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I found a lot to love when I reviewed the first Transformer -- beyond the pleasing ker-chunk noise it makes when you slot the tablet into its keyboard dock, I was dead impressed by the build quality, battery life and low price. If you're looking for an Android-powered alternative to the iPad, take a long look at this guy. I'd be more cautious about recommending the Transformer Prime. While Andy had no issues at all when he reviewed it, this quad-core follow-up has seen its launch plagued with problems, from reports of dodgy GPS to a locked-down bootloader that prevented Android enthusiasts from customising the tablet. Oh, and the company has been sued by Hasbro over the name.

Eesh, But on the bright side, Asus pledged to release an 'unlock tool' for the modding community, and while the Prime has also been bothered by Wi-Fi issues, Asus has said no models on sale in the UK are affected by this quirk, Although Transformer owners will be impatient to try out Ice Cream Sandwich, I reckon Asus deserves praise f is for family iphone case for keeping fans informed, That's something many manufacturers are absolutely pants at, Asus fans may also be interested to know Apple is reportedly putting pressure on factories not to build the Asus' Zenbook ultrabooks, as they compete with the MacBook Air..

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CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, The simplicity of the software f is for family iphone case does mean, however, that Windows Phone is nowhere near as customisable as Android, so while you can fiddle around with the phone's background colours, opportunities for tinkering are severely limited, Windows Marketplace is not yet brimming with the same abundance of apps as the Apple Store or the Android Market, which is currently a significant drawback of all Windows Phones, the 710 included -- although we reckon its fortunes could experience a boost with the launch of Windows 8..

The Lumia 710 comes in plain ol' black and white, but a selection of brightly coloured backplates based on the jaunty CMYK shades used in colour printing give the phone a playful edge. It's bit of a chubster compared to its big brother the Lumia 800, and the plasticky casing has little of the 800's sophistication, but it does feel solid to hold. If you're more meerkat than cheetah, you'll be glad to hear the 710 caters well for social animals, with excellent social networking integration, particularly Facebook.