings the Australian carrier Qantas for iPad rent. Real Football, Shrek Kart, Avatar, Nova and A: Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance is becoming a carrier for the Apple tablet in the month of December, seven more games to reach the first quarter of next year. All the bonus round games, make sure that the table is stored in the hallway.