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Xperia panel interface was originally rejected by Microsoft

Gareth | September 27, 2008 |

With Sony Ericsson’s inaugural Windows Mobile device set to be launched in the coming days, the handset maker has revealed that it had to convince Microsoft to embrace plans to make the Windows interface more user-friendly. To take the device beyond Windows’ traditional business roots, Sony Ericsson has added a user-friendly front end to the […]

Forget titanium, lets have wooden mobiles

Matt | September 27, 2008 |

There is a man in Russia who builds new cases for mobile phones from apple tree wood. He fully disassembles new handsets and carves an individual wooden case for each device, giving them unique little touches. Each small part gets its own wooden case – the antenna, the sim-card, the battery. The SIM card is […]

Windows Mobile 7 Delay, after the dust has settled

Gareth | September 27, 2008 |

We have spoken on the last podcast about the disappointment that we felt when we heard the news that Windows Mobile 7 would be delayed until the second half of next year and now after giving it some thought over the last few days maybe it is not such a bad thing that they are […]

Another Touch HD video

Gareth | September 27, 2008 |

Another video hands on of the HTC Touch HD, this time it reveals that the camera has point focus, this basically means you can touch the screen when in camera mode and the focus of the camera will be aimed at that part of the view finder, it is a nice feature to have and […]

Hot Fix for G-Sensor Calibration in HTC Touch Diamond

Gareth | September 26, 2008 |

One thing missing when you compare the HTC Diamond and the later released HTC Touch Pro was the tilt sensor calibration application under settings. Well now you can download a hot fix direct from the HTC support site which gives you the ability to calibrate your tilt sensor on your HTC Diamond. This hot fix […]

iPhone 3G and iPod Charge Converter

Gareth | September 26, 2008 |

We posted a while back (here, here and here) about the problems with the iPhone 3G no longer charging through the old Firewire charging pins and the trouble this caused with iPod docks but most commonly with car integration kits. Well a solution has just been announced which should be available from the 1st October […]

LG KC910 (Renoir) press launch

Matt | September 26, 2008 |

Last night I attended the official LG KC910 (aka LG Renoir) launch event here in London. The KC910 picks up where the LG Viewty left off and boast a number is incredibly features such as being the worlds thinnest 8 megapixel camera phone with Schneider-Kreuznach certified optics, xenon flash, image stabiliser, auto-focus, manual focus, Face […]

A bit of Friday fun

Gareth | September 26, 2008 |

Just spotted this video over at Jason Langridges blog and I thought it should be shared as a little bit of Friday humour is always good to have. If your partner gives you a hard time over the amount of gadgets you have this should appeal to you, check it out after the break for […]

Adobe opens Photoshop.com Mobile Beta for Windows Mobile

John McKenzie | September 26, 2008 |

Adobe Photoshop.com Mobile with support for Windows Mobile devices and the Beta went online recently. Unfortunately Adobe didn’t put a lot of thought into the name given to this as users could be mislead into thinking that this is a fully mobile version of the much used and loved Photoshop photo editing suite when infact […]

Samsung M8800 Pixon (AKA Bresson) appears

John McKenzie | September 26, 2008 |

The 8 megapixel full touchscreen Samsung M8800 seems to have been announced today – rather quietly in fact. And it’s already been previewed by a Russian team, who provided some nice images along the way. The Samsung M8800, be it Bresson or Pixon, is the second 8 megapixel handset by Samsung, following the Symbian-powered Samsung […]