It’s the start of another long week, so you’ve got five full days to get all that work done – kill some time instead by catching up with all the tech news you might have missed over the weekend!
February, 2009
Techie Breakie: Dell Mini 10 official, LG 12MP phone confirmed, Mozilla to clash with Apple and more
A Nikon price rise will kick in across the photography company’s imaging and optics range next month, marking the second Nikon price rise this year alone. All the details after the jump.
The Dell Inspiron Mini 10, the first 16:9 widescreen netbook to handle HD video playback, has finally been made official 10 – it’s popped up online at the Dell website. All the details and a stack of pics of the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 after the break.
LG will join the 12 megapixel cameraphone ranks, according to one LG exec, putting it head to head with the Sony Ericsson Idou! Find out what we know about the LG 12 megapixel cameraphone after the jump.
Mozilla is going head to head with Apple over the legally hazy process of an iPhone unlock: it’s just filed papers to support legalising iPhone jailbreaking. All the gory iPhone unlocking details after the break.
The Huawei Android phone joined the happy band of handsets packing Android inside at Mobile World Congress this week.
Unlike its peers, though, Huawei didn’t have a great deal to show other than an intriguing prototype and some feature lists. The Huawei Android phone: is it the real deal, or a stuck-in-concept-phase tease?
