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NewsiBend is a slim and simple phone stand
File this under ‘Why didn’t we think of this?’. We love a good phone stand, especially now we use our handsets for watching videos and…
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NewsLinkedIn BlackBerry app launches: Network from your Bold or Curve
Business professionals around the world rejoice – at last you can keep up to date with your peers, competitors and myriad recruitment agents from your…
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News‘iPhone HD’ coming out this summer? WSJ says yes
Any Apple fan will tell you that a new iPhone is likely to come out this summer but the Wall Street Journal has proof it…
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NewsSamsung and Swype’s Guinness World Record for texting unofficially beaten
Andrew Steffy from DroidDog has managed to beat Franklin Page’s Guinness World Record for texting. Steffy used a Google Nexus One and Swype to beat…
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NewsOrange to launch new web tariffs on April Fools’ Day
From this Thursday onwards, Orange will be offering two new tariffs with free internet access included. A new 24 month £30 Panther tariff will give…
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NewsFree 32-inch TV when you buy a phone from the Carphone Warehouse
That’s right, the Carphone Warehouse is giving away 32-inch Samsung TVs when you buy (or upgrade) certain mobile phones on monthly contracts with O2, Orange…
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NewsiGrip unveils in-car holder with conductive charging pad concept
A universal in-car mobile phone holder isn’t exciting but add a conductive charging pad and you’ve got our attention. iGrip, an in-car holder manufacturer, recently…
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NewsVirgin Media announces unlimited internet from £15 a month
Customers on Virgin Media pay monthly and SIM-only plans can now benefit from cheaper plans, including unlimited internet access from £20 a month (on 24…
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NewsBevBurry: A BlackBerry for the secret drinker
When you’re at breaking point – your boss is out to get you, you’re working all the hours God sends and your wife has been…
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NewsHTC Desire review: What’s the verdict?
Since we first laid eyes on the HTC Desire we’ve been thinking, sure, it’s got the specs but it’s just another Nexus One, right? Wrong….
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NewsVoice control added to Truckbot: One step closer to Terminator status
OK, this isn’t Cyberdyne Systems Corporation just yet but it’s still pretty cool. Earlier this month Wired wrote up Tim Heath and Ryan Hickman’s Android…
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NewsAdobe Flash 10.1 hands-on: See what the iPhone is missing
It’s annoying visiting websites on a mobile phone browser and not being able to access Flash-based content, such as videos and games, properly. Currently the…
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NewsPoker Surface: The ultimate phone/multi-touch surface combo
This is the ultimate poker game. Designed by students studying pervasive computing and user interface engineering at the University Duisburg-Essen, the ‘Poker Surface’ combines mobile…
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NewsApp Friday: Super Street Fighter 2 for Nokia
iPhone owners may well be bragging about Street Fighter 4, but the old school knows where it’s at. The 16-bit classic Super Street Fighter 2…
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NewsVirtual Public Art Project: Augmented reality goes high-brow
Remember the olden days when you had to go to a museum or gallery to see art hung on a wall? Thank goodness those days…
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NewsiPhone app developed to control NASA ‘Mars robot’
It’s incredibly unlikely that NASA would let you control a real rover using an iPhone app but just in case you’re wondering what that might…
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NewsNuance T9 Trace: Gesture-driven goodness
Nuance, the people behind the T9 predicitive text service, has just announced a new product for touchscreens. T9 Trace is a gesture-driven input method for…
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NewsPre-order a Samsung Wave S8500 from Play.com
The Samsung Wave S8500 is available to pre-order now from Play.com. The Wave, Samsung’s first Bada phone, costs £340 (unlocked) from Play.com and as you…
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