This week sees the make or break Copenhagen Climate Conference kick off. But while Obama, Brown and co banter out emissions targets and work out whether we’ll make it out of the 21st century intact, remember you can do your bit. Here are ten gadgets that can make a difference, right now.
December, 2009
HTC’s product line up for 2010 seems to have slipped out into the wild with a brace of new Android handsets including the high-end HTC Bravo and the super-social HTC Buzz and Tide.
Apple has bought music streaming site LaLa. Could its decision to snaffle up the much smaller music site be the first step towards 
Remember the Ovi Prime Place trademark listing Nokia nabbed back in October? Well it’s now revealed what it will be attaching to that name: free business listings on Ovi Maps. It’s like Yellow Pages 2.0.
If you’re shattered from a weekend braving the crowds Christmas shopping, we’ve got the pick me up you need right here: all the latest gadget news crammed into one bowl and drizzled with milk. Grab a spoon, pull up a chair and read on for your techie breakie!
The Sony Ericsson Pureness may not pack a see through keyboard like the LG Crystal slider, but it goes one better and doles out a translucent screen instead. It’s the mobile equivalent of an ice cube on display in the Tate Modern: ridiculous, bold, and ultra cool. But does it leave practicality by the wayside? Read on and find out in our full Sony Ericsson Pureness review.
O2 may not be the exclusive iPhone network any longer, but that doesn’t mean it’s not still being touted as such. This advert was spotted on the back of The Guardian this week, and flagged up by mobile trade website Mobile Industry Review. What happened to the iPhone on Orange? And Vodafone? And Tesco?
The Vodafone iPhone doesn’t go on sale until next year, but should you just so happen to have stumbled across an unlocked handset and popped the network’s SIM in, there’s good news. Vodafone’s iPhone settings are live and ready to download through iTunes. Is an official Vodafone iPhone launch being prepped early? It seems Apple, and iTunes, is ready for it.