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 …
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 …
Symbian has annouced that it has completed the migration of its entire platform to open source. The move, which was completed four months ahead of schedule, now makes billions of dollars of code available to developers for free.
The plan to make Symbian open …
Looking not unlike Nokia’s E70 is the Motorola Motosplit, pictured in suitably blurry form on Engadget.
It features a Qwerty keyboard split into two halves either side of the screen – and if our experiences with the E70 are anything to go by it will be …
Entering a world without wires has a number of benefits and tapping into the power of wireless mobile communication technology will enhance the functionality of any computer. Every full-functional laptop ships with built-in support for Wi-Fi that enables broadband speed access to the internet …
Trafficmaster’s unique PA-assisted satnav and live traffic avoidance system makes every journey easy and saves you from hours sitting in traffic, and now you can get all this on your smartphone – go to www.trafficmaster.co.uk/mobile to find out more.
Trafficmaster’s Smartnav is the most efficient satnav and traffic …
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Part two: Nokia and Symbian
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