The Nokia Lumia 800, which has been dubbed the 'first real Windows Phone', is finally available in South Africa. The handset comes with two exclusive Nokia applications: Nokia Drive and Nokia Music.

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is the middle child of Sony Ericsson's Xperia range of Android smart phones. It's not as flashy as its younger siblings, yet its mightier than its predecessors. 

At R1 499, the Samsung Galaxy Y Pro is an entry-level smartphone and a possible alternative to the BlackBerry. In fact, this Samsung even looks a bit like many BlackBerry handsets.

My summer holiday was characterised by not one, but two holiday flings. Now I'm not talking about the type of summer romance in the classic 'Summer Nights' song in Grease. No, these were flings of a technological kind.

The Samsung Galaxy Note is a neat little, I mean medium-sized device that's a little bit smartphone, a little bit tablet and a lot of fun. Its awkward size, however, makes it so darn impractical. 

The Razr smartphone is Motorola's latest revival of the Razr line and has been called the thinnest and most powerful smartphone to date. ITWeb's Alex Kayle investigated to see whether the device lives up to its claims.

For those who want to jump on the tablet bandwagon without hurting their pockets, TabletWorld's DynaPad may be an option.

The box proclaims that it is meant for the 4- to 9-year old set, but from the moment my just-turned-three-years old niece got her hands on it, she was completely enchanted and absorbed by it.