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Some pics slip out of the iPhone 4G

Gareth | June 3, 2010 |

The iPad looks like the iPhone. Oh wait, not anymore. If these pictures are legit and there is very little reason to believe they aren’t then the iPhone will have it’s first visible redesign since it’s inception.  Another pic after the break:

Leaked picture of the BlackBerry Curve 9300

James Richardson | June 3, 2010 |

With the BlackBerry Pearl 3G set to arrive in the next week or so I just stumbled upon a nice article over at crackberry.com. A secret spy has managed to get hold of some pictures of the next generation BlackBerry Curve, the 9300. The main change I can see here is the chrome bezel around […]

Review: Palm Pre

Gareth | June 2, 2010 |

  One phone that seems to have suffered almost every failing that could come to it is the Palm Pre. A phone we have been excited about playing with for an extended period since its first announcement. So what is our take on the Palm Pre, Precious or Preposterous.

Vodafone and 3 offer best value for money for roaming in South Africa

Gareth | June 2, 2010 |

Consumer Focus calculated costs for an English mobile phone user in South Africa on a realistic match day scenario. The scenario used is as follows: Phoning home in the morning to speak to partner / kids – 5 mins, calling a friend in to arrange where to meet before the game – 3 mins, 6 […]

Motorola announces the FLIPOUT

Matt | June 2, 2010 |

I’m not sure what Motorola’s fascination with adding the Flip-name to recent devices but in a press release today (which you can see in full below) they came out to announce the Motorola FLIPOUT, their latest flippy handset to feature MOTOBLUR as seen on the Dext here in the UK and the Droid and Cliq […]

BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 get priced at Vodafone

James Richardson | June 2, 2010 |

I am hoping we will get to see the BlackBerry 9105 in the next week or so. Vodafone will have it for sure and it looks like the device will be free from £25 per month on a 24 month contract. Good news for the phone but not so good for the contract length. The […]

Cut price roaming charges for the World Cup

Gareth | June 2, 2010 |

The English FA has named its SIM provider for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa to help cut mobile roaming charges during the tournament. 0044 Ltd will provide the FA with South African SIM card and data cards that allow free incoming calls and outgoing calls starting from 19p/min. This will save as much […]

Qualcomm to add dual-core power to HTC Mondrian?

Matt | June 2, 2010 |

We recently heard that Qualcomm had increased the clock speed of their Snapdragon CPU’s up to 1.2GHz and had started to manufacture a dual core version that we believe could find a home in the rumoured HTC Mondrian. The Mondrian is certainly said to be a powerhouse and the Snapdragon should have the horsepower to […]

Mobile Tech Addicts Podcast 73

Gareth | June 1, 2010 |

Andy, James, Matt and Gareth are back for another fun filled chat about mobile technology. Matt lets off a little steam about PC World, Andy  rants about the network, James hums over the Samsung Galaxy Portal and Gareth recommends three budget phones hidden in darkened corners of the internet.   Regulars: James Richardson, Matt Davis, Gareth […]

Acer Liquid E Ferrari special edition

Matt | June 1, 2010 |

We heard about the ‘E’ version of the Acer Liquid a while ago and today Acer came out with an announcement that there will be a special Farrari edition of the Liquid E. I’ve been using an Acer Liquid for several months and recently upgraded it to Android 2.1 which essentially makes it a Liquid […]