Now understandably, not everybody is a techy whiz kid when it comes to mobiles, especially those as advanced as the G1 and its rivals. So, the nice people at T-Mobile
Here’s a sneak preview of HTC’s latest handset, the Iolite. Now it hasn’t officially been announced as yet, so there’s no word on pricing or availability, but it’s available for pre-order
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, popularly known as the ‘Tube’, is Nokia’s first fully touchscreen phone. It features a 3.2 inch, 16million colour touchscreen display and has an accelerometer for automatic
My review of the HTC Touch Diamond left me disappointed and wanting more. Nothing major, just a few simple things that would make using the phone more enjoyable. Well it seems as though HTC have taken onboard customer feedback (you would hope so, right?!) and the HTC Touch HD features improvements. So how will this new smartphone from HTC fare? Let’s check it out.
The third of Motorola’s latest mobiles is the VA76r, nicknamed Tundra. Let’s define the word ‘Tundra’ (just for fun…) A treeless area between the icecap and the tree line of
The W233, appropriately nicknamed Renew, is extremely lightweight at just 93grams and its casing, with green edging, is made from recycled plastic bottles. (Ahh so that’s where my Pepsi bottles
Sharp have announced 2 new clamshell handsets for the Chinese market. It was a somewhat surprise announcement really, as we’ve not seen a GSM handset from Sharp for a while.
If you fancy yourself a bit of an entrepreneur but lack the cash to get your ideas off the ground, then maybe it’s time to go green as that’s where
