Tick, tock, halfway through the day. Time to get the full lowdown on what you’ve missed so far today in the world of cellular telephony. We’ve got predictions of where Nokia software is headed, straight from its own execs, TV streaming on the iPhone and some brand new Google Android phones to rival the T-Mobile G1.
Read on for all the juicy details! Continue reading…
If you thought Apple’s multitouch gestures were impressive, you ain’t seen nothing yet. We’ve been reporting all day from the Symbian Smartphone expo in London, and in amongst all the stands spotted French company Stantum’s staggering touchscreen technology.
As the company claims, this is “true multi-touch” - you can run all your fingers across it simultaneously and it’ll recognise them, which makes scary drawings and complex controls a cinch. Continue reading…
Nokia’s touchy 5800 phone, otherwise known as the Nokia Tube looks set for a glitzy launch this afternoon as part of Nokia’s Comes With Music extravaganza that’s set to take place in London later today.
The Tube is Nokia’s first full foray into touchscreen territory and has been the subject of much phone fancied speculation. But this afternoon’s announcement should douse the flames with the cold hard facts, which we’ll be bringing to you as soon as they break! Read on for more…
The latest messaging master from BlackBerry, the BlackBerry Storm, formerly known as the Thunder looks like it’ll be delayed till November.
The touchscreen toting texter was due for an October release but word is RIM will be delaying the launch.
Nokia’s much-awaited heir to the N95’s throne has finally got a release date, farewell N95.
The N96 has got a tough act, following the N95. But with a top range of smartphone features it’s sure to do the N-Series justice.
The most anticipated phone in the history of phones gets an upgrade.
Setting the standards for mobile telephony the world over, Apple’s much-trumpeted blower just got even better. Although not a lot’s changed on the surface, its hidden tweaks make the iPhone one of the most exciting devices out there.
The iPhone is the most common cameraphone used by members of the Flickr photo sharing site.
According to information released by Flickr, the iPhone has overtaken the Nokia N95 as the cameraphone used by the highest percentage of users. Usage of the iPhone has recently risen, while the N95 remained flat, causing the Apple handset to take the number one spot.
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