There have been some mightily outlandish pre-sales claims for the T-Mobile G1, and even more debate over the plausibility of the first generation Android handset outselling the iPhone, but finally someone from the inner sanctum (well HTC) has revealed sales of more than 600,000 units are expected.
First there were the rumours, then the screenshots but today we can reveal the real deal, yes folks, Firefox Mobile Alpha, codenamed ‘Fennec’ is now available for download.
After confirming they’ve been working on an Android running, social networking smartphone, Motorloa have let slip some more delightful details, and yep, you guessed right, it’s going to have a touchscreen.
UPDATE: Vodafone has issued a statement distancing itself from the Government’s plan, but stopping just short of saying it won’t participate.
According to a government report anyone who buys a mobile telephone in the UK will soon be forced to register their identity on a huge state surveillance database.
Hot on the heals of the G1 launch date, RIM have let slip that the BlackBerry Storm will be here as early as the first week in November.
Anyone using their mobiles for long periods (i.e. most of us) now run the risk of developing an allergic skin rash according to a scary report just out from the appropriately acronymed British Association of Dermatologists or BAD.
For the first time this year the British Legion Poppy Appeal will be swapping the floppy paper poppy for a stylish screensaver to any charitable texters willing to show support.