There are quite a few Omnias doing the rounds at the moment. The B7300 has no keyboard, and has a relatively small screen. So it has been given the moniker Omnia Lite. But in fact that does it a bit of a disservice, because the …
If you want to be well known as a maker of modern smartphones then you have to be prepared to embrace the touchscreen. Nokia is aware of that fact, and it has already put a few toes in the touchscreen water.
While its previous attempts have …
The Acer Liquid could be something of a dark horse in the world of Android powered handsets. Acer is not the first name that springs to mind when thinking of smartphones – honestly, it would be lucky to scrape into the top ten. …
Keeping your contacts, calls and text messages in order can be a daunting task. However, Resco Contact Manager is an all-round package that takes control of your contacts and manages to look and feel great into the bargain.
The Today plug-in ensures instant access to all the key components, and even better is fully customisable. …
This month in Smartphone Essentials magazine we’re casting our eyes over Apple’s latest creation, the iPad. Is it worthy of the unprecedented levels of hype that greeted it? And if you already own a smartphone that does everything the iPad can do, do you really …
With the Android Market you have thousands of third party apps available to expand the capabilities of your smartphone. Here’s how you install them.
Press the gray arrow at the bottom of the main Home screen. Select the Market icon. You will see featured apps listed first, and several categories to choose from.
The best way to find an app is to perform a search by selecting the Search option. Otherwise, once you find an app you want to install, select it review the description.
Once you determine you want to install the app, select the Install option. You might see some warnings about how the app uses your phone, accept them and wait for the install to finish.
Side by side, the new Nokia N97 mini and older N97 aren’t obviously different – the N97 mini’s screen is a little smaller (3.2” rather than 3.5”), and it’s a couple of millimetres shorter and thinner – but it’s tempting to wonder why Nokia …
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