User Rating:
Good: Bright clear full-HD 6.3-inch TFT display; good battery life; LTE connectivity; solid build.
Bad: TouchWiz UI; average camera, random reboots; slightly sluggish dual-core processor.
Bottom Line: With a recommended retail price of S$798, the Galaxy Mega seems a tad expensive for a midrange handset, but its solid build and brilliant screen makes this a phablet you can consider getting. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The Sprint Vital has a big, bright 5-inch screen, a decent 13-megapixel camera, and a competitively low price tag.
Bad: The Vital comes with a lot of bloatware, the home button can be unresponsive, and call quality is mediocre.
Bottom Line: While the Sprint Vital is ZTE's best handset to date, the HTC One outshines it by miles for the same price. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: Adobe's latest version of Photoshop Lightroom handles offline images a lot more gracefully than previous iterations and adds some tools that streamline local retouching.
Bad: Still lacks features that some users might miss, including face detection (and related efficiencies), HDR and panorama tools and beyond-basic video support.
Bottom Line: A nice, but not necessarily must-have update, Adobe Lightroom 5 remains a strong program for working with raw images. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: Adobe's latest version of Photoshop Lightroom handles offline images a lot more gracefully than previous iterations and adds some tools that streamline local retouching.
Bad: Still lacks features that some users might miss, including face detection (and related efficiencies), HDR and panorama tools and beyond-basic video support.
Bottom Line: A nice, but not necessarily must-have update, Adobe Lightroom 5 remains a strong program for working with raw images. [Read more]