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RIM and Nokia Not Happy with Apple

Gareth | July 17, 2010 |

At yesterday’s press conference, Steve Jobs defended it’s iPhone 4 antenna issue by saying that all smartphones had this problem and by showing several devices from Nokia, HTC and RIM having the same problem. Now as you can expect, you wouldn’t be very happy if Steve Jobs bashes your device on stage, so RIM and Nokia […]

Traffic Eye for iPhone video

Matt | July 17, 2010 |

Here is a quick video demo of Traffic Eye for iPhone. With the UK roads being rather congested at times what is better that trying to avoid the jams. Traffic Eye will enable you to do this by letting you view the CCTV cameras on our motorways and major A roads. What a splendid idea. […]

R.I.P Nexus One

Gareth | July 16, 2010 |

Widely believed  to be the best phone among the geek community, the Nexus One is coming the end of its life. As Google is no longer going to make its own Android handset and they have just received its last shipment of handsets. The Nexus One never really caught on outside of the android and geek […]

Steve Jobs on ‘Antennagate’

Matt | July 16, 2010 |

There’s a press conference going on at Apple at the moment and as expected it’s all about the problems with iPhone 4. Well I say all about the problems but in the first part of the ‘show’ Apple state that the iPhone is the number one smartphone and that in 22 days over 3,000,000 (that’s […]

Apple Offers Free Cases!

Gareth | July 16, 2010 |

Today, at Apple’s press conference about the iPhone 4 antenna problem, Steve Jobs explained everything that was wrong with the iPhone 4. Steve began the keynote by saying that their phones aren’t perfect. But then continued saying that the iPhone 4 was the biggest phone launch ever and that the iPhone 4 has the highest […]

Android Marketplace has 70k Apps

Gareth | July 16, 2010 |

The Android marketplace has just passed the 70,000 apps. Now this was to be expected as the popularity of Android has skyrocketed in the past year. Also it only took 3 months to get from 50,000 apps to 70,000. However, the big news is that AndroLib is saying that Android users have downloaded more than 1 […]

HTC 1 takes breath away

Gareth | July 16, 2010 |

Designer Andrew Kim has cooked up a concept smartphone for HTC dubbed the "1" that makes the company’s current offerings look, well… last generation. The device, built from a brass housing (coated in silver) eschews the phone-maker’s recent crop of fairly standard looking mobile devices for something decidedly more sophisticated — and cans the familiar […]

Apple hold a press conference

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 […]