We just stumbled across the Alcatel OT-980 Android phone here at Mobile World Congress, and immediately did a double take. Isn’t this a Palm Pre? Still, we’ll take some portrait QWERTY Android any day: we did some digging and grabbed the date it’s headed for us Euro folk, as well as some hands-on shots and video.
We’ve handled the Toshiba K01 already and whacked up the stills, but if that hasn’t left you sated, we’ve got some video of the QWERTY smartphone too. Read on to see it!
Star Trek Online’s beta period ended with a massive Borg attack, now the sinister assimilating enemies are set to arrive in the MMO proper as part of a free content update rolling out over the next two months.
It’s all very well breaking out your iPod nano 5G when you want to do a spot of on-the-go movie making. But what if you’re doing something more strenuous than sitting in the pub with your pals? Step forward the Drift Innovation X170. This bad boy works not only as a head cam, but also hooks up to almost any outdoor kit to ensure your home movies aren’t just of you sitting around getting progressively more battered. Read our Drift Innovation X170 to see how it fares.
Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer hasn’t stepped on stage at Mobile World Congress yet, but already the Big M has spilled the beans on Windows Mobile 7, now known as Windows Phone 7 Series. Want the details? Read on – we’ve got them all!
Adobe and Apple have been battling each other for some time over the lack of lack of Flash on the iPhone. Adobe has made a method of porting Flash apps onto the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad while Steve Jobs recently slammed Flash again. Adobe has fired back with figures showing iPhone users are itching to use Flash on their smartphones…
