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Innovative Android powered handset isn’t flying off the shelves - but who’s to blame?

Original post by Mike Slocombe

Is Blackberry’s first touchscreen an iPhone killer?

Original post by Mike Slocombe

Windows Mobile handset hurtles along with a 800Mhz CPU.

Original post by Mike Slocombe

Windows Mobile handset hurtles along with a 800Mhz CPU.

Original post by Mike Slocombe

Nordic smartphone-meisters serve up a tempting low price smartphone. We like.

Original post by Mike Slocombe

World’s most popular mobile browser offers incremental upgrades and speed boost promise.

Original post by Mike Slocombe

After filing our complaint a few days, ago, we finally received a response from T- Mobile.
Feedback from other readers here and web reports already had our expectations running low, and they did indeed confirm that as loyal customers of 10 years standing, we could expect no discount at all on an upgrade to the G1 […]

Original post by Mike Slocombe

After filing our complaint a few days, ago, we finally received a response from T- Mobile.
Feedback from other readers here and web reports already had our expectations running low, and they did indeed confirm that as loyal customers of 10 years standing, we could expect no discount at all on an upgrade to the G1 […]

Original post by Mike Slocombe

We’ve been with T-Mobile for well over a decade, first signing up when they were known with One2One.
We’ve always been on yearly contracts, but in recent years had elected not to take them up on their offer of a new handset at the end of the contract, preferring to take a discount instead.
As our […]

Original post by Mike Slocombe

We’ve been with T-Mobile for well over a decade, first signing up when they were known with One2One.
We’ve always been on yearly contracts, but in recent years had elected not to take them up on their offer of a new handset at the end of the contract, preferring to take a discount instead.
As our […]

Original post by Mike Slocombe

Smartphones used to be the preserve of a tech-savvy niche and appointment-juggling business folks shuffling between vital meetings, but feature packed handsets have now hit the mainstream.
According the ‘Mobile Market View’ study published by The Kelsey Group, no less than 18.9% of mobile consumers in the United States are now strutting the streets sporting smartphones, […]

Original post by Mike Slocombe

This Xmas, despite dire warnings of how everywhere is entering recession, there’s going to be a battle royal between the mobile companies in their attempt to get you to buy a new mobile phone.
O2 has the 3G iPhone, T-Mobile has the G1 Google Android handset and as we let you know back at the begging […]

Original post by Simon Perry

I’ve been using a Blackberry Curve (8310) for the last twelve months. It’s been my phone of choice — my must carry — over and above all of the other handsets that we’ve had in to review - and that’s plenty.
That point alone should be sufficient to recommend it as a really strong handset - […]

Original post by Simon Perry

It’s a flippin’ fantastic flip phone but it comes with a gargantuan gotcha.

Original post by Mike Slocombe

After having seen the highly impressive demonstration of Wikitude, we just had to find out more, so Digital-Lifestyles spoke to Philipp Breuss, who has lead the development of Wikitude.
Philipp previously worked for Sony but gave this up to make the development of the Wikitude software which he describes as “the most exciting things that we […]

Original post by Simon Perry