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Woman finds phone in bag of chips, completely overreacts

Gareth | March 3, 2009 |

In the US, there is a chain of stores known as Aldi. Aldi specializes in selling off brand food in large packages at very cheap prices. Recently a woman in Wisconsin  bought a bag of chips (crisps for our English readers) at an Aldi, and got a surprise. In the bag she found an old […]

Memphis Police Department embraces Celio Redfly and the future

Gareth | March 3, 2009 |

For years, police departments have been installing laptop computers in their patrol cars to give officers in the field access to critical information. The police in  Memphis Tennessee have been using smartphones for a while now to supplement their in car laptops, but there was a problem, the officers were having a hard time with […]

HTC Maple caught on camera

Gareth | March 2, 2009 |

The successor to the hugely popular HTC Excalibur or T-Mobile Dash has been a long time coming since the Cavalier never really came about and Engadgetmobile have spotted a picture of it which originates from Cnet. Looking at the picture the QWERTY keyboard looks a dream to use with nice big well spaced keys. Also […]

Windows Mobile 6.5 honeycomb menu, brilliant by design

Gareth | March 2, 2009 |

Lots of blogs and media sources were quick to cast doubt over the recently announced Windows Mobile 6.5 update especially the rather strange honeycomb layout of the new start menu. Well the guys at istartedsomething have analysed the structure of the honeycomb and come up with some interesting facts. The truth is, the honeycomb from […]

Windows Mobile 6.5 video on a Diamond2

Gareth | March 2, 2009 |

We had a brief glimpse of Windows Mobile 6.5 during MWC a couple of weeks back, now the guys at Areamobile have managed to get hold of an HTC Diamond2 running 6.5. The video is in German however you can still enjoy the demo as they show you the home screen, honeycomb launcher, the new […]

Nikon P80 review

Matt | March 2, 2009 |

Nikon’s P80 superzoom digital bridge camera, is it a viable alternative to a DSLR?   The Nikon P80 The P80 was introduced in April 2008 and was Nikon’s first look at the true superzoom market. It features a massive 18x zoom and 10 megapixel resolution; this joined a number of models from other manufacturers in […]

Mobile browsing market share

Gareth | March 1, 2009 |

In the mobile browsing arena, Net Applications reported that it had taken its first detailed look at market share and pronounced Apple’s iPhone as having a "commanding lead" with 66.61 percent of the market. But, Net Applications noted, "Android and BlackBerry are rapidly gaining market share. This does not mean that iPhone web browsing is […]

Asus P835 video tour

Gareth | March 1, 2009 |

The folks over at pda.pl have got hold of the recently announced Asus P835, you know the one with the 3.5” touchscreen that runs at WVGA (800 x 480 pixels) resolution, has the Asus Glide overlay and a trackball similar to what you find on the Blackberry devices. We have the video after the break […]

O2 sell their 1 millionth iPhone in the UK

Gareth | March 1, 2009 |

O2 has announced that it managed to shift its millionth iPhone onto the UK public last quarter, helping it achieve positive year-on-year revenue growth. In its quarterly results, the network showed a 5.9 per cent growth in revenue, which was squarely in the middle of what was expected. BlackBerry devices have also fared well for […]

Sony Ericsson W302 Walkman Phone unboxing

Matt | March 1, 2009 |

Continuing our look at music phones, this week we’re looking at the Sony Ericsson W302 Walkman Phone. This is an entry level phone from Sony Ericsson but still has some nice features such as the FM radio and supplied M2 micro memory card. The Sony Ericsson W302 Once again Nick will be putting this handset […]