Archive for July, 2009
Garmin have unveiled a new series of the award winning Garmin GB Discoverer topographic maps
eXpansys has unveiled a new range of special offers for the smartphone and GPS user.
The relaunch issue of the popular Linux User & Developer magazine has gone on sale today, featuring an article by Linux legend John Maddog Hall on Android and the future of open source telephony, as well an in-depth tutorial on developing for the OpenMoko platform and the freerunner phone
There is no doubt that a mobile device, whether used for business or pleasure, will contain important data and information
It’s almost guaranteed that a call will be received at an inopportune moment
One of the year’s forgotten devices, i-mate’s 810-F, is finally about to drop
The Microsoft Office suite of applications is to be found on millions of desktops around the globe
If you are working with Word Mobile you need to ensure you don’t end up with different versions of the same documents when you sync
A next generation GPS chip has been unveiled, enabling consumer devices to always be location aware – without draining batteries and without requiring network aiding.
Want to protect your prized iPhone or BlackBerry from the wear and tear of everyday use
The Snap is HTC’s first smartphone with a front-mounted Qwerty keyboard since the S640 at the end 2006