The top product of this week is the lasted high-end smartphone from HTC, the One X.
This smartphone running on Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich" with the new HTC Sense 4.0 interface, features a Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor running at 1.5 GHz and 1 GB RAM which allows fluid browsing and reactive games.
For the storage of photos,videos and other applications it has 3 GB of internal memory and even 25 GB of cloud storage via Dropbox.
The Super LCD2 giant screen of 4.7 inch and a 1280 x 720 resolution provides a exceptional image quality.

Of course, taking photos is possible thanks to its 8 megapixel camera with auto focus, LED flash and BSI sensor and a 1.3 megapixel front camera for video chat.

In addition to Wi-FI and bluetooth, HTC One X is equipped with NFC technology (Near Field Communication) which allows to communicate with payment terminals for example.

Htc One X is available in black and grey colours.

With the current technology advances, we still need more storage for to archive our datas. Also be able to access our files from anywhere becomes commonplace. And that Google and Microsoft have understood. A  brief overview of online storage services, Skydrive and Google.

Start with Google Drive. The Mountain view company offers by default a 5GB storage space, free, accessible from anywhere. It's a veritable collaboration tool that allows store but also share your Google Docs and edit by several persons from any device.

If the 5GB are not enough, you can opt for a subscription of 25GB for $2.49/month, 100GB for $4.99/month, or if you are greedy, 16TB for $799.99/month.

Google Drive is available for Pc and Mac, Android devices and soon for iPhone and iPad.

Microsoft also turns to cloud computing with its Skydrive. Their service also offers a free 7GB online storage and accessible from a PC, Mac, iPad and smartphone thanks to the Skydrive app, wherever you are. You can add 20GB for $10 per year, 50GB for $25, or 100GB for $50.

One thing is sure, the future of datas storage is in clouds, you will be spoilt for choice!

This week the top product is a digital camera: Canon Powershot SX150 IS.
The trend is for powerful zoom on the compact cameras market. But with the SX150 IS, Canon is reasonable by limiting to a focal length of 28-336 mm, also seen on the SX130 IS.

We find very few changes from a model to another. However, the sensor has gone from 12 megapixels to 14 megapixels. The Smart Auto mode can now to have 32 scenes against 28 scenes before. As regards the video mode, it remains limited in HD 720p. The camera still allows to record in stereo what you film.

You'll also find a Hints & tips mode that you can familiarize with the various cameras functions.