Android Phones

We are facing difficult times. The UK economy is on its way through a double-dip recession, with a possible triple-dip recession if something doesn't give soon. Purse strings have never been tighter for the general population, with jobs almost extinct, and bottles of coins being emptied and counted all across the country. In short, it isn't much fun. This is where Android excels, with so many handsets being within reach of even the most hard-up amongst us. Android has a vast range of entry-level handsets that can be bought for less than £100.

CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2013 is one of the first chances we get to see what the year has to offer in terms of technology. Things, it seems, are getting bigger than ever this year, 100+ inch TV's with technologies such as 3D put on the back burner and Ultra HD bought to the forefront, and hybrid smartphone / tablets that may just cause repetitive strain injuries to your delicate digits.

Samsung Galaxy S III's baby brother is finally here, after much anticipation. It was always inevitable that the very best Android smartphone of 2012 was going to produce a sibling. Samsung Galaxy S III (S3) Mini is a very smart baby brother too, offering you much of the intelligent features that its predecessor does, that quite frankly help to organise your often chaotic life.

ZTE Grand X, also known as ZTE Mimosa X, released in July, is an entry-level phone that has a whole lot to offer. ZTE is still a little known name in the smartphone world that likes to offer you real value for money. Don't be mistaken however, even if you aren't familiar with the name, they still have many years experience in the industry and are masters of their trade.