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The Japanese tech giant Sony at its E3 conference announced that its new handheld device will carry the official name of the “PlayStation Vita”. It is worth mentioning that the company has already revealed a number of...

Gamers will soon be able to witness the launch of a new Sony PSP2 that will feature an OLED screen and support 3G. The information on the preliminary details of the console and PSP smartphone were recently unveiled in...

4 Pages1234 Theres nothing particularly wrong with Windows Phone Marketplace on a Windows Phone. But theres been no way to browse for apps on a desktop computer, or in a web browser. That changes today (at last!) with...

  With only two smartphones running on a dual-core processor, LG Optimus 2x and Samsung Galaxy SII, our future-proof choice is the Samsung device. A bigger 4-3-inch, super AMOLED display, ultra-rich colors, sleek body...

Amazon on Thursday evening launched early Black Friday pricing on three of Apple’s most affordable Mac offerings: the 1.60GHz 11″ MacBook Air, 2.4GHz dual 13″ MacBook Pro, and 2.5GHz 21.5″ iMac. In each case, the prices...

TrustedReviews says… The Canon IXUS 115 HS doesn’t set new records in terms of image quality, but as a tiny stylish compact, it was never set to. However, what you do get is a camera that’s easy to use ? assuming your...

Most of the new features in iOS 5 simply run faster on the iPhone 4S, but one major new feature is exclusive to the new model: Siri voice assistant. Here’s a look at how it works in action, responding to a variety of...

TrustedReviews says… The XP30 is a keenly priced and stylish addition to the burgeoning tough compact market. Easy to use and thoughtfully laid out in terms of controls it’s capable of decent, if not great, results. The...

In smartphone terms, the HTC Desire is positively geriatric. We first reviewed it in April 2010, and since then a whole army of pretenders to its throne has emerged, including the all-conquering Apple iPhone 4. The...

You can exclude any property from validating using parameter binding. Set the exclude property in Bind attribute of a parameter as [Bind(Exclude = "Password")]  In this way, by add exclusions to your action and...