Got a deal with mobile types Three? Love hopping online with their stack of killer web deals and free Skype access? Course you do. But there’s a sting in the tail to being a thrifty 3G snob – Three’s network won’t let you browse the web, or make VoIP calls unless you’re within the realms of its 3G footprint. Other networks might let you chug along on reliable old GPRS, but not Three, and it’s worth taking note of why that is before splashing out on a new SIM. Read on and we’ll tell you all the details.
February, 2010
Motorola’s Devour is effectively the Motorola Milestone’s little brother but it’s got itself a seriously impressive girlfriend – Megan Fox. The Transformers star took her Motorola Devour into the bath for a steamy Superbowl ad. Read on to see it…
The Samsung S2 commemorates Michael Jackson in just the way the pop legend would have wanted: by being a gold external hard drive with his image on. No, really. This is it folks: Samsung’s hit the bottom of the barrel.
The LG Arena Max has just been sighted in the wild, a week ahead of Mobile Worlc Congress. It’s not packing Android like the LG GW620, but under the hood is the super fast Qualcomm Snapdragon processor stuffed inside all the top smartphones, and a lot more besides.
It’s the start of another long week, but to break you in gently, we’ve got a round up of all the latest gadgets news for you, fresh off the digital grapevine. Read on to see what’s what in your techie breakie!
Massive Attack’s Heligoland is only their fifth album and arrives seven years after 100th Window, its previous record which featured only Robert “3D” del Naja. With Massive Attack back as a band, we grabbed our Sennheiser RS160s to see whether this new LP is truly massive or deserving of attack. Read our Heligoland review now to find out.
The Symbian Foundation’s boss has said it’s only a matter of time before a 
The Simpsons took on Apple back in 2008 with its Mapple parody (which even include the rather familiar Steve Mobs). But now the iPhone has got an even more prominent guest spot at the heart of a Simpsons couch gag.