Good news for BlackBerry 9700 and BlackBerry 9105 owners – you’ll be able to update your handset software to BlackBerry OS6 in the near future….
RIM has finally revealed the worst kept secret in BlackBerry history; its touchscreen slider which we saw some spy shots of back in May. This,…
We’ve caught our first video glimpse of Meego OS, the software being developed by Nokia and Intel to take on the smartphone world. The screenshots…
Right now, social location apps like Foursquare require you to actively check-in when you’re in a new place, to get points and update your mates…
Printer firm Brother has launched an innovative iPhone app that lets you wirelessly print photos from your iPhone or iPad, while also scanning photos and…
Got an iPhone 4 but nobody to FaceTime with? Developer Dirty Birds Interactive wants to help. Yes, I know the name sounds a bit dodgy, but…
Pocket Racer is an old style racing game which put us in mind of classics like Micro Machines and RC Pro-Am on ye olde NES….
Sudoku is boring. We’ll be honest, we really don’t get the appeal. But at the same time we understand that it’s compelling enough to put…
Carphone Warehouse, despite the out-of-date name, wants you to get all futuristic with your music and access it anywhere you go “from the cloud”. The…
LG has confused us to Timbuktu and back with today’s launch of the Cookie Series, a first touchphone series for ‘Generation Z’. Why the confusion?…
Like fxcamera we’ve seen previously, Retro Camera for Android is a photography app which recreates the feel of pictures taken on vintage cameras. You get…
Very few of us have ever had the intense experience of viewing a double rainbow all the way across the sky. We can’t all be…
As solid as the default Android music player is, it’s pretty basic. It’s lacking things like equalizer and album art finder tools, and there’s no…
Internet and landline services are no longer enough for TalkTalk, the company best known for sponsoring Big Brother ‘til that racism row kicked in. Oh,…
Visual RSS readers are currently hot on iPad, with oodles of hype around apps like Pulse, Early Edition, Reeder and Apollo. In different ways, all…
Remember YetiSports? It was a web gaming craze a few years ago, as internet users around the world abandoned their work in favour of a…
Maps are good. Great, even. But they have their limits. They can help you find your way from A to B, but they can’t tell…
A sequel? That’s the best way I can describe Hello Kitty on Tappit 002, since it’s essentially the same app that we wrote about a…
