Did you see our Nokia C5 review? We quite liked Nokia’s attempt to squeeze high-end features into a low-end blower, though we weren’t quite sure what the market for the phone was. If you think that the market for the phone might be you then look no further than our Nokia C5 review: Ultimate buyer’s guide.
July, 2010
A new iMac and an update for Apple’s professional desktop the Mac Pro could be on the way as stocks for both start to dwindle. Eagle-eyed shelf watchers in the US report that the stores there are running low. Usually when supplies drop like that it’s a sign that Apple is preparing to launch new models. But what would a new iMac deliver? Read on for our reading of the retail runes…
The Daily Star has admitted what everyone else already knew: there is no Grand Theft Auto: Rothbury game and Rockstar games was never planning one. The paper published the false GTA Raoul Moat story on July 21 but has subsequently pulled the story from its website. In its apology, the paper admits that it didn’t check that its tale was accurate before phoning grieving relatives about the spoof game cover.
That’s it – Monday morning is done. If you haven’t been able to check out Electricpig this AM, we have a brimming bowl of news for you. Check out our Lunchtime Lowdown and chow down. Read more
After all those intriguing Windows Phone 7 handset codenames from HTC, one of the forthcoming devices has finally shown its touchscreen face to the world. The unnamed HTC Windows Phone 7 handset has similar looks and specs to the HTC Desire but it’s unmistakably running a developer build of the new Microsoft OS…
Windows Phone 7 is getting its very own version of HTC Sense. The Taiwanese smartphone creator has confirmed that its custom UI will make the jump from Android phones like the HTC Desire onto Windows Phone 7 handsets. Though Microsoft has said it wants to keep a tight control over the Windows Phone 7 UI, HTC is still beavering away on a new version of HTC Sense to plaster across the platform. Read on for the latest hints at HTC’s Windows Phone 7 plans…