Skype on the move
It’s the revolution that has failed to happen. A couple of years ago it seemed that internet telephony – Skype and the like – were going to prove hugely disruptive to the mobile industry, ushering in an era of free calls and forcing mobile operators to change their business models. Read more
Nokia E75 Review
Nokia has developed 2 new business style phones in the last couple of years. The E51 is a strong yet stylishly compact “candy bar” handset with a standard alphanumeric computer keyboard, while the E71 (and the more than budget-minded E63, for that matter) has a big square screen and qwerty keyboard. Read more
New Apple iPhone 3G S
Apple have just released their latest version of their award winning iPhone series. The iPhone 3G S is their much faster version of the smartphone whiles also offering a much improved still camera and a new video camera function. What do you need to know?, when can you get your hands on it, do you need a compass?
All these questions can be answered by reading on
Nokia N97 Review
Recently Nokia has released a new smartphone to kick everyone aside in the mobile smartphone war. The Nokia N97 is ready to be released in Australia and is likely to kick the current favourable smartphone the iPhone into touch. We have looked around the internet and this new smartphone from Nokia is receiving rave reviews. The Nokia N97 is nearly superior in all aspects and is the world’s most advanced smartphone with a better processor, bigger screen and camera, improved internet and email capabilities and superior multimedia functionality. Read more
Nokia to take on the Apple with new stores
It has been reported in the press this week that Nokia plan to take the a similar marketing plan as Apple by opening up an online store. Here Nokia users will be allowed to download music, apps and photos.
Nokia has spent 4 years working at building up an application distribution system, appealing millions of developers eager to sell to the hundreds of millions of Nokia phone users around the world. Read more
RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900
After its last release, the buggy BlackBerry Storm 9530, RIM’s got its groove back. The new BlackBerry Curve 8900 juices up the already-excellent Curve form factor with a sharper screen, faster processor, and better camera, letting it jump through new multimedia hoops while still helping you get your work done. If you need to stay connected, this Curve is the simplest and most stylish way to do it on T-Mobile. Read more
Apple iPhone 3G Review
It’s ordinary to say that the reaching of the gear iPhone has caused a bit of a fret. Interestingly, the new features it has – 3G, GPS, the cognition to run third-party applications – only upright transport it up to the structure at which most mobile manufacturers have been running forever
But we’re not going to get intwinned or thrown down in business implications of the iPhone 3G, we’ll just get on with reviewing the components, and the new features of iPhone software 2.0. Read more
Nokia 6600 Slide Review
Nokia’s ability to churn out five new phones per day makes already makes things a little confusing for the phone buyer, but now it’s recycling its old phone names. Back in 2003, the 6600 was the Finns’ flagship mobile thanks to its astonishing VGA camera. And now, five years later, we welcome the 6600 Slide – a fashion phone with very different ideas. Read more
Unlocked iPhone 3G to be Sold in Australia?
For some people, it’s a dream come true: the ability to buy an iPhone 3G in Australia totally unlocked and without a contract.
When Apple unveiled the iconic first generation iPhone, it tried a new business model that no other handset maker had dared consider: demanding a chunk of the carrier’s monthly plan fee. For that payment, the carrier got exclusivity on selling the iPhone in its country, and Apple was able to sell a very expensive device for what appeared to the consumer as a cheaper up-front cost. Read more
BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220
BlackBerry shows up with another potential hit on their hands, and it’s clear what they’ve learned in the last couple of years. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 is a much cooler phone than we expected, after months of rumors and spy photos were proven almost entirely correct. In person, the phone feels much more solid, with a soft finish and some gentle, comfortable curves. Read more
