Windows Mobile 6.5 has appeared on a Chinese smartphone, some months before the first such devices were meant to be on the market. Sadly, the phone is about as unofficial as it gets.
May, 2009
The Toshiba Dynabook SS RX2, Toshiba‘s latest 12.1-inch laptop, just made it past the post to be the world’s first laptop with a 512GB SSD inside. Read on to find out how much that prestige will cost you.
It’s Thursday, but it’s not just any Thursday. Today’s the day that all the latest, razor-sharp, cutting-edge tech new comes rolling in, and as always we’re here to catch it all with safety gloves on and round it up for you. Fill up on all the headlines of the hour right here in techie breakie.
Kiss goodbye to hideous phone bills and that nagging feeling while texting on holiday: Vodafone’s abolishing roaming charges across Europe from June, meaning it’ll cost the same to call, text or send picture messages whether you’re on the continent, or at home on the couch.
The Nintendo DSi has been hacked by pirates, despite Nintendo’s best efforts to make DS piracy walk the plank. Read on to find out how it’s done.
Hugo Chavez, Venezuela’s infamously arrogant president, has released his own mobile, the Vergatorio phone. Or, for those fluent in Venezuelan slang, penis phone.
The Sony Reader could start displaying adverts on its e-Ink display, according to the man in charge. Read on to find out what he’s planning.