Nokia has a long history as one of the vendors who create phones that are specific for a true music lover. Look at some XpressMusic and 58xx series which successfully introduced a new way of listening to music. This tradition is continued by Nokia, by introducing the 'music box' of their latest, which was named Nokia ...
Can the LG InTouch Max compete with the HTC Tattoo The LG Intouch Max is a phone that bucks the current Android trend of the likes of the Google nexus one and Motorola Milestone by placing itself squarely at the budget end of the spectrum, while the Koreans are also hoping they've packed on enough tech ...
SMLLR SLR Here is the most vexing problem in photography: to get snaps that look more pro, we need a digital SLR. But the bulk of body and lens combined means that it’s not the most portable option. DSLR quality without the heft is the Holy Grail. Olympus and Panasonic’s Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens system ...
One of the best apps to ever grace the smartphone world tested Music streaming service Spotify has been branching out. No longer are the Swedes happy with dominating your daily desktop audio, but are bidding to take over your smartphone by outing a series of mobile apps allowing unlimited music on the go. Spotify Mobile for Apple ...
The Nokia N97 was a long time coming to the mobile market. Announced way back in December 2008, it was a further six months till it saw the light of day in the UK. Skip another six months and it’s surprising then that we already have a new version of the handset – the smaller ...
RIM has decided to update both its flagship devices at the same time, so following the Storm 2, we're now treated to the Blackberry Bold 9700. The keyboard is the most noticeable difference between this and the original version, with 6mm less room to work with. The result is keys which are a lot closer together than ...
Samsung’s new ultra-thin and light X120 could well be just the ticket for you who wants something that is a little bit nippier than your average sub-£400 ‘mini-puter’ that are all the rage right now. Samsung’s X120 will set you back around £500, so the machine sits nicely somewhere in-between Sony’s (reassuringly expensive) £1300-plus VAIO X ...
It’s fair to say that EA’s football franchise is experiencing something of a gaming revival. Currently sitting pretty on the top of the console charts (apart from the Wii), officially the second fastest selling game in the UK and having delivered a polished follow-up to last year’s impressive outing, EA has clearly got its act ...
LG’s successor to the fairly successful Chocolate phone sees a new direction for mobile phones, in the shape of the new Chocolate BL40. Featuring a high res 4-inch screen, it looks more like a remote control than a traditional mobile phone, but that’s so LG can fit in the world’s first 21:9 full cinematic screen on ...
After becoming a hot topic the last few weeks, Sony Ericsson finally officially introduced the XPERIA X2. Like the HTC Touch2, XPERIA X2 will also adopt the latest Windows Mobile operating system, WinMo 6.5, and relies on a number of X UI panels. XPERIA X2 which is a sequel of XPERIA X1 mobile phone, is equipped ...
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