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26 December 2010
Video: The year in review: Apple's 2010

From the Apple iPhone 4 to the iPad
25 December 2010
News: The Top 10 Technology Reviews of 2010

We reveal the 10 most popular technology product reviews of 2010, and what makes them interesting.
24 December 2010
News: IBM racetrack memory promises giant leap in storage

IBM researchers are now a step closer to commercialising an experimental technology that could be used load up a mobile phone with so much storage that it could keep copies of every movie made this year.
23 December 2010
News: Motorola acquisition boosts Android streaming

Motorola Mobility, which includes Motorola's mobile device and home business, has acquired media streaming company Zecter, and plans to use the company's products and technology to enhance its Android-based smartphones, the company said on Wednesday.
22 December 2010
News: Windows Phone 7 smartphones sales hit 1.5m

Microsoft today said makers of phones running its new Windows mobile operating system had sold 1.5 million handsets since the October launch of Windows Phone 7 (WP7).
News: Will 2011 be the year of mobile malware?

2011 will bring a host of new malicious applications, driven by widespread adoption of smartphones with advanced OSes
News: Wikileaks app removed from App Store

The Wikileaks app, which offered on-the-fly access to the whistle-blowing website, has been removed from the App Store.
21 December 2010
News: Bullguard offers 5,000 free licences for mobile phone antivirus software

Security firm Bullguard is giving away 5,000 special editions of mobile phone antivirus software, to celebrate the launch of its new mobile security software
News: Battle for developers heats up at Mobile World Congress

Nokia, Microsoft and the operator-led Wholesale Applications Community have been added to the App Planet developer conference roster, which will take place during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, the GSM Association said on Monday.
20 December 2010
News: Carphone Warehouse slashes Google Nexus S price

The Carphone Warehouse has slashed the price of the Google Nexus S.
18 December 2010
News: Buyers' guide: The ultimate guide to smartphone specs

Ever wonder what 'capacitive touchscreen', 'MicroSD' and 'HSPA+' mean? We provide real definitions for the specs most commonly used to describe what's under the hood in today's smartphones.
17 December 2010
News: Ofcom wants free 0800 calls from mobiles

Ofcom could force mobile networks to ensure users are not charged for calling 0800 numbers from their mobile phones.
Dexim P-Flip solar charger

The Dexim P-Flip is a foldable solar battery charger with a design based on the design of a charger/dock that Dexim sells. The folding design means you can store it flat, and when it’s opened out it acts as a regular dock. Versions for BlackBerry, iPhone and and iPod touch are available.
News: Nokia expands patent lawsuit against Apple

Nokia has filed patent claims in the High Court in the UK, Dusseldorf and Mannheim District Courts in Germany and the District Court of the Hague, Netherlands, again taking aim at Apple's iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
16 December 2010
News: 4G held back by 3G investment

LTE (Long-Term Evolution) 4G technology is forecast to generate US$942 million in service revenue in the US in 2015, with nearly a further $650 million to come from Western Europe.
News: LG unveils dual-core Optimus 2X smartphone

LG has unveiled the Optimus 2X, a smartphone based on Android and Nvidia's dual-core Tegra2 processor, which provides 1080p HD video playback and recording.
15 December 2010
News: Operators 'to promote low-bandwidth handsets'

Mobile networks will begin taking measures next year to promote smartphone brands that place the smallest strain on their networks, says CSS Insight.
News: 3 removes data caps on smartphone tariff

3 has removed the data caps on it's the One Plan, which is aimed at smartphone users.
News: Smartphone risks on the up, EU agency warns

Smartphone security needs to shape up pretty fast if it is to avoid the mistakes that turned the PC into a global crime platform, a new report from EU security agency ENISA (European Network and Information Security Agency) has said.
News: Android users can personalise Voice Search

Users of Google's Voice Search Android application can now "train" the software to understand their own voices.