The Acer E110, an unannounced Android phone, has just popped up on the records over at the Bluetooth SIG group, complete with a picture. Take a good look folks: is this a HTC Tattoo killer we’re gawping at here?
February, 2010
Mobile World Congress is set to kick off in earnest next week. Who’ll be exhibiting? What’ll be on show? We’ve gathered up all the intelligence, weighed the odds and juggled the rumours to tell you what’s worth getting hyped up about, and what you should purge from your browser history after reading.
Whether you’re after eye-popping new phones, stonking apps or a sneak peek at a fancy new OS, you’ll find it at Mobile World Congress, and we’ve got it covered. Read on, and we’ll show you what’s in store.
Bioshock 2’s in-world radio station, Rapture Radio, is broadcasting now but something unpleasant has already befallen the broadcasters.
An Opera Mini iPhone app is to be demoed at Mobile World Congress next week, the Norwegian web browsing stalwart has revealed. Apple may not plan on letting Safari rivals onto the App Store anytime soon, but in just a few days, we’re going to find out what we’re missing out on.
We’re almost halfway through the week now, and to help you reach tipping point, we’ve got a round up of all the latest gadget news for you, piping hot and straight out of the oven. Read on for all the headlines in techie breakie!
Toshiba has cast aside its mass-market appeal and gone for full-blown luxury with its first ever LED-backlit TV. But with a price tag to match, it has a tough job on its hands to impress us. We find out how it gets on in our Toshiba Regza 46SV685DB review.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 February launch date for the SIM free version of the Android smartphone on Play.com just got pushed way back. If you were hoping to beat Vodafone adopters to the punch, it looks like you’re out of luck – read on for the details.