More Smartphones News

30 January 2009
News: Toshiba to release methanol fuel cell charger

Toshiba is set to deliver on its promise to commercialise direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) technology during the current quarter.
News: Beat 2009s 17 most dangerous security threats

To use a computer safely, you have to be prepared for a growing number of constantly evolving security threats. We've addressed 17 scams and attacks you might not be aware of, and provide advice on how to defeat them.
News: Barclays' mobile users get free Kaspersky security

Barclays is offering a free security download to customers who log into their bank accounts on their mobile phones.
29 January 2009
News: Next-generation iPhone in June?

While Palm's pre-announced Pre touchscreen smartphone is getting all the attention, rumours abound that Apple is readying a significant upgrade to its iPhone.
News: Inside Apple's iPhone 2.2.1 Update

Apple has released the iPhone 2.2.1 software update, which includes mainly fixes and minor improvements and no signs of any noteworthy new features.
News: First Acer smartphone launching in February

Acer is to launch its first smartphones at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month.
27 January 2009
News: BT to launch mobile network with T-Mobile and 3

BT is in talks with mobile networks T-Mobile and 3 regarding launching a mobile phone operation.
24 January 2009
News: Which smartphone platform should you choose

As smartphones evolve into tiny handheld PCs, there's plenty of choice of mobile phone platform. But if you're thinking about developing an app, which one should you choose? We've got a developer's opinion on each of the mobile phone platforms available.
23 January 2009
News: Apple may sue over Palm Pre design

Apple may be considering suing Palm for ripping-off the iPhone design, if recent comments by Apple's chief operating officer are anything to go by.
News: Obama keeps his beloved BlackBerry

New US president Barack Obama has been allowed to keep his BlackBerry smartphone - and so is the first US president to have access to email in the White House.
News: Bruised Nokia targets iPhone market

Posting a decline in Q4 sales and net profit, Nokia is pinning its hopes on the smartphone market.
News: Symbian Trojan steals money from smartphones

Hackers have discovered a new way to steal your money: texting it out of your mobile phone.
News: New Sony mobile products in the pipeline

Sony CEO Howard Stringer hinted on Thursday that the company has a number of new mobile devices in the pipeline.
News: Samsung to follow up popular NC10 netbook

Samsung Electronics plans to launch a follow up to the Samsung NC10 netbook with a new model, and will expand its range of smartphones with models based on a number of different operating systems, it said today.
22 January 2009
News: Apple reveals profit increase in first quarter

Apple has bucked the economic downturn and revealed its profits for its quarter one of 2009, which ended on December 27, hit $1.61bn (£1.16bn).
21 January 2009
News: MSN Mobile gets music download service

Microsoft today launched a music download service on MSN Mobile. The MSN service enables users to download pay-for videos and music tracks to their mobile phones.
News: Morgan Stanley: iPhone outselling G1

Apple's iPhone is outselling the T-Mobile's G1- the handset running the Google Android platform - by six to one in the US, says Morgan Stanley.
20 January 2009
News: Vodafone plays down Palm Pre rumours

Speculation is rife that Vodafone will be the exclusive UK carrier for the upcoming Palm Pre smartphone.
News: Nokia N97 available for pre-order

Three retailers have announced users can now pre-order the Nokia N97 mobile phone and should receive the handset sometime in March.
19 January 2009
News: Sony Ericsson snubbed over PlayStation phone

A Sony Playstation mobile phone looks highly unlikely after the console manufacturer refused to allow Sony Ericsson to use the brand.