Currently leaking all over t’Internet are photos of HTC’s new Mondrian Windows Phone 7 handset, and we’re rather impressed with what we’ve seen so far.
For audiophiles with pockets deeper than a Rhondda coal mine, a pair of Denon AH-NC800 noise cancelling headphones could be the latest must-have purchase.
With the company feeling pretty stoked about the global adoption of the Android platform, Google has decided to create a gallery to show off the best, and let users quickly compare specs and other details.
If you’re looking for some discount tablet action but are being put off by the hefty price tags adorning offerings from the likes of Apple and Samsung, then UK retailer Next has got a real bargain for you: a 10.1″ touchscreen Android tablet for just £180.
The media bangs on much about the iPhone you couldn’t blame folks for thinking that Apple must be the biggest phone manufacturer in the world.
Blackberry users keen to tell everyone where they are and what they’re doing will be chuffed to learn that the location and checkin app Foursquare app for Blackberry now comes with push notifications bolted on.
Sony Ericsson have slammed down an intriguing new accessory for Android phones, a wee little fella called the Sony Ericsson LiveView.
With their first attempt to roll out the Android HTC Desire Froyo 2.2 update rapidly turning into a fiasco with the upgrade being withdrawn due to ”potential freezing issues,” O2 are trying again.
We were a little miffed to receive an email from the Xmarks team today notifying us that they will be shutting down their free browser synchronisation services on January 10, 2011.
Research In Motion have unveiled details of their new Blackberry PlayBook, a tablet device mixing up elements of Apple’s iPad, Palm’s long abandoned Foleo project and the webOS mobile interface.
Everyone loves free stuff, and GPS specialists Navmii hope that you’re going to break out the romantic sonnets at the news that they’re offering their Navfree iPhone satnav app for absolutely nothing. Zero. Zilch. Nuppence.
Originally called the ‘London Bridge Tower’, and then the ‘Shard London Bridge’ and ‘Shard of Glass’ before most people settled on describing it as ‘The Shard,’ this elegant skyscraper is set to be the tallest building in London, the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Sharp have legged it up the platform and managed to get onboard the Android tablet train in time to announce two new devices, regaling under the daft name, “Galapagos.”
A new study has confirmed what folks with only a passing interest in technology probably already suspected: Apple attracts a disproportionate amount of media attention.
Videos of the as yet unreleased HP Slate have started to circulate, and the latest eight-minute ‘hands on’ video even comes with one of the dreaded ‘unboxing videos.’
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