If you know your rock ‘n roll, you know that Marshall amps have a special place in many a muso’s heart. What the company is not known for, is smartphones, but they’re hoping to change that with the Marshall London. FULL STORY >

Having kickstarted the phablet movement themselves, Samsung's new Galaxy Note Edge offers a bit of innovation and high performance in a 5.6" curve-sporting frame. FULL STORY >

Here's how to win the 5" Acer Liquid Jade smartphone with TechSmart. FULL STORY >

The ideal companion for your daily commute to work or long journey travelling, the Philips FX3BK/00 headphones are the ultimate distraction from the commotion and bustle surrounding you. FULL STORY >

As Huawei aims to strengthen its position in the Android market, reports say the Chinese manufacturer is working with Google on a 2015-slated Nexus device. FULL STORY >

There are ways of ensuring that your new Samsung device is the real deal. FULL STORY >

With the type of product launch we're used to see coming from Samsung, Huawei launched the P8 smartphone locally, at a huge event held at the Johannesburg Country Club in Woodmead. FULL STORY >

Much like a Swiss Army knife, the new Xperia M4 Aqua from Sony proves useful in a variety of scenarios, all while ticking the boxes needed for a mid-range smartphone. FULL STORY >

Curiously billed as a device for "Startups", the Leap sits neatly between entry level and flagship status, and performs well as one of BlackBerry's best all round smartphones. FULL STORY >

The 640 XL is the third Lumia phablet we've put to the test, and much like its predecessors it performs ably, distilling things down to the essentials for mid-range users. FULL STORY >

Formerly Philips' audio division, then acquired by Gibson Inc., now Gibson Innovations has outlined its plans for SA, with a number of Philips products being first to land locally. FULL STORY >

One of the first Firefox OS devices to land in SA, Alcatel's Onetouch Fire E delivers all the basics of a smartphone experience in a surprisingly well constructed entry-level offering. FULL STORY >

A few months on from its debut at MWC 2015, BlackBerry brings its mid-range Leap smartphone to SA, with an eye on luring young professionals as its go-to user. FULL STORY >

Building on the greater value proposition of the newly branded Lumia series, Microsoft debuts three new entry-level to mid-range devices for the South African market. FULL STORY >

Aimed at enticing first time feature phone users, Nokia releases the 105 and 105 Dual SIM devices with an asking price starting at R245. FULL STORY >