#phone for gaming

Early this year, gaming hardware company Razer acquired Nextbit, the startup behind the Robin Cloud-First Android Smartphone. The move now adds up, as Razer is reportedly developing a smartphone for hardcore gamers, according to a report from Bloomberg. Before that, we are used to a lot of great phones that do a ton of tricks but often fail us when it's time to connect to the net. That being said, if you are a heavy SMS user, then the iPhone is not for you. That's because you will have to unlearn everything you know about text-typing all these years -- and that is a hard thing to do for most phone users. The wealth of games found in the iPhone via the App Store makes gaming on the mobile phone like the second coming of Snakes on the Nokia phone over a decade ago. Push and Fetch Data allows you to set the phone to receive email and other data from the server (MobileMe) as well as a fetch options (in intervals of 15 mins, 30 mins,hourly or manually) for other emails that do not support the Push function. Ample storage for photos, videos and music the new iPhone 3G comes in 8GB and 16GB. Read more in our articles including "Razer smartphone for hardcore gamers could be in the works" and "iPhone 3G: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".