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The HTC Titan and HTC Radar – Taking multi-tasking smartphones to new heights
HTC has announced two new models to its collection of smartphones – the HTC Titan and the HTC Radar, which have been marketed at various technology events around Europe simultaneously. Despite sporting a huge 4.7” touch LCD screen – HTC’s largest thus far -, the HTC Titan is just 9.9mm…
LG Optimus 3D hands on review
LG invited us down to their Play Hub – a massive movable experience centre they had laid out in the middle of Central London where they attempted to lure members of the general public in to experience the magic of glasses free 3D for photography, gaming and movies, all on…
ASUS tablet goes 3D; smartphone and tablet come together with PadPhone
ASUS revealed a whole bunch of products at Computex 2011, including a new Padfone (which isn’t, apparently, a mobile phone for dogs), a 3D tablet, an all-in-one desktop and some Eee PC. So, where to start? Well, let’s go with the technology of the moment – 3D and tablet all…
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…
Out of this world? The Samsung Galaxy S II
The very slimline (8.49mm and the slimmest in the world according to Samsung) Android handset features Android 2.3 Gingerbread as well as a speedy dual-core 1GHz Samsung chip along with a generous 1Gb of AM. While reviewers loved the original Galaxy S, some were not so keen on its design,…
IEC approves universal smart phone charger
I was at an airport last week and there was a mobile charger station there which was free to use for passengers. There were, and I kid you not, over twenty different connectors sticking out of it which in many ways puts this story into perspective. Finally, it seems manufacturers…
Samsung Galaxy family
The Samsung Galaxy S was a phenomenal success. It sold 10 million handsets in seven months, and created one of the biggest names in the market. So what do you do when you have a successful brand? Protect it, like the iPhone, releasing only newer and better phones? Or water…
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…
The Playstation Phone: Sony Ericsson Xperia Play
Rumours of PlayStation phone began with the first console. 17 years later, it’s finally here. While the idea may have been conceived seven years before Sony Ericsson’s incorporation, the mobile phone giant is packing the handset with thoroughly modern technology. The specifications you’ll expect to find in any high-end smartphone…
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play and Xperia Arc: We go hands on
After years of speculation, the Playstation phone is coming. Latest Gadgets got the chance to see the Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY in action. If you are looking for gaming on the go, this is fun and simple to use. Competing with smartphones and portable gaming machines could be a challenge,…
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 –…
Dell at CES: Streak 7, Venue Android phone, XPS laptops and Alienware
Dell outlined its plans for the year ahead at CES. Okay, stay with me – heads off desks at the back. Why? Because apart from being about as hip as a shoulder, there’s some exciting stuff coming out of the company in 2011. Its main focus? Build and expand on…