For some reason, late Spring sees a bunch of big name phones released at exactly the same time, so it can be a tough call to choose between them. If you’re at the end of your contract, it’s one you’ll have to make however: we’ve made it easier for you by selecting the ones that’ll get you a brand new blower at an affordable price. Read on to see our deals of the week.
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Nokia may be axing jobs left, right and centre, but its balling subsidiary Vertu is still blinging it up: we’ve just learned that it’s prepping a carbon fibre version of its Constellation Quest smartphone.
Welcome to another morning edition of the US Update. I’ll be your host Nick Marshall as we go on a little tech adventure, so sit back and relax. We’ve got the latest scoop on HTC’s Sense 3.0 UI, a rumor of a Symbian Windows 7 hybrid tablet from Fujitsu and even an interview with Id Software co-founder John Carmack explaining why developing for Android is not as profitable as iOS.
Since the paradigm shift in the smartphone market when Nokia and Microsoft joined forces, much of what future lay ahead remains a mystery. That is, until this afternoon when Akihabara News broke a rumor surrounding the F-07c tablet, a slate created by Fujitsu, destined for release on Japanese carrier Docomo. Are we headed for a dual-booting Windows 7/Symbian tablet future?
Grub’s up! Sit down and tuck into all the morning’s tech news, right here in our lunchtime lowdown roundup, with everything from Symbian burning like a supernova to handy iPhone apps to speed up your day.
We’re at Nokia’s London launch this morning where Espoo has just whipped the covers off the Nokia X7, its follow up to the popular 2009 Nokia X6 phone. It’s rocking a much bigger display and the new version of Symbian, Anna – but is that enough when the iPhone 4 is cruising into its second year on sale and still winning, while Windows Phone 7 is about to oust Symbian in Nokia’s product line?
