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Amazon Kindle Wireless Reading Device

Amazon Kindle Wireless Reading Device

Review The new internationalised Kindle uses AT&T's data network for wireless access, and represents an incremental improvement to the Kindle line, just as serious competition is ramping up in the e-book market. [10 Nov 2009]


Sony Ericsson releases cross-platform app tool

News WebSDK is a toolkit that allows developers to create software for Sony Ericsson's Android and Symbian-based handsets [19 Nov 2009]

Ion-toting Eee 1201N to hit UK in January

Blog Asus has confirmed its long-rumoured Eee PC 1201N, the first in the company's line of netbooks to use Nvidia's Ion graphics platform. The 1201N will also be one of the first netbooks to include... [19 Nov 2009]

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Microsoft, Acer team up on Windows 7 laptop

News The software giant has formed an alliance with Acer that will see it deliver Windows 7 laptops to rival Apple's proposed tablet [19 Nov 2009]

WorkSnug for iPhone now available

Blog A little while ago I blogged about an iPhone application called WorkSnug. It is a free tool that finds public Wi-Fi locations in London and uses augmented reality to display them on screen.... [19 Nov 2009]

Toshiba TG01 running Windows Mobile 6.5

Blog When we first saw the TG01 from Toshiba we were both delighted and displeased. There was a lot to like, but Toshiba’s cranky front end to its operating system Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional was,... [18 Nov 2009]

Nokia could drop Symbian for Maemo on N-series

Blog Nokia could drop Symbian for the Maemo Linux operating system on its flagship N-series handsets by 2012, according to Maemo marketing staff. A report published on Wednesday on The Really Mobile... [18 Nov 2009]

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Windows Marketplace available on 6.1 and 6.0 devices, but ne...

Blog It has taken a little while, but Microsoft has finally released its Marketplace for Windows 6.1 and 6.0 devices. This means that owners of those devices have access to over the air application... [17 Nov 2009]

Sony Ericsson X10 Android due in February

News The manufacturer's first Android handset will go on sale in February, according to a page on Sony Ericsson's website [16 Nov 2009]

Marketing Suggestions from an Ambivalent Windows 7 Customer

Blog Part of the work that's been keeping me busy the last few weeks have been involved with evaluating Windows 7 Embedded and/or the final released version of Windows 7 Pro, Ultimate, Business,... [15 Nov 2009]

Windows Mobile loses nearly a third of market share

News Microsoft's mobile operating system lost 28 percent of its smartphone market share over the past year, according to analysts at Gartner [13 Nov 2009]

Qualcomm readies 3G/4G mobile chipsets

News The company says it is sampling dual-mode chipsets that can switch between 3G and 4G wireless networks, and commercial products are expected next year [13 Nov 2009]

Mobile apps to get pushy, have presence on BlackBerry

Blog Most of the time, computers sit there waiting for you to ask them to do something. Phones tell you when they have something you care about. Most smartphones are more like a computer when it comes... [12 Nov 2009]

Samsung launches 'Bada' open mobile platform

News The mobile platform will allow developers to create applications for millions of Samsung mobile phones [11 Nov 2009]

The Crabble stand for your phone

Blog Sometimes something comes along that is so simple yet so very useful that you can’t believe you didn’t think of it first. The Crabble is one such object. Once upon a time smartphones came with... [11 Nov 2009]

Moblin 2.1 Final Release

Blog It's been about a week since the final release of Moblin 2.1 suddenly showed up on their web page. I've been distracted with Ubuntu Karmic and Mandriva 2010, though, and although I loaded it on... [10 Nov 2009]

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UK unaffected by Nokia recall of 14m chargers

News The handset giant has set up a charger exchange programme after several models were found to have poor build quality that creates a risk of electrical shock [10 Nov 2009]

Google buys mobile display ad firm AdMob

Blog Google has bought the mobile display advertising firm AdMob, the companies announced on Monday. The acquisition, for $750m (£449m) in stock, will "enhance Google's existing expertise and... [09 Nov 2009]

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Dell Adamo XPS: a first look

Dell Adamo XPS: a first look

Preview More details have finally emerged on Dell's ultra-thin, ultra-stylish Adamo XPS. Check out our preview and image gallery. [09 Nov 2009]


Size matters - or choose your phone according to your pocket

Blog I’ve just posted a First Take story on the HTC HD2. It’s a superb device. The fast processor and capacitive screen give Windows Mobile the kind of lift that brings it up to the high standards... [09 Nov 2009]

HTC HD2

Blog I’ve spent a few hours with HTC’s latest Windows Mobile based smartphone, the HD2. Much anticipated, this device represents the leading edge of Windows Mobile smartphones. It has facilities like... [09 Nov 2009]

HP ProBook 4310s

HP ProBook 4310s

Review The ProBook 4310s is an unremarkable 13.3in. notebook that's bulkier than we'd like and delivers disappointing battery life. The price is competitive, though, and the keyboard is comfortable to use. [09 Nov 2009]


Android users get Adobe Photoshop app

News Adobe has brought the popular mobile app to Android phones, allowing users to edit photos from thier phones and access their collection on Photoshop.com [09 Nov 2009]

Sony VAIO X

Sony VAIO X

Review Sony's high-end VAIO X is built with essentially netbook components and makes an enviable conversation piece, but the price is high. [05 Nov 2009]


HP Mini 5101

Blog There are plenty of netbooks around, but those aimed specifically at businesspeople are few and far between. Hewlett Packard’s Mini 5101 is just that, though, and we like it. You have to be... [04 Nov 2009]

HP ProBook 4710s

HP ProBook 4710s

Review If you need plenty of screen and don't want to use an external monitor, this bulky 17.3in. notebook could be a good choice. It's a good performer, but HP could have added a few more ports and user-programmable keys. [04 Nov 2009]


Series 60 phones get Google voice search

Blog Google has released a version of its voice search application for users of Symbian Series 60 handsets. Series 60 is mostly used in Nokia smartphones such as the E71 but also in some handsets... [03 Nov 2009]

Sony Ericsson goes Android with Xperia X10 Camera icon

Sony Ericsson goes Android with Xperia X10

Photo The manufacturer has unveiled the Microsoft Exchange-supporting X10, its first handset to use Google's open-source mobile operating system [03 Nov 2009]


That's how they did it: VAIO X Series uses Sandisk

Blog When I picked up the ultra-thin Sony VAIO X this summer, I actually did a double-take; it was so light I had a momentary impression that local gravity had failed. It was so light, when I went to... [03 Nov 2009]

iPhone officially lands in China

iPhone officially lands in China

News Crowds in China honoured the tradition of lining up for the phone hours in advance, as Apple launched its iconic device in the world's largest mobile market [02 Nov 2009]


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Nokia E63

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Review Although it's missing some features (chiefly HSDPA and GPS), Nokia's E63 is a well-thought-out, ergonomic and affordable smartphone.

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Ion-toting Eee 1201N to hit UK in Janu...

Asus has confirmed its long-rumoured Eee PC 1201N, the first in the company's line of netbooks to use Nvidia's Ion graphics platform. The 1201N will also be one of the first netbooks... More

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WorkSnug for iPhone now available

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When we first saw the TG01 from Toshiba we were both delighted and displeased. There was a lot to like, but Toshiba’s cranky front end to its operating system Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional... More

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