Samsung’s press conference is the first of Mobile World Congress 2010. Expect updates on the Bada OS by the bucket load, the first phone to run it, dubbed the Samsung Wave, and a slew of other smartphone news. Want the updates as they happen, with photos to go with them? You’ve come to the right place.
February, 2010
We’ve just rolled up in Barcelona, in time for Mobile World Congress 2010, which kicks off in earnest this afternoon. It’s actually snowing right now in the Spanish city, but we braved the cold to take a quick look around the main square of the mobile show. Read on, and we’ll tell you what’s happening, and when.
Liveblogging is a great way to report on events in real-time, and let your readers get involved immediately. Instant updates from iPhone mobile phones let you send second-by-second updates on events. They could be sports games, or even the finale of a TV show you love. You could even use liveblogging to bring a family event to life for friends and family abroad who can’t be there in person.
With Vodafone’s generous iPhone 3GS tariffs, it’s easy to get liveblogging. Here’s our step-by-step guide to turning your iPhone into a portable newsroom.
The HP Compaq Airlife 100 Android netbook just got outed, a month after we spied messieurs Hewlett and Packard’s first Google prototype. See it up close here in our gallery and grab the specs to go with it.
Twitter for BlackBerry is finally nearing public release, but we’ve managed to get in on the beta early to test whether it’s the saviour of social media apps on BlackBerry OS. We put it head to head against our two other favourites on BlackBerry App World, Seesmic and UberTwitter to find out which is best. Read on to find out!
If you’ve had your eyes on a Vodafone 360 H1 or M1 mobile, here’s something that might tip you over the edge and into a store: both now come with thirty free song downloads as standard. And unlike Comes With Music on Nokia phones, they’re DRM-free too.
No, seriously. 