Windows Mobile 7 may be on the distant horizon with version 6.5 still a full three weeks away, but Microsoft is looking ahead and beavering away already, and it seems a big overhaul is on the cards, with Redmond aiming for deep social network integration. Motoblur watch out…
September, 2009
The BBC‘s plans to encrypt its Freeview HD broadcasts so it can vet manufacturers has come under fire from politicians. Want to know what the hubbub is about and how it affects you? Read on, squire.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X3, Sony Ericsson’s first foray into Android, is looking tasty to the point where its older, more official Windows Mobile brother may get overlooked entirely. We’ve seen it on video already and scoped the specs, but now word is out on when it’ll be released too. Read on and grab your calendar.
Remember Sony Ericsson‘s bold claim that “on the 21st September the way you listen to music changes forever?” Good, because its plans have just leaked out on the web. Want to know what this revolutionary new gadget will be? Then you’d better keep reading.
Google Chrome, the search giant’s attempt at toppling Firefox as the internet connoisseur’s browser of choice, is now over a year old, but 12 months in there’s still no full Mac support. But the big G’s just given OS X users call for celebration: it’s confirmed that Google Chrome for Mac will roll out this year!
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Getting panicked about whether you’re next in line for a dose of swine flu? Well if you’re packing an iPhone, you can keep on your guard, thanks to a new app which maps outbreaks of the dreaded H1N1 strain, as well as other big time lurgies. Still scared? Then you’d better keep reading.
These days you can barely distinguish between a phone used for workaday drudgery and one that does all the fun stuff too. But the Samsung C6625 is very much a mobile for workaholics, with some little extras tacked on to make days of endless meetings seem a tad more exciting. Read our Samsung C6625 to see if it’s really worth getting het up about this slice of workâbased gadgetry.