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In the States, AT&T is throwing 4G Android powered superphones around with gay abandon, and the latest to join their illustrious line up is the HTC Inspire 4G.
HTC Inspire 4G – big, beefy and bountiful – but over there Read MoreWith the Android Market now stuffed with over 100,000 apps, games and widgets, Google has made it easier to browse and search the collection – and install new apps – …
Android Market website lets you install apps from your browser Read MoreIt’s been pedalling very slowly towards us – Nokia’s bike-powered mobile phone charger was in fact supposed to have wobbled our way by the end of 2010 – but it’s …
Nokia’s bike-powered mobile phone charger hits the UK Read MoreT-Mobile US have slammed down a press release to scoop up a few more details about their soon-come HSPA+, LG G-Slate tablet which is set to run Google’s Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) …
T-Mobile LG 8.9″ G-Slate 3D tablet coming soon Read MoreReleased last November, Google Shopper for Android has already proved a big hit, so the search engine giant is now letting iPhone-toting shopaholics get a slice of the action with their …
Google Shopper comes to the iPhone for your skillet buying pleasure Read MoreAlready thoroughly leaked a few days ago, Sony has swished back the velvet curtain and officially announced their new Sony DSC-HX100V and HX9V superzoom snappers.
Sony DSC-HX100V and HX9V 16.2MP superzooms landing in April Read MoreDesigned for use with Apple iPhones and iPods, Audio-Technica’s mid-priced ATH-CK400i in-ear headphones come with a tiny controller letting users adjust volume, answer calls, select music, and record audio.
Audio-Technica ATH-CK400i in-ear headphones – review Read MoreOnce again, Apple’s arbitrary app banhammer has been wielded with maximum random force, this time ejecting Sony’s Reader app on the grounds that the company won’t accept applications that permit …
Sony hits the roof as Apple ban Sony Reader iOS app Read MoreGoogle have announced on their official Google Blog that they’ve already implemented a new speak-to-tweet service to help internet-starved Egyptians get their message out.
Google’s speak-to-tweet service lets internet-starved Egyptians Tweet by phone Read More