I am looking and searching for a tablet and found this Nexus 7 from Google.

With the  price, which is cheaper from other tablet like Apple? 

What is the best feature of this from Apple that I will make me buy this?

Is the process of this much faster than Apple?

The Nokia Lumia 800 and the Nokia Lumia 710 will support WIndows 7.5.

What other Nokia models will receive the Windows 7.5 update?

The Callaway UPRO MX+ GPS is said to give an avid golfer a bird's eyeview of the golf course. What countries or golf courses can the Callaway UPRO MX+ GPS be used for?

According to news, Huawei delayed the release of the Ascend D Quad due to "technical problems" they are experiencing with the chipset. When will they be able to fix the problem and finally put it out in the market?

With the recent hoopla about Microsoft's Surface not working on a showcase, is it really possible that the tablet replace or compete with iPad? How about Android powered tablets? Your opinion will be much appreciated.

Maxine A. Fenster

T-Mobile will be using AWS Spectrum for their LTE network which they will launch in 2013. However, the news has said that the Samsung Galaxy S3 will not work on the mentioned spectrum. What other high-end smartphones will run on a 2100MHz spectrum?

Samsung Galaxy S3 is already going for the 10 million total sales.

Will it or has it taken over the iPhone?

I want to purchase a tablet which is capable of running office applications as well as my mini games and movies. I am particular with the performance since I will use it for business and should still be able to provide good quality multimedia experience. I have been a PC user ever since and I am not familiar with the OS for tablets. I've looked up some of products and these are I think some good options:

Apple Ipad 3 with iOS5, Asus Transformer with Android 4.0 and the newly released Microsoft Surface with Windows RT / Windows 8. My I please have a professional advice on this? Kindly provide or state some Pros and Cons of these machines and its OS.

The iPad just recently hit the Philippine market and bundled with the broadband plans of Globe Telecom.

Is it exclusive to Globe just like the iPhones? Will Globe be able to keep their business or patrons with this kind of strategy, getting the best phones exclusively for them, since the two rival companies have merged?

On the flagship Android Samsung Galaxy S III phone, if texting alone can make clear communication a bit difficult, just lifting the phone to your ear makes an instant call to your text mate. How will Apple respond (thru its Iphone)to this interesting mobile innovation called Direct Call by Samsung in terms of more apps that will meet the on-the-go needs of its customers?