My BlackBerry is a brand new social network from RIM for owners of the hip holster mobile messengers, letting you rate apps on BlackBerry App World and chatter about how to get the most out of features that matter. Want to know when you can get it on the action? Read on, you BlackBerry-bashing social butterfly, you.
July, 2009
The Nokia E75 is a work-a-holic’s dream phone, and a skiving employee,s nightmare. It’s a smartphone running Symbian S60 and the ability to run a variety of 3rd party apps. But it’s not those that should scare you, it’s the ability of the E75 to make you contactable almost anywhere that should send a shiver down the spines of slackers.
Tuesday mornings don’t feel like the most exciting times, we know, but you might change your mind after catching up with all the latest tech news. We’ve got everything from free netbooks to word of an Apple netbook on the way. Intrigued? Read on!
Vodafone‘s just nabbed the Samsung NC10 and slapped its mobile broadband kit inside, so you’ll be able to jump online with the 10-inch netbook anywhere with 3G signal. The best bit though? It’s yours for absolutely nothing up front! Is this the best bargain since David Dickinson turned in his bottle of fake tan? Read on and find out.
Microsoft
We knew Microsoft Office Web applications were coming today with the announcement of Office 2010 via several leaks, but the big M just made it official. You’ll soon be able to jump onto the likes of Microsoft Word via your browser and hotdesk to your heart’s content, so read on for what you need to know.
If you’ve used Google Maps on a mobile, you’ll be familiar with the blue dot marking your location and helping you make sure your bus stop doesn’t sail on by. Well, Google’s gone and slapped it on your browser too, bringing My Location to any laptop, even without GPS!
Shazam, the music recognition service, has gone on sale for the BlackBerry Storm on the BlackBerry App World, so anyone with the SurePress smartphone won’t be left clueless when they hear a song they like.