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James Richardson | July 16, 2010 |
Apple has announced a special press conference about its problematic iPhone 4 – prompting speculation of a recall. The conference will be held today at 6PM UK time and will address the ‘death grip’ that so many people are having issues with. Will we see a fix for the problem or maybe some compensation? Either […]
Apple signal the arrival of iOS 4.0.1
Gareth | July 16, 2010 |
As expected, this minor iOS 4 update comes with an improved formula to display signal strength more accurately, but apart from that, based on what they’ve disclosed and what we’re hearing so far, there’s nothing else new this software update brings to the iPhone. Technorati Tags: Apple,iPhone,4.0.1,signal strength
LogMeIn leaves Beta behind on Android
Gareth | July 15, 2010 |
One of the most powerful remote access apps has arrived with for good on the Android platform. Having spent a while in Beta LogMeIn Ignition arrived today to get you access to you home or work desktop or Laptop without being in the room. You’re never more than a click away. With one click, you […]
Mobile industry is shafting customers on contract cancellations
Gareth | July 15, 2010 |
Over half of UK Punters aren’t told that they can cancel their mobile phone contacts if their local coverage is rubbish. The Communications Consumer Panel in the UK published a report saying that. The results of its research state that most customers simply aren’t given the low-down on cancellation policies from mobile contractors if coverage […]
James Richardson | July 15, 2010 |
The new Apple iPhone 4 is without doubt the one phone that has had the most attention this year. With a new design and improved specification the iPhone 4 is more than worthy of sitting in top place in the smart phone wars but how does it truly compare in my opinion with the many […]
iOS 4.1 Available to Developers
Gareth | July 14, 2010 |
After only 3 weeks after launch, iOS4 is getting its the first major update. Many people thought it would be 4.0.1 to fix the antenna problems with the iPhone 4, but Apple have jumped all the way to 4.1. It seems like there is some change to Game Center but no iPad support in 4.1. […]
Gareth | July 14, 2010 |
Great news for all of our US readers as Verizon, the biggest US carrier, has just had their summer catalog leaked by Boy Genius Report. But the most important thing seen in the leaked catalog is the sequel to the Motorola Droid (one of Verizon’s most popular devices), which is called the Droid 2. A […]
James Richardson | July 14, 2010 |
As you may have seen us mention on the blog or on Twitter, last night Matt and I recorded our weekly mobiletechaddicts podcast and had a special guest, Mike Fairman, the boss of GiffGaff. We put to him a selection of your questions and our own and the interview went extremely well with Mike confirming […]
Opera Mini updated for Android
James Richardson | July 14, 2010 |
If you have not tried Opera Mini on your Android phone now is the time to give it a whirl. Opera spreads the love to Android mobile phone users. Opera Mini 5.1 is now available for phones built on the Android platform, offering better browsing performance and improved user experience. With over 61 million […]
Mobile Tech Addicts Podcast 79: The Giff of the Gaff
Gareth | July 13, 2010 |
This week Gareth, Matt, James and Andy have a very special guest, Mike Fairman, the CEO of Giffgaff. In a lengthy interview Mike answers listener questions along with being grilled by a panel of Mobile Morons (not including Andy.) Direct Download iTunes Download the iPhone App RSS Feed Regulars: Gareth, Matt, James and Andy. Special […]
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