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Sony Ericsson announces Xperia Arc with Mobile BRAVIA engine
Sony makes thousands of products. But despite the technological prowess, the Japanese company has done a pretty poor job of sharing knowledge between departments – until now. The new Xperia Arc smartphone takes all of Sony’s television and camera knowledge, condenses into a tiny form and squeezes into a handset…
Samsung Omnia 7 review
The Samsung Omnia 7 is one of many Windows Phone 7 smartphones to hit the market in the last few months. Does the handset beat off the competitors for your Windows 7 needs? What makes it stand out, especially considering that the original Samsung Omnia was a terrible, terrible phone?…
CES 2011: ZTE light and other goodies
ZTE used to be a bit camera shy. It’d hide its achievements behind mobile phone brands like Orange or Vodafone, despite being responsible for 99.8% of 3G dongles on the UK market. Then last year, the Chinese company launched a series of smart-priced Android smartphones that established the brand. In…
Acer liquidmini: DLNA magic in the palm of your hand
You probably know Acer for their desktops and laptops. Last year they ventured into phones and introduced the liquid range. Now they are follow up the powerful Acer liquidmetal with Acer liquidmini. It is the smallest phone in the liquid range with a 3.2” screen but it certainly packs a…
British Library Treasures smartphone and tablet app
Technology can often be useful in furthering the cause of education (and ignorance if you casually glance over oh I don’t know most comment threads on the internet) and its always interesting to look at new gadgets, developments and applications that help broaden the mind – we were quite fond…
CES 2011: Xperia ‘arc’, Nexus S, Motorola Atrix & LG Revolution
This year you weren’t anyone if you didn’t announce a new smart phone, the majority of which are now powered (or based upon) the Android operating system. Being “Latest Gadgets” rather than “Latest Phones” meant that we only focused on the phones that caught our eye, rather than trying to…
Samsung SH100: Use your phone as a remote control for your camera
Don’t wait until you get home to bore your friends and family with your holiday photos! Get hold of the Samsung SH100 Wi-Fi enabled compact camera and you can subject them to all your pictures while you’re still away. We jest of course, but the SH100 does allow you to…
Mili iPhone Power Pack 4 – Just in case
You’d be churlish to deny that smartphones are a wonder of the modern age. Whichever fruit or robot-based feudal camp you find yourself attached to, the fact that for a relatively low price, people can walk around with a tiny computer in their pockets is amazing. I love my iPhone…
Nexus S: Google and Gingerbread – just in time for Christmas
While mobile phone reviewers are still pleasantly surprised when they encounter a phone that incorporates Android’s 2.2 version, the Google Nexus S is taking things to the next level, offering Android 2.3. ‘Gingerbread’ as it is called, is not the only new thing on the phone – it also boasts…
Hands on with Flip UltraHD and MinoHD
Cisco has announced its third generation of the popular Flip camcorders, Flip UltraHD and Flip MinoHD. They improved from the second generation with enhanced HD video quality and image stabilisation. It is now easier to upload videos and share. The Flip UltraHD is 25% slimmer than its predecessor, which felt…
HTC Wildfire review: Slow and unsteady loses the smartphone race
I entered my HTC Wildfire experience with an open mind. Android is a noble warrior. It’s battled against the iPhone monopoly, offering perhaps the only other fully-featured smartphone operating system. On a high-end phone, like the HTC Desire, the powerful internal specifications make Android fly. Unfortunately, that’s not true of…
Samsung’s second wave of smartphones – but will it exceed the first?
Samsung looks set to send a ripple in the tide of the smartphone market when it releases three new Bada OS mobiles next month. At least that is what the South Korean electronic manufacturing giants will have you believe. But is Samsung’s ‘new wave’ of smartphones really any different from…