Sony Ericsson kicked off Mobile World Congress announcing the Xperia X10 mini, Xperia X10 mini pro and Vivaz pro. Those three new phones join the original Xperia X10 and Vivaz to create what Sony Ericsson’s calling its “fab five” for 2010, they dominated Sony Ericsson’s booth, which was smaller than we expected. Come and take a virtual tour.
With the Nokia X6 already available for your touchscreen titillation, attentions have now turned to the Nokia X3. A sleek slider with a sideline in songs, it’s the second in the new X series lineup and something we’ve been keen to have a play with ever since it was first confirmed back in 2009. So how does it stack up? Read our Nokia X3 review now and we’ll give you the complete picture.
Flight Control, one of the iPhone’s all-time most popular games, will arrive for the Nintendo DSi this Friday, February19. It’s the same plane landing puzzler that rocked the iPhone but there’s new maps to challenge stylus-wielding air traffic controllers…
The Texas Instruments OMAP 4 Blaze is one of the most mind blowing prototypes on display here at Mobile World Congress. While its lower spec system-on-a-chip cousin is destined for your next Android phone, this chunkier rig packs a lot more punch: it can run Android on one screen, stream TV on another, and just for a laugh, throw another video out of a projector at the same time too!
The Motorola Motoroi Android powerhouse slipped out last month in South Korea, but we just stumbled across it here at Moto’s Mobile World Congress stand. Unlike the low spec new Quench, it’s another monster mobile in the same vein as the Milestone, but it takes the robot looks to a new level. Naturally, we grabbed it for a quick hands-on: see the photos here!
