Posts Tagged ‘BlackBerry’
Blackberry goes multi platform at last with Blackberry Multi Fusion
The ongoing battle between Blackberry, iOS and Android users as to whose platform is best has taken an interesting turn with the recent announcement that RIM (Research in Motion) the manufacturer of Blackberry is releasing a set of cross platform enterprise mobility tools entitled Multi Fusion. The tools have been designed to simplify the headache facing corporate IT heads trying to effectively manage their employees’ smart phones and tablets running…
Make your iPhone ‘stand out from the crowd’ with a Peelzone vinyl ‘Peel’
I can imagine this latest launch of gadgetry accessories will be a big hit with kids in the playground and perhaps the big kids in life. Peelzone has announced the launch of an array of funky, custom-made and personalised ‘Peels’ – that’s vinyl accessories that can be adorned on tablets, handheld game consoles, mobile phones and other gadgets, with no other purpose than simply sprucing up its appearance, for those…
Blackberry World 2011 roundup
It’s all go in the BlackBerry ‘world’ – quite literally. The phone company recently hosted their BlackBerry World 2011 conference – and in the process unveiled plans for a whole smorgasbord of new smartphones, apps and software. This summer should see the release of a new batch of BlackBerry smartphones – the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930. They’re purported to be the slimmest BlackBerry phones yet – and the most powerful too….
Blackberry music apps roundup
The BlackBerry, whilst enjoying some redeeming features, is seemingly lagging behind the likes of the iPhone when it comes to apps by a number of miles, puffing and panting, sweating and shaking. The race is pretty much over – but there’s always hope, and with a number of free music-related apps available to the BlackBerry, maybe things are looking up. Experienced music providers 7digital are on the BlackBerry scene with…
Premier Inn smartphone app: Booking made easy
For the travellers out there, Premier Inn offer a new app allowing to book and manage you hotel booking on the go. Premier Inn is the UK’s largest budget hotel chain. Perhaps you are going away for a romantic weekend or a quick business trip. They say there is an app for everything, so why not one to book your hotel? The Premier Inn is available not only on iPhone…
Mobile World Congress (MWC) preview
With the Mobile World Congress MWC upon us we thought we’d give you the low-down on what is thought to be unveiled at the world’s largest mobile phone trade show. Sony Ericsson PSP Phone One of the phones that it thought to be unveiled will be Sony’s PSP phone – now the amount of leaks recently would suggest that Sony is ready to show the world the future of mobile…
Latest Gadgets tablets roundup: Apple, Samsung, Dell, BlackBerry, Notion Ink, Fushion Garage, Toshiba and ViewSonic face-off
We’re not sure, but apparently tablet computers are all the rage this year. Who knew? Well, apparently Apple, Samsung, Dell, BlackBerry, Notion Ink, Fushion Garage, Toshiba, ViewSonic, the high street retailer Next and the country of Germany, all had a vague idea about the revolution. That’s why they’ve all managed to put together tablets that are already, or will be within six months, on the markets. Which is best? Who…
Kindle apps roundup
Just as trees are grown for books, Amazon has slowly been growing an eco-system for reading books anywhere – the Kindle software. Now available or planned for eight different devices, Kindle plans to become far more than just hardware for eBook rendering. It wants to be a one-stop shop for all your book reading needs. And with such clever features, it’s no doubt an important reason to buy into the…
PowerMat 2010 range hands on
Powermat invited us down to have a play with their latest range of lovely new wireless charging accessories. When it was first released, Powermat’s range of wireless charging gizmos magical on paper, but with a slightly chunky range of cases needed to make the device work, I (and others) had a few reservations. This year however, thin is in and the 2010 range was decidedly svelte. The iPhone 4 and…
Blackberry PlayBook: Don’t call it a BlackPad. Do call it an iPad contender.
Darlings of the corporate world, Research in Motion made their first foray into the tablet wars with the Blackberry PlayBook. Tech journalists the world over breathed a sigh of relief that the rumoured name “BlackPad” hadn’t been used. Even more surprising, after a slew of quite disappointing “me too” Android tablets (and the Blackberry Torch) was that it actually looks quite good. How so? Well for one thing it won’t…
