Nokia Unveils The New N9
June 21, 2011
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As many had predicted, Nokia has finally unveiled to the world its latest handset the N9 at a Nokia Connection event in Singapore. It’s the company’s first stab at a
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Jeremy Kyle On Your Smartphone! ITV Player For Android Is Here
June 21, 2011
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The way we experience television is changing. The days of the TV guide are on their last legs as services such as catch-up-TV and Sky + allow us to be
Google and the British Library Join Hands to Digitize 250,000 Books
June 20, 2011
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Google once had that grand ambition of digitizing all the books published so far. Well, the ambition met with certain roadblocks, thanks to the fact that the company decided to
Is It Time For The Rise OF Huawei?
June 20, 2011
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Huawei are the largest networking and telecommunications equipment supplier in China and the second-largest supplier of mobile telecommunications infrastructure equipment in the world (at least that’s what Wiki says.) The point
iPhone 5 Release Date Sept 7th with New Camera and Dual-Flash?
June 20, 2011
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With the news last week the Apple’s iPhone 5 was still on course for September release now the tech world has been turning its attention to a possible release date.
HTC Sense 3.0 Review
June 20, 2011
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Android smartphones are currently the top dog and while the platform is immensely popular among the users, it poses a different kind of problem for the phone companies. How do
Apple Helping Facebook in Developing Project Spartan: How Far Would it Go to Kill Flash
June 19, 2011
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According to rumors, Facebook is currently working on a secret project named “Project Spartan”. Though, this HTML5 based platform was earlier construed as a threat to Apple App Store, the
Is It Worth Upgrading the Desire to Gingerbread?
June 17, 2011
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Smartphones are great. They’re fun and they’re useful allowing you to work and connect on the move. They’re not even that expensive these days with competitive network contracts, but the