Its coming up to summer and the days are getting sunnier. You’ll want to go out, call your mates to join you at the drop of a hat, listen to
The Blackberry Storm 2 may be launching sooner than imagined, and with a trick up its sleeve
Back in March, I wrote an article about Carbonite, where I reported on a possible loss of data effecting users backups. Very quickly, we had a response to the post from the CEO of Carbonite David Friend, who stated that there had been a problem with the firmware on the Promise servers they were using. Although it had effected some users, it certainly was not the calamity it had been made out to be, and he had phoned those people effected individually to apologize.
As Summer approaches and with it we come closer to the rumoured launch date of the next iPhone incarnation (apparently due somewhere around June) it comes as no surprise that the Apple rumour-mill shows no signs of slowing, and with that we’ve come across some of the proposed specs for the upcoming Apple handset.
Since it was released last week the Skype app has become the most popular download on the Apple iTunes app store - with more than a million downloads so far, and counting, but some mobile carriers have blocked the VoiP app on their 3G networks; with some going as far as even blocking usage via Wi-Fi.
A slightly late-to-the-party, movie tie-in, spider-phone is now up for sale for a respectable HK$1180, that's about £104 to us.
So I got bored the other weekend and had a little surf around the net, and ended up finally buying a new USB memory stick. I really wanted a novelty
As far as touch screen phones go, there really is no beating the popularity of Apple’s iPhone. But what if you want this interface with a decent camera, cut and paste, MMS, FM radio, and a landscape Qwerty keypad? These features come standard with the LG Arena KM900, but are they enough to beat the iPhone at it’s own game? Let’s find out.
