The HTC Smart is the cheapest new phone HTC’s served up in a long time, but it’s by no means the smallest: it’s almost identical in size and weight to the Android HTC Tattoo and Windows Mobile HTC Touch2. Does it improve on their plasticky feel, and does Brew OS make for better battery life than either smartphone operating system? Read on and find out in this section of our HTC Smart review.
The HTC Smart may be aimed at those who want a cheap phone for staying in touch with their mates online, but there’s no reason they should be left without proper media support when even the most bare bones handsets can play MP3s these days. How does the HTC Smart cope with your digital media library? Find out in this part of our HTC Smart review.
The HTC Smart is the first HTC Sense handset from the Taiwanese cellphone cobbler not to use either Android or Windows Mobile. Instead, it’s fuelled by the low power Brew OS, but HTC’s instantly recognisable social networking skin has been ported over, promising to link your contacts with your Facebook mates and bring all their updates right onto your homescreen. How well has it made the jump? Read this part of our HTC Smart review and we’ll tell you.
Call of Duty: Black Ops is due to ship out in November but the publicity war is already being fought in earnest. The latest Call of Duty: Black Ops video trailer has just arrived and it reveals a lot more gameplay. Read on for the latest explosion-packed peek at Call of Duty: Black Ops…
Top of the Wednesday morning to you! We’ve got a gadget breakfast with all the latest news ready and waiting for you here in techie breakie. Read on and start scoffing it down – it’s much better than a plate of bacon and eggs.
London’s getting an all-new Routemaster, and while we’re not normally the sort to have our heads turned by a council taxi, Transport For London’s new runaround has snatched our attention away from almost everything else on the road. Get a good gawp at this gargantuan people-mover!
The iPad has seriously dented the appeal of the Kindle but a recent batch of job postings suggest Amazon is on the cusp of fighting back with its own touchscreen tablet. While iPad UK launch is next Friday, it seems a next generation Amazon Kindle tablet could be just around the corner…
The Nintendo 3DS will make its first public appearance at E3 in a few weeks time. But while we wait, Nintendo has been getting busy making some interesting Nintendo 3DS-related trademark submissions. Yesterday we saw a Nintendo 3DS widescreen, now it seems there could be some Nintendo 3D game services on the horizon too…
