With the world becoming more globally linked and rise of the number of friends I have on Facebook that speak a completely different language to me, wouldn’t it be great
In an intelligent move after the spending spree of Christmas, HTC has launched a budget handset expected to be available on £15 per month contracts or less. The HTC Smart
Tis the season to save money, and Orange is leading this spirit of festivity and penny-pinching nicely with its current Giftbox deal. If you want to look generous by plonking
It has been confirmed that Spotify and the UK mobile phone operator 3 are working on a mobile phone bundled with access to Spotify. Starting next month 3 will start selling HTC's Hero smartphone and include Spotify premium access in the subscription.
Just when you thought there couldn’t be any more iPhone news, Vodafone have made a surprise announcement that they are getting the iPhone too! It was less then 24 hours ago that I wrote about Orange receiving the rights to sell the iPhone in the UK and now we can reveal that Vodafone have done a deal with Apple as well. This means that from early 2010 there will be 3 major networks providing the iPhone in the UK.
Everyone knows plenty of tech related myths, be it that you have to remove your memory stick properly or that a certain dictator was going to use PS2’s to launch missiles. Check which ones are true, and which ones are total fluff.
I for one have come back from Easter holidays a bit broke after traveling around, so it’s nice to find some freebies that keep on giving to help out until payday.
We’ve had a look for some free Sim Card deals from a range of operators, and thought we’d share in an effort to help you keep down mobile and potentially, other living costs.
Chances are though, that if you already have a phone, you already have a Sim Card. So how can our find help you out? Well phone companies often run deals like free calls to anyone on their network, movie discounts sent straight to your phone or even restaurant vouchers.
The legendary Stevie Wonder turned up at a press conference co-hosted by the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) and Sendero Group on 8th January, asking manufacturers to consider the
