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The DROID boasts both a virtual and a physical keyboard, both keyboard styles allow great accuracy, the virtual keyboard works so well that some of the virtual keyboard sceptics in our office were so impressed that they ended up using the virtual over the physical one.

Exiting news for those who use their phone as a GPS: the DROID offers turn-by-turn directions through a Google Maps application, that basically mimics the full functionality of a dedicated GPS devices. There really is not longer a need for a addtional GPS device if you have the DROID.

The DROID comes with a 1400mAh battery leading to around a full day of intensive use which is not bad for phone this slim and small given processing power, screen brightness and dimensions.

What's interesting about the new Zune HD :  it was released a few months after the latest iPod touch, allowing it to actually incorporate a few technological advances that the iPod touch 2nd Gen doesn't offer. For starters, it comes with a 3.3 inch OLED screen - that generates a crisp, bright and high res image. That screen is driven by the Nvidia Tegra GPU offering high resolution video stream decoding that let's you use the Zune HD as a high definition video player with your HDTV.

So why don't all my friends have one? Why don't I seem to want one? If you want to transcend the Apple mainstream, you really should consider the Zune HD. The Zune HD is a great opportunity to exlore the leading edge of media player technology off the beaten Apple path and essentially hold more advanced technology in hands than an iPod touch 2G.

However, that comes at the price of feeling a little bit detached from the wealth of innovation that's happening in the appstore. While there are apps for the Zune, and Zune apps are free, there is no commonly available app-infrastructure for programmers yet, like it has existed for the iPhone and iPod touch for almost two years. You will not have the same range of apps available, but if you are looking for a pretty futuristic media player and don't intend to spend all that much time exploring new apps anyway, the Zune HD is a great option.

Here are the most prominent innovative aspects about the nook:

-it allows lending purchased books to other nook users
-it has a small color touchscreen at the bottom to select books. 

The nook runs on Google's Android and will begin to sell at $259.

For Barnes & Noble the nook will be an opportunity to serve their customers better, thereby hopefully adding some fresh sales to an
otherwise sluggish industry. The nook can also be seen as a portal to a wealth of written media, around a million books are available through Barnes and Noble alone.

That taken into consideration, together with the brick and mortar advantage of Barnes and Noble,
it no longer difficult to imagine that the nook will catch up with the Kindle quickly.

While it may seem to some observers that Barnes and Noble is late to jump onto the band wagon,
ebook readers are still a highly innovative field to operate in, and the nook will still count as
one of pioneers when people will look back onto the history of the ebook reader phenomenon say a decade from now.

The new Storm finally has Wi-Fi, enabling high speed internet use when a wireless network is available, a feature blatantly missing on the orignial Storm.

Let's talk about the hardware: The memory has been increased 2GB. A microSD 2.0 slot has been added, allowing the use of 32GB microSD card storage devices.

And more importantly, the Storm2 has the new operating system  "version 5". In general the Storm2 seems faster, the new OS and processor collaborate seemlessly to provide a swifter, more responsive user experience.

Pushing on the name or email address generates an email dialogue history, a very useful feature, just like the new cut and paste that seems more intutitive to use.

The Storm2 beats the original Storm in many aspects, RIM really listened to the users and created a Storm that will pull those into the boat that liked the concept of the original Storm but were turned off by the mechanical tactile feedback and missing Wi-Fi.