All the big press shindigs may be over, but day three at Mobile World Congress heralded some truly awesome news, not to mention the chance for us to lay our grubby mitts on even more new blowers for your viewing pleasure. If you’ve been out of the loop this week, jump in now and we’ll sate your appetite with everything that went down at MWC yesterday.
February, 2010
Microsoft Outlook is set to get social, adding LinkedIn integration with Facebook and Myspace set to join the party soon. Is Microsoft Outlook going a bit Google Buzz? And why?
Apple’s iBooks plans have previously been lauded by the publishing industry for allowing them to control the pricing. But it seems Apple is angling for the ability to sell the most popular books at a discount. Is that good new for folk lusting after an Apple iPad?
While the Drift Innovation X170 might not be able to handle the vagaries of HD, the VholdR Contour HD 1080p most certainly can. As you might have guessed, the clue’s in the name. But how does this head cam stand up to the competition? Read our complete VholdR Contour HD 1080p review now and find out.
Samsung has had plenty to show at Mobile World Congress this year, from a new OS to new screen tech and even an Android projector phone. Naturally, we hit its booth to see each and every gadget on offer, so read on for our photo guide!
The BBC News iPhone app was announced just this morning at Mobile World Congress, but we’ve snagged the first screenshots of what it will look like already. Read on to see them!
We just grabbed some hang time with Windows Phone 7 Series running on one of the very first prototypes, but if stills just aren’t enough to sate your thirst for the new OS, we’re here to oblige you with some video too. Read on to see Microsoft‘s smartphone saviour in action!
Windows Phone 7 Series has been the talk of the show here at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. We grabbed some facetime with one of the very first prototypes running it just now, and seeing it in the flesh, we can see why. Forget what you know about Windows Mobile 6: it’s not been swept under the rug in the new look Windows Phone 7 Series, it’s been dumped entirely.