When blogs first rose to popularity it took days hunched in front of a computer to set them up, get to grips with their software, and even longer to wrap your head around their confusing jargon. No longer. Using your iPhone 3GS and a selection of free apps, you can easily create a great blog with nothing but your iPhone. Read on for our easy how-to guide.
February, 2010
The iPhone 3GS, combined with Vodafone’s selection of data tariffs, is a great combination for mobile bloggers but there are some accessories that can give you an extra edge too. Want to blog on the go like a pro? Then you’ll need the best iPhone blogging accessories.
There’re add-ons to give the iPhone 3GS a lengthier lifetime between charges, help you take photos and video hands-free, or simply protect your precious mobile while you’re out on the road. Read on, and we’ll fill your blogger’s backpack with all the finest kit available.
We were the first to bring you photos of the T-Mobile Pulse Mini Android phone unveiled at Mobile World Congress this morning, but though we loved its dinky dimensions, its real selling point wasn’t on show. Nope, that’s the pricetag the network has just revealed for the pico Google phone on pay as you go: under £100.
Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt swaggered onto the Mobile World Congress stage tonight, and with good reason. He was about to demo new speech translation tools, and new technology to let Google phones read written words with their cameras, and translate them in seconds.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt used his keynote address at Mobile World Congress to outline a bold new strategy tonight: Putting mobile software before the PC and betting Google’s entire future on the mobile in your pocket.
Google has revolutionised the smartphone world with its open source Android OS, and now it’s poised to unveil its latest and greatest tech at Mobile World Congress. In a few minutes, Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt will begin his keynote address to the conference. Follow it live, right here!
UPDATE: Vodafone’s sent us an update saying it hasn’t confirmed the HD mini will be available in the UK. Fingers crossed we’ll get that confirmation soon.
HTC only unveiled the new HTC Legend, HTC Desire and HTC HD mini this morning, but Vodafone has already slapped its corporate card on the table and snapped up all three.
The HP Compaq Airlife 100 Android netbook was made official just a few days ago, and we’ve just had a hands-on session with its Android-stuffed shell. Is it a flash in the pan? Can Android really work as a laptop OS? See our hands-on photos, read our first impressions and find out!