It’s just 48 hours until we touch down in Barcelona, stretch our legs and race off in search of some killer new blowers at Mobile World Congress. And while only a few newbies have got official, there’s plenty of ripe and juicy gossip about what we can expect. Will Android steal the show? What has HTC got up its sleeve, and can the Puma phone really marry sporty credentials with innovative tech?
Want to get clued in? Then have a gander at our Mobile World Congress rumour round-up now.
Snoring U, a new iPhone app, claims it will monitor snoring and use the iPhone’s vibrate function to force the snorer to stop. Can an iPhone app really bring an end to sleepless nights?
Halo: Reach, which Bungie is promising will be “the ultimate Halo game”, will open up its multi-player beta in May. Read on to find out how you can get in on the action…
Spotify Remoteless doesn’t quite do what the name says on the tin, since it turns your iPhone into a remote control for Spotify on your PC, but if you’re a fan of the free music streaming service on your comp, you’ll want to check it out nonetheless. It’s just gone live on the App Store, and we’ve got the video right here.
The Advent CBE1401 is the latest gaming-savvy desktop machine from the budget PC cobbler. But is this hefty machine an all-round ace or a pricey monstrosity? Read our complete Advent CBE1401 review now and we’ll reveal all.
An official Twitter for BlackBerry app, straight out of RIM’s own labs, is coming out this year, bringing a polished UI and the tight integration you’d expect from the folks who actually made BlackBerry OS in the first place. Read on for the first details.
The LG Cookie Plus is the latest re-invention of LG’s cheapo touchscreen line that’s popped up this week. This one’s aimed squarely at busy social butterflies who can’t be doing with the expense of a smartphone, or a QWERTY keyboard either.
The Idapt i3 may not juice your gadgets over the air, but this is just about the cheapest, most compact solution we’ve seen for anyone who laughs at the idea of convergence. Lug a phone, a PMP and a gaming handheld around all the time? The Idapt i3 might just be for you.
