Phones
If you are in the UK and want to get one of these last minute Xmas bargains then do not fear as Clove can get it to you in time for the big day.
Samsung B7300 – £195 + VAT HERE
Samsung B7300 Omnia Lite
Sony Ericsson Satio – £350 + VAT HERE
Sony Ericsson Satio
Nokia 6303 – £60 + VAT HERE
Nokia 6303
Nokia 6700 – £130 + VAT HERE
Nokia 6700
LG Chocolate BL40 – £300 + VAT HERE
LG Chocolate BL40
BlackBerry Storm 2 (9520) Vodafone locked – £300 + VAT HERE
BlackBerry Storm2
The above devices are all ready for dispatch today so be quick!
Posted by: James
The iPhone Bluetooth Keyboard driver allows you to use a Bluetooth keyboard with the iPhone and iPod Touch. Foldable, travel-friendly keyboards have been supported for at least a half of a decade by all smartphones, except by the iPhone. That is a shame, as the the iPhone is a compact computer you already carry around. Combined with a portable keyboard, it can replace your laptop for taking notes or writing emails at meetings or at your favorite coffee shop.
This iPhone Bluetooth keyboard driver fills this gap. It is based on the open-source BTstack project, a Bluetooth stack designed for embedded devices where resources are scarce.
This driver runs on the iPhone 3G(S) and all iPod touch devices with Bluetooth support. It is unclear yet, if it works properly on the iPhone 2G. It will be available via the Cydia Store soon.
From my darling Leana I was given the Archos 5 Internet Tablet with Android. This in the latest device from the French portable media masters Archos. I do not feel it right to review a device I own so I thought I was draw up some passing thoughts on this 160gb flavoured bad boy.
The cold weather must be getting to them, as they are offering some last minute Christmas Deals.
Santa Claus is coming to town, which means from Friday 25 December until Friday 1 January you can enjoy free mobile internet on your phone, all week.
Asked Little Saint Nick for a new phone this Christmas? Get online and find out what it can do. From finding the perfect venue for New Year’s Eve to seeing your friends’ photos on Facebook. With free mobile internet for a whole week your Christmas fun need never stop.
It’s easy. Just use your phone to go online anytime between Christmas Day and New Years Day. The offer is open to Vodafone pay as you go and pay monthly customers with a consumer contract. If you have a mobile internet bundle, the data you use during Christmas week will not count towards your monthly data allowance.
There’s no catch. Our free Christmas mobile internet offer is available to all our consumer customers, pay as you go or pay monthly.
Via Press Release
Vodafone have opened the pre-order channels for the much anticipated appearance of the worlds best phone on their network. The contract prices surprise surprise are not exactly ground breaking or price war stimulating to say the least, but if your like me and have struggled with bad coverage from O2 this may be a god send, plus you can always add on the Vodafone Access Gateway which is a femtocell that should give you a full signal using your ADSL or Cable broadband.
All the pre-order and price plan details can be found right here, good luck, took me five attempts this morning to complete the order, looks like demand is strong.
Got a N900 or thinking of getting one but not sure how well some of the must have features like Twitter work? Fear not, checkout the video below for the full lowdown on how to access the micro blogging site everyone loves to hate.
There’s a local application called Mauku but also a whole host of web services that work on the class leading browser, including Twithive and Hahlu.
This is NOT your average unboxing video!
I’ve been trying to get my hands on the Nokia N900 for a while now, many of you have emailed me asking for a review or asking questions about the N900 so we’ve been bugging Nokia for a review model almost daily!
About a week ago I had an email from Nokia asking if I would like to try out one of their new handsets, but the catch was that they were unable to tell me which one they were going to send me! Not a problem I said, we’ll take a look anyway.
The Nokia N900
So a few days ago this large, heavy black plastic cube turned up in the office. There were no instructions, no list of contents, just a USB to MiniUSB cable supplied. There was no obvious way to open the box – a little puzzle! 🙂
So first of all we connected the box up to a PC with the USB cable to see what would happen, when Windows reported that it was installing drivers for a USB to Serial bridge and added a serial device on COM4 I thought it would be a good idea to start a terminal connection to it and, well watch the video below to see what happened next.
Head over to the forum to discuss the Nokia N900 and feel free to ask questions in time for the review. Don’t forget to Follow us on Twitter to be notified when the review goes live too!
EDIT: Our full Nokia N900 review has now been posted on the site and you can also see James’ Nokia N900 Demonstration video too.
Nokia N900 specification:
- Dimensions: 110.9 x 59.8 x 19.55 millimetres
- Mass: 181 grams (battery included)
- 600 MHz Texas Instruments OMAP 3430 CPU
- 256MB RAM / 768MB ROM
- 32GB internal storage
- 3.5″ colour transflective TFT 800 x 480 pixels
- Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR and A2DP
- WiFi – 802.11b/g
- Infrared Gate
- Nokia Internet Tablet OS Maemo 5.0
- Video output
- 3.5mm headphone connector
- Quad-band GSM and Tri-band HSDPA/3G
- FM radio (87.5-108MHz) with RDS
- Built in GPS and Nokia Maps
- 5 Megapixel auto-focus camera and dual-LED flash
- 0.3MP forward-facing camera for video calling
- 1320 mAh battery
Posted by: Matt
I just wanted to draw your attention to some recent updates in our product range that may be of interest to you and more likely your readers – Especially on the run up to Christmas!
A few stocking fillers to begin with –
HTC HD2 PO S511 Flip Case – Now Available
HTC DC M400 Micro USB Data Cable – Now In stock
HTC CC C200 Micro USB Car Charger – Due Monday
HTC HD2 Sync Charge Cradle – TBC (Approx Mid-December)
Micro USB Travel Charger (UK/EU/US) – NOW IN STOCK
Older end of line or clearance products – Many bargains to be had.
Some of the more exciting offers!
On the 21st birthday of the cult TV series, the official Red Dwarf Soundboard App is now available from the App Store. The app means iPhone and iPod touch users can now carry the sounds of the Red Dwarf crew around in their pocket, as the rest of us are forced to endure them.
There’s no less than 32 iconic audio clips from the TV series, letting users re-live the classic lines over and over again from, you guessed it, "smeg head" to " smoke me a kipper, I’ll be back for breakfast". There’s also a slideshow of stills for when the audio gets tired, which we reckon will be about 45 seconds after you download the app.
The Red Dwarf Soundboard App is available for £1.19 from the App Store.
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