Archive for June, 2009
Hot on the heels of its decision to slash roaming charges for calls and texts across Europe Vodafone has now announced that it now cutting data rates as well
The MKi9200 is a Bluetooth hands-free music system that combines a 2.4-inch TFT colour screen and a wireless remote control
Getting ready for your summer holidays
A skier was saved from falling to his death in the Swiss Alps when his BlackBerry got wedged into a crack in the ice
ALK has announced that its award-winning CoPilot Live navigation software is now available on the Android platform through the Android Market
On first impressions the 7310 seems no different to last year’s super slim 7210, but delving deeper into the interface reveals a range of extra features which certainly brings the Navigon range inline with the competition, but the question is do they work
Getac’s latest ruggedised handheld comes with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver, e-compass, altimeter and 3 megapixel camera and is touted by the company as being perfect for geographical information systems applications
HTC has unveiled its first non-operator exclusive, non-Google branded Android phone, the Hero
The DX900 was originally slated for release in 2008 under the glofiish brand, but after Acer’s acquisition of E-TEN now forms part of the opening wave of Windows Mobile devices in Acer’s Tempo range
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One of the most anticipated smartphones of the year has finally shipped – and it’s an amazing device
For those who are put off by TomTom’s more expensive Live range or simply don’t require the level of features that it offers, then the XL IQ Routes edition could offer an ideal alternative