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• 03 December 2008

• News: Credit crunch halts handset upgrades

  Mobile phone owners won't be upgrading their handsets next year thanks to the tough economic climate, says market-research company iSuppli.

• News: O2 mobile phones to work on underground

  O2 and transmission provider Arqiva have installed radio network equipment which will allow passengers on Glasgow's Subwayto use their mobile phones during their journeys.

• News: Joost launches iPhone video streaming app

  Online TV portal Joost has launched an iPhone app that lets users browse and view content from their handset where there's a Wi-Fi connection.

• 02 December 2008

• Video: Sony unveils Christmas Fountain of Love

  Japanese Christmas: Sony kicks off a charity event and NEC lights a tree for the holidays.

• News: Nokia N97 - latest iPhone killer launched

  Nokia's new touchscreen N97 is "the most powerful, multi-sensory mobile computer in existence," says Jonas Geust, vice president for Nokia's Nseries.

• 01 December 2008

• News: Virgin Mobile offers mobile internet users Yahoo OneSearch

  Yahoo has completed a deal with Virgin Mobile to ensure it is the exclusive search engine for the telecommunications company's mobile internet platform.

• News: Apple's iPhone gets Linux

  Hackers have managed to load Linux on to Apple's iPhone.

• News: 'Credible WiMax' to replace 3G networks

  Hoping to build what they call 'credible WiMax networks' and provide for life after 3G, network equipment maker Airspan and operator Freedom4 have shown a laptop roaming seamlessly between WiMax networks on different spectrum bands.

• News: iPhone software update causes blurry photos

  A number of iPhone users have reported that the recent software update, which was released last week, is making images look blurry.

• News: O2 offers £29 pay-as-you-go mobile broadband

  O2 has today released a pay-as-you-go USB mobile broadband modem for £29.99.

• News: Mobile broadband boom to continue in 2009

  Mobile broadband, for both phones and laptops, is expected to book the economic trend and enjoy another bumper year in 2009.

• 29 November 2008

• News: 13 top tips for better mobile working

  We've put together 13 top tips to ensure that if you are working on the go, you are working better, smarter, and faster.

• News: Buyers' guide: top 5 GPS satnav devices

  PC Advisor's guide to the best five GPS devices on the market today.

• 28 November 2008

• Medion GoPal P5430 satnav device

  Medion has supersized its latest satnav device, arming it with a 5in widescreen display. The GoPal P5430 will go onsale this Sunday at ALDI stores and will cost £180.

• News: High-profile Mac celebrities slam BlackBerry Storm

  Two high-profile Mac fans have hit out at the recently released RIM BlackBerry Storm. Comic, author, presenter and actor Stephen Fry calls the BlackBerry Storm "shockingly bad" and "embarrassingly awful". New York Times technology correspondent David Pogue renames it "the BlackBerry Dud".

• Nokia 5800 XpressMusic iPhone killer now shipping

  It's time for another so-called iPhone killer to hit the headlines, following big launches from Google and BlackBerry. Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic smartphone includes iPod-like music functionality and a touchscreen interface. It is expected to go on sale in the UK in the first quarter of 2009, and be pitted against the Apple iPhone 3G. See a wide range of product photos here.

• News: See the Google phone's barcode scanner in action

  The first smartphone based on Google's Android operating system hit the UK last month, and the jury is out on whether the T-Mobile G1 is the first handset worthy of being dubbed an 'iPhone killer'.

• News: Nokia's Home Control Center links to mobiles

  Nokia is developing a device called the Home Control Center which will link mobile phones and home automation systems. The Home Control Center will allow consumers to monitor and control security, heating, and ventilation systems, the smartphone maker said.

• News: EU roaming cap for SMS and mobile internet

  European telecommunications ministers has backed a plan to cap retail prices for sending SMS text messages and browsing the internet using smartphones while abroad.

• 27 November 2008

• Video: Video: T-Mobile G1 'Google phone' review

  PC Advisor takes a look at the T-Mobile G1, the first Google Android mobile phone. Does the G1 and Google's mobile phone operating system have what it takes to challenge the Apple iPhone?

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