The BlackBerry Storm, RIM’s very first touchscreen BlackBerry, is available now on The Link, offering powerful push email and all your multimedia with the tap of fingertip. But how does it compare to the latest incarnation of the phone that kickstarted the touchscreen revolution, the Apple iPhone 3G?
If you want to know how it measures up against the phone that must not be named, check out the stat top trumps after the jump.
Music mobiles dominated 2008, finally convincing us it’s time to ditch the separate MP3 player and pack all our digital eggs into one mobile basket.
But not all MP3-playing mobiles are created equal. There’s a yawning gulf between a bog standard music phone and these awe-inspiring top-of-the-range tuneboxes.
We’ve rounded up five of the finest mobile music machines from the last 12 months, so read on to find out which rose above the rest, achieving sonic perfection in a pocket-sized package.
The Apple iPhone still sits regally on the touch phone throne, seemingly untouchable in the, er, touch UI stakes. Pretenders like the LG KU990 Viewty, Samsung F480 Tocco and HTC Touch Diamond have tried to topple the Jesus Machine but haven’t come even close to matching the iPhone finger-licking fluid multi-touch UI. But if rivals thought it tough before, then wait until they see the new iPhone 3G. Gulp.
Really, the iPhone 3G, now in shiny 8GB and 16GB flavours, is the handset the first generation iPhone should have been – downloading to a rapido HSDPA tune and guiding us from A to B with its built in GPS receiver. Still, it’s better late then never.
The Nokia 5800 was finally revealed, ditching the Tube moniker but still keeping all there is to love about Nokia handsets in a sleek offering with more than just a fancy touchscreen.
It’s slim, intuitive and packs more features to keep you entertained than ever. It’s off to a great start already.
After all the hype and frenzied speculation Nokia has finally unveiled the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, formerly known as the Tube. And it’s an all singing all dancing multimedia affair.
As well as some neat musical nuggets it combines smart touch tech with a bevy of features always at your fingertips thanks to a special media and contacts bar for easy access to music and your mates.
It’s official! The HTC made T-Mobile G1 has launched and is set to bring Google Android goodness to UK phone fanciers this November.
Google’s first Android mobile will be hitting the US on October 22 before landing in UK telephony territory this November, just in time for the Christmas rush. And you’ll be able to grab it for free.
What was once known as the HTC Dream has leaked online with a new identity. The T-Mobile G1 is due to launch this afternoon with a few features to get iPhones fans fidgety.
It’s Google’s first Android packing phone but also a handy messager packing a full QWERTY keypad to rival the likes of BlackBerry too. Will it live up to the hype? All will be revealed soon.
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