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January, 2009
We’re all doomed. British Airways has just announced it will offer a mobile phone service to the suits in business class on some of its flights – but no voice calls allowed, for the moment at least.
BlackBerry Storm apps are only just being accepted for inclusion in RIM’s official Application Centre, and we’re still a couple of months away from one-tap access to them.
But that needn’t stop you loading apps onto the mobile directly and getting the BlackBerry Storm loaded with new goodies right away. We’ve scoured the web and fished out five of the best BlackBerry Storm apps you can install and start using today!
Google GDrive, a new mass online storage service from the search giant, will be launched this year – or so say the latest rumours. Hasta la vista, hard drive!
Whoa, Nokia, slow down! You’re unveiling the Nokia E75 next month? But you only just released the 5800 XpressMusic on Friday. Not that we’re complaining or anything – far from it. Specs after the break.
Perhaps taking a tip from Apple, Palm seem to be trying to do everything right with their new Pre handset. The latest add-on to be unveiled is this rather elegant looking spare battery that comes with a minimalist protective cover with an integrated USB charger.
The Sony Ericsson C903, Sony Ericsson’s latest Cyber-shot branded blower, is expected to be revealed at Mobile World Congress next month. But is it worth the fuss? Read on to get the lowdown on its full specs.
