More Smartphones Articles

  • 25 February 2009

  • News: Mobile Internet search use jumps 14 percent

    The consumption of mobile data services, including search, has steadily increased year over year as indicated by the use of email and web from mobile phones such as the Apple iPhone and RIM BlackBerry. US mobile internet search usage rose 14 percent in 2008.

  • RichardSolo 1800 iPhone and iPod battery pack

    You may think that if you've seen one iPod battery pack, you've seen them all. The selling point about this latest one - the RichardSolo 1800 iPhone and iPod back-up battery - is that it takes just two hours to completely recharge a dead or nearly-dead iPod or iPhone.

  • News: 33% of Brits prefer a basic mobile over a smartphone

    Over a third of Brits would prefer a mobile phone that's just used for calling and texting over a smartphone, says MoneySupermarket.com.

  • News: Opera Mini use up by 63% in UK

    Opera has revealed that use of its mobile web browser Opera Mini has risen 63 percent in the UK in the last year.

  • News: iPhone users to get Spotify on their handsets

    Apple iPhone users may soon be able to access Swedish internet radio service Spotify, which allows users to stream music as many times as they like from its extensive catalogue, from their handsets.

  • 24 February 2009

  • News: 'Dick Tracy' LG Watch phone to cost £1,000

    LG's innovative 3G Watch Phone may cost as much as £1,000 when it hits the UK, according to a report from Mobile Today.

  • News: Flaunt your wealth with new Android app

    T-mobile G1 users can flaunt their wealth by downloading the 'I am Richer' app, from the Android app store for a cool $200 (£137).

  • News: Motorola gives up on BlackBerry competitor

    Motorola has agreed to sell its answer to Research In Motion's BlackBerry service - Good Technology - for an undisclosed sum, bringing an end to the company's foray into push services.

  • News: UK mobile operators failing to protect kids

    Nearly three quarters of Brits are concerned about the harmful content kids are accessing online using their mobile phones, says Mott MacDonald Schema.

  • 23 February 2009

  • News: Mobile application buyers spend big

    A survey of US smartphone users who installed applications on their mobile devices in 2008 reveals that a surprising 16.5 percent spent between $100 and $499.

  • News: Carphone Warehouse Eco Charger cuts power costs

    The Carphone Warehouse has launched the Eco Charger - a mobile phone charging device that automatically stops pulling electricity when the phone is fully charged or the handset is disconnected.

  • News: Free iPhone apps are quickly ditched

    Just 20 percent of Apple's iPhone users that download software from the iTunes app store, use the programme the next day, says Pinch Media.

  • News: More LG Prada phones on the way

    LG Electronics and Prada are looking to continue their handset partnership or develop additional products together, even though no concrete plans yet exist, according to executives from both companies.

  • 20 February 2009

  • Video: World Technology Update - 20 February 2009

    Green mobile phones user solar panels to charge, Samsung squeezes a digital projector into a handset, and Microsoft introduces a new version of Windows Mobile. All that news and more on this week’s World Tech Update.

  • News: Mobile calls to cost £2.60 on Ryanair flights

    Ryanair has increased the number of aircraft that feature satellite technology, which allows passengers to make mobile calls during a flight.

  • News: iPhone and Android handsets get offline Gmail

    Google is working on a mobile version of Gmail that allows Apple iPhone and Google Android handset owners access their email offline.

  • News: Google Latitude: Everything you need to know

    Google Latitude - a new function for Google Maps for Mobile - allows users to share their location with friends and family. We've found out everything you need to know about the service and how to use it

  • 19 February 2009

  • News: Apple blocks South Park iPhone app

    Apple has refused to stock an app developed by the creators of US adult cartoon South Park in its iTunes app store.

  • News: Video: World's first solar-powered mobile phone

    Samsung and LG showed off prototype mobile phones at Mobile World Congress that can be recharged by solar panels built into the case. Called Blue Earth, Samsung's phone has a touchscreen and according to the company, a case designed to look like a rounded pebble. The handset is made from recycled plastic and doesn't include toxics like brominated flame retardants, Beryllium and phthalates.

  • Video: Solar-powered smartphones demonstrated

    At Mobile World Congress this year Samsung and LG showed off prototype mobile phones that can be recharged by solar panels built into the case.

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