As we told you last week, thanks to the Olympics, London Tube commuters will be getting Wi-Fi on the platform by 2012. But this news is nowhere near as exciting as it sounds. As I said in the original post on Tube Wi-Fi, we don’t exactly have money to splash around do we? Wi-Fi on [...]

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Now, that we are done with the speculations about Verizon iPhone, it’s time to get some straight facts. Verizon has announced its $30 unlimited data plan for its soon-to-be released iPhone 4. The news has been confirmed by the company’s chief operating officer in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. The company has definitely [...]

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More juicy details have come our way regarding Sony’s new PSP2, the current rumours doing the rounds are that the new handheld with come with OLED screen and 3G network connectivity.

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Following closely in the footsteps of Orange, Three is due to release contract-binded iPads with WiFi and 3G to those who aren’t a fan of paying full price for the tablet. Although iPad prices are very similar throughout with the 24 month contract deal, Three has a notably larger monthly data allowance than Orange, offering 15GB [...]

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Using a simple computer, a home built transmitter and receiver, plus some readily available software, Chris Paget was able to develop a system whereby he could monitor any conversation using 2G or 3G technology. In the early 1990s came the second generation (2G), which switched from analogue to digital transmission, signalling a massive rise in [...]

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You might be a nature lover, but that does not mean that you have to leave technology behind. An enterprising telecom company has now rolled out Nepal’s first 3G service at the Mount Everest base camp. I can hear the trekkers rejoicing! The new service is likely to help thousands of climbers who visit Mount Everest [...]

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Not too long ago Orange and T-Mobile merged together, and as of today, you can roam across either network free of charge if you are on either network. The service isn’t forced upon customers; it is activated by registering on either the Orange or T-Mobile websites. Once you sign up for the service you will [...]

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Skype have today debuted a fully working Android app. The video calling company are now offering their services on mobile devices with no Verizon limitations. Android Police have reported that the app currently only works through WiFi unfortunately (as opposed to your mobile’s data connection), although this could easily change in the future. The press [...]

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