Blackberry has always been a business customers type of phone, with no PAYG Blackberry being previously available. Orange however, in an attempt to get round the current recession, have decided
On show at CES was the Blackberry Curve 8900, the thinnest and lightest full QWERTY BlackBerry to date. It will be available on the T-Mobile (USA) network. At 13.5mm thick
So the name doesn’t exactly excite me. What’s wrong with a cool and exciting name for the brand new handset? Tsk! If only I could name phones…. The Pre is
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 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.
A month ago we did a preview of the new Samsung Omnia (meaning ‘everything’ in Latin and ‘wish’ in Arabic), and concluded that it did a pretty god job in
Overview Samsung have recently announced the launch of the Omnia (meaning ‘everything’ in Latin and ‘wish’ in Arabic, do you see where they’re going with this?), i900. Samsung describe this
Overview In 2007, if you were looking for a super smart phone, then I wouldn’t have been surprised if the Nokia N95 was one of the top ones on your
