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  • 14 June 2007

  • News: Sony speaks out on PSP 'redesign'

    Rumours of a PSP redesign have recently been gaining momentum across the internet, what with the considerable increase in both analyst speculation and rumours from "inside sources".

  • News: Mobile phones to feature wafer-thin cameras

    Tessera Technologies has revealed new wafer-level camera technology that can be implemented into devices such as mobiles and PCs.

  • 13 June 2007

  • News: Apple reveals iPhone & iTunes tie-in

    Consumers planning to buy the iPhone when it goes on sale in the US later this month will need to have an iTunes Store account before they can activate the device, according to information on Apple's website.

  • News: Google and Intel back $5.5bn green group

    Major US technology companies, including Google and Intel, are part of a group that aims to reduce the amount of electricity used by personal computers.

  • News: Laptops & phones to get wireless electricity

    The day may be coming when PCs, mobile phones and many other devices will be run without a battery or electrical cord.

  • 12 June 2007

  • News: AVG Mobile Security targets Symbian phones

    Security software firm Grisoft has launched a security suite for mobile phones. AVG Mobile Security, which is now available in free beta format from Grisoft’s site, runs on Symbian UIQ 3.0-based mobile phones and is compatible with Sony Ericsson’s P990i, M600i and W950i handsets.

  • News: Mobiles not iTunes to spur music sales

    UK record labels are looking to the mobile phone industry to kick-start growth in digital music sales, according to industry body the BPI.

  • 11 June 2007

  • News: Apple iTunes rentals coming soon

    Apple is in advanced talks with major studios for the rights to rent movies via iTunes, according to the Financial Times.

  • News: First look: HTC's Touch vs Apple iPhone

    HTC's Touch mobile phone is pocket-sized, stylish, offers internet and email and plays music and video - all controlled by a swanky touchscreen interface. Macworld's editor takes the latest iPhone pretender to task

  • News: iPhone operator boosts Edge network

    AT&T has made improvements to its Edge network. iPhone carrier AT&T would not confirm that the work was being done to meet anticipated network demands of the Apple iPhone, which debuts in the US on 29 June.

  • News: First Mobile Linux spec coming today

    The Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum plans to release its first mobile phone specifications today, in a bid to encourage more applications for Linux phones.

  • 08 June 2007

  • News: Accessing and sharing iTunes just got easier

    A music service called nuTsie enables easy access of your entire iTunes library from a mobile phone. A free public beta of the Melodeo service is available from the nuTsie site.

  • News: Mobile phones replace festival tickets

    The O2 Wireless festival is going paper free.

  • News: iPhone users will be rich, male and educated

    Most iPhone users will be male with an average age of 31-years, Solutions Research Group research shows. The iPhone research suggests the future demographic of US purchasers of the $499 device.

  • 07 June 2007

  • News: Coca-Cola offers MySpace for mobiles

    Coca-Cola is to launch a social-networking service similar to MySpace and Facebook.

  • News: Microsoft fixes Windows Mobile 6.0 Vista glitch

    Microsoft says it has fixed a problem that made it difficult for Windows Mobile users to synch with Vista PCs. To fix the glitch, on Tuesday night, Microsoft launched Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1.

  • News: Vodafone rejigs mobile internet service

    Vodafone UK is to simplify its mobile internet offerings. Vodaphone will enhance rendering of web pages on the devices.

  • 06 June 2007

  • News: HTC launches Windows Mobile iPhone challenger

    High Tech Computer today announced the HTC Touch. The HTC Touch is a Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional OS device designed with one-touch screen features giving users instant access to emails, contacts and appointments. In other words, a Windows Mobile 6.0-based Apple iPhone killer. Story now updated with pictures of the HTC Touch

  • 05 June 2007

  • News: Via unleashes ultraportable PC

    Via has developed a reference ultraportable notebook. The Via NanoBook, which will be unveiled tomorrow at the Computex exhibition, uses Via's 1.2GHz C-7M processor and has a 7in LCD (liquid crystal display) touchscreen and Wi-Fi. The Via NanoBook design will hit European markets soon.

  • News: Tom Tom lets drivers make up their own maps

    Satellite navigation company Tom Tom has found a cunning way round the problem of pesky roadbuilders undoing all their hard work mapping the highways and byways of Britain. It has added an editing feature to its latest Tom Tom GPS products. Map Share lets drivers correct outdated mapping information displayed by their digital driving companion.

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