Ho ho. See that phone on the left? That’s the HTC Leo, and it looks like whoever leaked that early render of the Windows Mobile 6.5 phone was bang on the money. This latest hole in HTC’s bucket brings us even more details, so read on for what to expect.
September, 2009
The Mintpass Mintpad is just about the cutest PMP we’ve ever clapped peepers on, but the specs aren’t to be smirked at. It’s taken longer than expected, but the Hello Kitty killer has finally gone on sale in the UK, so read on to find out where you can nab one.
The Asus AiGuru SV1T Videophone sounds and looks an awful lot like Asus’s last wacky Skype console for video chatting, but there’s a big new addition to tempt you into slapping down for one of the big ol’ boxes: a touchscreen, to make all the calls you need with a prod.
Remember’s Vodafone’s Twitter holiday map? The network’s back with a new micro blogging mash up that pulls up a realtime chart based on the singles peeps twitter about – and you can influence it. Read on to find out how to turn yourself into web 2.0 Jimmy Savile.
The Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 is a brand new cordless QWERTY from Redmond with a twist: it’s built completely with the new Windows 7 taskbar in mind. Want to know what it does? Want to see all the pics? Better read on then. Go on.
Still gutted that 09/09/09 didn’t bring The Beatles to iTunes in all their glory? Well, help is at hand, with we7 offering a dedicated Beatles playlist online now. And like all the best things in life, it’s free. How do you get involved? Read on and we’ll tell you.
It seems Sony Ericsson‘s “music changing” announcement set for 21st September is getting less revolutionary by the day. Just a day after plans for an autoplay headset and new phone were revealed, an inside source has told us that there won’t even be a new blower. Keep reading for all the gossip.