With Christmas behind us and the New Year just around the corner, it’s time for another peek into the crystal ball to see what’s coming for mobile phones in 2011. We already know some of the big new phones that…
LG had a very poor 2010. So bad, in fact, that they almost wrote the year off in terms of trying to compete and focused instead on releasing cutting edge phones for 2011. At least, that’s what it seems like…
Legendary graphics card manufacturer NVIDIA are at last on a roll with their super-powerful Tegra2 chipset. First to use the new dual-core processor is LG, with its LG Optimus Star that’s set for release early in 2011. Then Motorola revealed…
HTC have been the phone manufacturer to beat throughout 2010, with a plethora of new Android and Windows Phone 7 devices that have been all but impossible to beat. But with the new Google Nexus S made by Samsung, and…
If you were wondering what Microsoft would name the follow ups to Windows Phone 7, wonder no more. Apparently, there will be a major update to Microsoft’s new mobile OS called Windows Phone 7.5 (and currently codenamed Mango). This update…
Having taken yet another battering in 2010 for the increasingly lack-lustre range of smartphones, Nokia have been outlining how they intend to respond to the challenge a world now dominated by Android and iPhones. In their armoury for 2011 are…
One of the least best kept secrets of the year is the new LG Optimus Star, LG’s first attempt at doing an Android phone properly. And by properly I don’t just mean adding a shiny new user interface to the…
The Nokia X7 has been leaked again in these new photos of Nokia’s forthcoming entertainment phone. The X7 in these new pics is clearly labelled with AT&T, meaning it will definitely be coming to the US. Unfortunately, AT&T is the…
Despite the dust not actually having settled on the launch of Gingerbread, the brand new version 2.3 of Android that launched yesterday on the new Google Nexus S phone, we’re already moving onto Honeycomb – the next version (3.0) of…
Remember the start of 2010 when everyone got all excited with the Nexus One and the HTC Desire? So powerful were those phones, with their Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon processor, that Google even started calling them Superphones.
But what about 2011?…
The Samsung Nexus S, the new Gingerbread phone that Eric Schmidt was showing off the other day, might have a remarkable new display that Samsung has recently developed. We already expected the display to be a next-gen version of Samsung’s…
Heard any news about LG lately? No, and nor have we, apart from their new Windows Mobile Phone 7 devices, and the fact that they’re the latest mobile phone company to be running at a loss.
Fortunately, that’s all about…