MobileMe is still struggling to compete with Google’s free suite of killer cloud services. But things are all set to change if one inside source is to be believed. See, Apple is scheming over a complete redesign of its cloud-based offering, with a ‘dynamic homepage’ that’ll pull in content direct from your iOS-packing gadgets. Intrigued? Dive in and we’ll explain everything.
Still weighing up whether to drop the best part of £230 on a Nintendo 3DS? Well, Ninty is hitting the streets of the UK to convince you that you should splash out on its awesome three-dimensional handheld. Its Nintendo 3DS ‘Believe Your Eyes’ tour gets going next week and is coming to a town near you. Read on for all the details.
Dell’s plans for a pair of new Android Ice Cream phones have found themselves unceremoniously dumped online, after the PC giant’s smartphone roadmap was leaked. The hilariously-monikered Dell Hancock and the positively 2000-sounding Dell Millennium both promise to pack in the next-gen version of Google’s OS, as well as some truly stellar specs.
After recent gossip suggesting Cupertino is set to crank the iPhone 5’s screen up to a more capacious 4-inches, a new mock-up of the next-gen Apple blower has surfaced, showing off a home button-free design, but one which is still largely faithful to the current iPhone 4.
The 3D-packing LG Optimus Pad was on everyone’s lips at MWC this week. The pure Google slate is set to be one of the main Android competitors as the Big G locks horns with Apple. And now a release date for the impressive effort has been sniffed out. Want to know when you can get hold of one? Read on.
The HTC Flyer is undoubtedly the gadget we want most from this year’s Mobile World Congress. And while the Taiwanese tech cobbler has said we can expect it some time before June, there have been no details on sleek slate’s price. Until now. Dive in and we’ll tell you just how much the futuristic Flyer is likely to set you back.
Android’s dominated proceedings at MWC this week, but Eric Schmidt didn’t neglect to mention its oft-forgotten stablemate, Chrome OS. In fact, the Big G’s head honcho said we could expect to see machines packing the cloud-based operating system as soon as this spring. Read on for all the deets.
Samsung’s clearly not happy battling the iPhone with the ace Galaxy S II and the iPad with its spanking new Galaxy Tab 10.1. Now it’s gunning for the iPod touch too, with the announcement of its new Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.0 Smart Player. Mealy-mouthed moniker aside, this number looks like it really could be a PMP worth getting pumped up about.