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Simple question today. Who did you buy your current smartphone from? I bit the bullet and got my iPhone in an upgrade which is unusual because I tend to buy smartphones unlocked out of contract
Read the original post: Over the past few weeks, while so many other sites have been forecasting the potential doom of RIM, I have been defending the company and its products.
See the article here: Richard has been spending time with a Sony Ericsson X10 Mini and sent in the following which offer a short, but comprehensive review of what the phone is really like. It’s small, very small (but then I knew that because I’d tested one in an O2 shop)
Go here to read the rest: Gizmodo has posted details of some clarification from T-Mobile and Orange UK regarding their Everything Everywhere setup. Both sets of customers will have access to both networks which in my opinion offers a major advantage in terms of coverage
Follow this link: EverNote has become the staple note taking service for millions of people around the world and has, unlike many services, continually evolved to keep up with the huge changes we have seen in the smartphone world. Originally it was set up as a desktop application that would store everything you needed in one place with plans laid down to enable syncing to a smartphone
Read the original here: The smartphone truly has arrived. According to the big technology sites and even the mainstream news the smartphone is the new mobile phone, but we tend to ignore such hyperbole because there is a new big thing every week. While on holiday last week I decided to take my family for lunch and we ended up in a quaint coffee shop that served sandwiches, tea and post food to older people of a certain class
Visit link: Apple has confirmed on its UK site that iOS 4.1 will be released next Wednesday (8th September). It will be interesting to see if the proximity sensor is fixed in this update, desperate for that one to start working, and to check out the HDR Photography option. Don’t forget that Game Center and HD video uploading will also arrive with this update
Go here to read the rest: Mobile phones are supposed to be carried by their owner and most of us keep them close by for the majority of each day.
Here is the original post: In a move that cleverly protects the company from Apple’s recent development of Game Center, OpenFient will be offering cross-platform multi-player gaming on iPhone and Android handsets . From slide to Play – “In a move designed to tilt the balance of power in the mobile gaming wars, OpenFeint has announced they will be bringing their social gaming platform to Google’s Android phones later this summer. Launch partners for the cross-platform shift include Glu, Digital Chocolate, and Hudson Entertainment, who already have several games available on the Android Market
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