The Galaxy line up will add a new member to the family this October. The Samsung Galaxy Xcover is an iP67 certified smartphone able to withstand dust, water up to one meter, drops, kicks and just about anything else mother earth can dish out. This is an Android smartphone made to last and unlike some of its peers, the Xcover ships with Android Gingerbread.
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Mobile broadband just got a wee bit cheaper. Mybroadbandshop and 3 have just announced a new offer that serves up 5GB of data per month, plus a free USB dongle and three months free – all when you sign up for a £15 per month contract.
BT has just pulled the wrappers off the cheapest home and mobile broadband package in the UK – a recession-busting deal that delivers 8Mb wireless home broadband, HSDPA mobile broadband and a USB dongle for only £15.65 a month.
How’s this for a surprise: The new Nokia 6700 Classic. It’s been unveiled two weeks ahead of Mobile World Congress, and that’s not the only eyebrow-raiser. It’s sleek, sexy and packs specs far above your typical mid-range handset. Are we excited? You betcha! See why after the jump.
A job ad from Apple hints that the firm’s looking to upgrade the iPhone’s innards, adding HSUPA capability for faster mobile uploads, and maybe even video conferencing on the move.
Nokia is to join the ranks to USB dongle makers, with a super-speedy HSDPA 3G modem pencilled in for an early 2009 launch.
The Finnish firm’s Tapio Markki told Reuters that the device will mostly be sold via operators and bundled with services, and like most existing dongles will be sold with the purpose of getting laptops online on-the-go.
3 has vowed to increase the speed of HSDPA 3G over the next couple of years, and claims that its customers in London and “other major cities” will be able to access the web at 14.4Mbps – double the current speed – by 2010.
Blimey. The lovely new aluminium MacBooks are just weeks old and already those blabbermouth analysts are gabbing on about the next gen of Apple laptops. According to a forecast by Strategy Analytics’ Neil Mawston, the Cupertino firm will add a high speed 3G data connection to future MacBooks, allowing users to access the web wherever they roam.