We’ve begged and pleaded for an Android version of the beautiful HTC HD2 Windows Mobile smartphone, but despite HTC dropping the stunning Legend and Desire phones, it’s been left to the General Mobile Touchstone to fill the void for Google fans lusting after a four inch-plus screen and thin form factor. See the phone up close, here in our gallery!
Call us sports brand junkies, but there’s something about the new Puma Phone that’s got us as sweaty as a session on the cross-trainer. It’s not just the fashion phone fun we’re all het up over, but the smart touches which truly set this apart from any sporty cell that’s ever come before. Jump in and we’ll tell you just what we mean.
The HTC Smart debuted across the pond earlier this year, but now HTC and O2 have announced it’s coming to Europe.
Don’t mistake this for any old phone though, this is a smart handset running the very latest version of HTC Sense, as found on the HTC Legend and HTC Desire, but at a more affordable price. O2 says it’ll cost “less than half the price of a smartphone” despite being fully featured.
Desktop replacements need to have more power than a military junta right? Well, not according to Dell. It’s Inspiron 1750 rocks the requisite 17-inch screen, indicating it wants you to sling your monitor and tower combo. But it’s low powered too, in order to keep costs as cheap as a mad dash round your local cash and carry. Does the compromise work? Read our Dell Inspiron 1750 review to find out.
Fisher-Price has clearly been looking to Steve Jobs and Apple for inspiration. Its latest invention is the Fisher-Price iXL, a tiny touchscreen computer which runs apps and looks like an Apple iPad for infants…
In the space of just one day, Microsoft has gone from being maligned in mobile to a rejuvenated trend setter with Windows Phone 7 Series. The brand spanking new OS was the star of the show at its booth here at the Barcelona phone-fest, and we took a trip round it to please your peepers. See it here in our gallery!
The BBC’s been pushing iPhone access to the iPlayer and its podcasts for a while, but it’s about to launch its first iPhone apps. In April it’ll offer a new BBC News application, alongside a new BBC Sports Results app.
Just because Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Microsoft decided to wade in early with new cells and slick OSs, doesn’t mean yesterday was a barren, newsless, desert at Mobile World Congress. Far from it.
We saw show stealing blowers, got a glimpse at Google’s plans for mobile domination and even a few neat smart-books to stave off phone fatigue. If you missed out, then dive in now and we’ll give you the rundown on what went on.
