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Phonearena video review of Blackberry Storm 2

Gareth | October 31, 2009 |

Phonearena have review the Blackberry Storm 2. A fairly interesting phone that follows up a phone that was somewhat flawed on it’s initial release. From the looks of things many of the problems have been worked out and the device has been refined to am more competant device. Check after the break for the video:

FREE British to American Slang Dictionary for iPhone – released

Gareth | October 31, 2009 |

Americans like to drop by to UK whenever they visit Europe, because after alll it is a country where English language that they use – has been invented.

Samsung Pixon12 Review

James Richardson | October 31, 2009 |

The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is deemed to be one of the best camera phones around at the moment. Taking great photos with a mobile phone is a huge bonus but can the Pixon12 deliver in other areas or is the camera all its good for? Samsung M8910 Pixon12 What’s in the box: Samsung Pixon12 Handset […]

TomTom car kit for iPhone is now available

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

Ok form an orderly queue, TomTom have just informed us that they have the car kit for the iPhone available and ready for shipping. It does look like a nice holder for the iPhone and a few nice additional features such as enhanced GPS, hands free calling (I bet its unusable over 30mph like other […]

Are O2 prioritising certain types of data traffic for the iPhone?

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

Here is an interesting article from Intomobile. Something I believe would entirely plausible and have seen posts in the past concerning certain networks favouring platforms with preferential treatment when it comes to data.

Piracy rate of iPhone apps is 95% – shame on you jailbreakers!

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

iPhone users who are jailbreaking their iPhones think that they are doing nothing innocent – just achieving “freedom”. Nonsense. In fact, due to jailbreaking piracy rate among iPhone developers is huge and now it has been proven:

TwitterPeek Mobile Tweeting Device

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

While the rest of the world is heading down the convergence route, here we have a device totally dedicated to Twitter, TwitterPeek is a slim, lightweight mobile gadget that enables you to use Twitter on-the-go from anywhere in the US. It is the world’s first Twitter device from the makers of Twitter and Peek. Because […]

Android building up steam

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

The last few weeks have seen a slurry of new Android devices being announced or actually released, some on this side of the pond, others in the USA, after what can definitely be called a slow start, Android is now marching full steam ahead. Windows Mobile is in a state of flux, you can’t argue […]

Google’s swish Navigation Beta in Android 2.0

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

Here’s a pretty cool article from Android Community featuring some lovely images and a video of the Google’s new Maps Navigation Beta that may hit with Android 2.0. While we may have caught up with the main features of Android 2.0 earlier this week, Google have been keeping one surprise.  Google Maps Navigation Beta is […]

Palm giveth and Apple taketh away

Gareth | October 30, 2009 |

It’s must be frustrating being a Pre owner and wondering if your phone is going to sync in the morning. For many, it won’t, again. Hopefully only for a short time but it’s becoming quite tired to see Apple acting like a petulant child not letting any other kids play with their toys. Does Apple […]