Samsung Galaxy Nexus VS Iphone 4s

Although the SamsungI9300 Galaxy S III 

is better than the iphone 4s because of 

the of it's

quad core CPU. The 3 US  edition S IIIs

 are still better than the 4s

just the difference is that those 3 have a

 dual core of CPU 1.5 GHz

when the 4s has a dual core CPU of only

 1.0GHz.

Now the Galaxy Nexus which now the

 best phone because of it's

upgrade to the 4.0.4 ICS it is better than

 the S III but it also is better

than the 4s. the only thing to matter about

 is the CPU to have a fast

experience with your phone. 

So in conclusion, for me the Galaxy

 Nexus is the better one.

BMW Helped Design this Thermaltake Gaming Mouse

From the company that brought us the Luftwaffe comes a new high-end gaming mouse - with holes!

With a design that prompted Engadget to coin the way-too-apt phrase "aggressively breathable," BMW's DesignworksUSA is helping Thermaltake compete … well, mostly with itself, although Mad Catz makes a believe-it-when-you-see-it pro gaming mouse too.

The Level 10 M, which various promotional images show both with and without BMW's white-propeller-on-blue-sky logo, offers performance along with those looks. Its DPI is adjustable up to 8200, and 11 programmable buttons, plus a "Z" key for switching between game profiles, will let you customize it for whatever game you're playing. Whether those little honeycomb holes manage to keep palms dry remains to be seen, but the 10 M's open design should at least make it light.
What do you think: is this a $99 excuse to refer to your mouse as a beamer, or the competitive edge you've been waiting for? Sound off in the comments.

Iphone 5

Has there ever been a device that's been more hyped, more leaked, and more anticipated? Unlikely.

 This is Apple's biggest product we're talking about. This is post-Steve Jobs Apple we're talking about. This is the manifestation of Dieter Rams' ten principles of good design. And like the iPhone 4S, it's been met with a palpable mixture of wonder and disappointment.
But forget the expectations: put simply, the iPhone 5 is fantastic; it's the best iPhone by a long shot and a strong candidate for the mobile phone throne. But in a world filled with countless, diverse Android devices, and with a sleek batch of Windows Phone 8 phones on the horizon, is the iPhone 5 too safe? Is it too little too late?
The iPhone 5 can only seem like a "minor upgrade" until you hold it. It's not until the phone is in your hand that you realize just how much has really changed.

The iPhone 5 is astonishingly lightweight and thin. While Apple's claims that the iPhone 5 is the thinnest smartphone is questionable (The Droid Razr is .5mm thinner almost everywhere, except its 1.1mm camera bump), at only 7.6mm, it's still one of the thinnest smartphones out there.The iPhone 5 features a beautiful diamond-cut chamfered edge.