The best BlackBerry phone can be a tough one to call: RIM’s one of the fastest growing companies in the world, and a new model always seems to be just around the corner. Want to know which one of these push email mobile powerhouses you should pick up? Our Top 5 Best BlackBerry phone list to the right of the full post will tell you.
August, 2010
It’s been an action packed morning of tech news, so we wouldn’t blame you in the slightest if you’ve not been able to catch it all. There’s no excuses now though, as we’ve got all the biggest headlines rounded up for you right here in one bit sized post. Read on for your lunchtime lowdown!
Vodafone has jumped into the mobile WiFi game with the launch of its own portable wireless hotspot.
The Samsung Galaxy Tablet is due to make its debut next month at IFA and the most thorough set of specs so far has broken cover. Delving into newly-released Samsung firmware, OLED fanboys seem to have discovered the weapons the Samsung Galaxy Tablet will deploy in its battle with the iPad. Do they cut the mustard?
Oh look, the fact that Medal of Honor multiplayer will give you the option to play as the Taliban has reached Fox News. A mother who’s son was killed in Iraq took to the channel this weekend to slam EA’s decision. It fired back with a statement saying Medal of Honor multiplayer is no different from playing cops and robbers. Who’s right? Read on for more and hit the comments to have your say…
When Batman: The Brave and the Bold bursts on to the Nintendo Wii next month, Batman and Robin will have some help from a tiny, mischievous character on an tiny, mischievous games console.
The HTC HD2 is one mighty Windows Mobile phone, but as we said at its launch, it really should have been running Android. That’s no mere pipe dream however, and we’re not just talking about the upcoming HTC Desire HD: if you’ve got one these epic WinMo slates already, you can now install Android 2.2 Froyo on it quickly and painlessly. Read on to find out how.
An Apple employee has been charged after allegations emerged that he had netted over $1m from iPhone 4 and iPod accessory makers in return for slipping them confidential information. In a particularly dumb move, it seems Apple discovered the scheme because the employee used his company Macbook Pro to send emails about it. Smooth…