Reviews

Review: Asus Transformer Book Chi T300

Asus, a multinational computer hardware and electronics company from Taiwan has launched its new Transformer Book Chi T300, which is a laptop cum tablet hybrid. The company claims it to be event thinn...

Review: Mario Party 10

Every party needs a digital board game. Mario Party 10 gives you just that. You play with your friends, roll a virtual die and deck it out to ensure that you reach the end of the game. The basic plot ...

Review: Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

Samsung is one of the leading manufacturers of mobile phones in the world. The galaxy series launched by the company have been impressed the users for a long time and attracts them with its new innova...

Review: OnePlus One

Chinese firm OnePlus has tried its luck in the mobile market with its new OnePlus One. The device is based on the Android operating system and is competing with the devices produced by some of the gia...

Review: Wacom Intuos Pro

The Wacom Intuos Pro Pen and Touch Tablet is very similar to the previous generation Intuos5. However, there are a couple of key differences, such as the redesigned ExpressKeys and wireless connectivi...

Review: Innjoo One 3G HD

Innjoo is known for making affordable mobile phones with excellent features. The latest model from the phone manufacturer is aimed towards the buyers who want the camera in the mobile phone to be the ...

Review: Evolve

Evolve is a first person shooting game created at a huge scale. The game is available on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. The best feature of the game is monster design and introduction of four new hunters. Atte...

Review: Acer Aspire Switch 11

Windows Hybrid is the name given to the devices which blur the lines between a laptop and a tablet. Acer Aspire Switch 11 is a Windows Hybrid with an 11.6 inch display. The device has an excellent bat...

Review: The Order 1886

The Order 1886 is a story driven game with single player control. It is hard to simply tell whether you will like or hate the game. The best part of the game is that there is a narrative that drives t...