With consumers already confused about the vast array of handsets to choose from, it looks as though they will be even more spoilt for choice with the announcement by LG
At the end of last week Three officially announced it’s new range of social networking focused mobiles, with the first handset, the INQ1, to hit the shelves a couple of
12th November 2008 saw HTC and Scartel launch the world’s first integrated GSM/WiMax handset – the HTC MAX 4G. Scartel (brand Yota) are a Russian mobile WiMAX provider, founded in
The Nokia E63 business phone was officially unveiled on November 12th 2008. Successor to the E71, some say this handset is a bit of a downgrade, with a reduced quality camera and lacking HSDPA or GPS. On the plus side though, it's rumoured to be cheaper than the E71, at around £160 - so good news in light of the current financial crisis.
If we weren’t already spoiled for choice with the numerous new handsets on the market, now there’s another one to consider parting with your hard-earned money for. The Sony Ericsson W705 Walkman phone features, well a little bit of everything to be honest.
As more and more mobile phones hit the store fronts, there is many a marketing department finding themselves hard pressed to do something a bit unique to show that their particular handset has a certain “je ne sais quoi” about it. Motorola is the latest company to have stepped out of the shadows with a phone that is bound to excite the photo aficionado in all of us, and a challenge that has resulted in some pretty astounding photography.
Last month we talked about the upcoming smartphone to hit the market, named the Blackberry Storm 9500. Well, exclusive news has just been sent to us that from this November, Phones4u will be the only retailer to be allowed to sell the Blackberry Storm in the UK.[…]
Today sees the launch of the Nokia N85, another top of the range handset from Nokia packed full of high quality features. Now I loved my N95! But looks wise,
