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Why the iPad and iPhone will converge by 2013

Posted January 28, 2010 by Mike Evans

The Apple iPad has now launched and all the hype has dissipated like the lancing of a grotesquely engorged ulcerous boil. Through the clearing mist lies reality and the path to the future, which, oddly, doesn’t feature the iPad at…

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Why HTC made the HD2 so good (and how it’ll soon be even better)

Posted January 14, 2010 by Mike Evans

HTC surprised everyone when they released the HTC HD2 late last year. The HD2 is nothing short of the best Windows Mobile phone on the market now, and probably will be for some time (particularly given that HTC are pretty…

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Mobile phone manufacturers market share through 2000s
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From WAP to App – the top phones that defined the decade

Posted January 5, 2010 by Mike Evans

The noughties was a decade of tremendous innovation for mobile phones that saw the total number of phones worldwide reach a staggering 3,973,453,793 (and counting).
Megapixels rose, gizmo upon gizmo was shoe-horned into phones that got ever thinner.
Today, as…

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How to choose the best smartphone

Posted December 12, 2009 by Mike Evans

With so many super-whizzy touchscreen smartphones to choose from, how do you choose the best smartphone for you?
Simple: read our smartphone buyer’s guide! We’ve identified the 10 essential features that every smartphone should have and distilled them into one…

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Sony Ericsson hints at a PSP phone for 2009

Posted February 20, 2009 by Mike Evans

Sony Ericsson had rather a successful MWC this year, with the 12 megapixel Idou being very favourably received, and the new Sony Ericsson W995 marking the first of a new range of phones from the company that it’s calling “Entertainment…

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Toshiba G910 user interface
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Windows Mobile “will be dead by 2011″

Posted October 24, 2008 by admin

In an intriguing article, long-time technology pundit Bob Cringely has made a compelling case for the death of Windows Mobile. He is, as he admits, no expert on mobile phones, but this counts in his favour as he has no…

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No more Walkman phones from Sony Ericsson?

Posted July 1, 2008 by Mike Evans

Leaked pictures of the Sony Ericsson Remi have emerged, which show a super-thin (10mm) candy bar phone that has overtures of Sony Ericsson’s old T610 phone. Looking rather stylish in a minimalistic kind of way, the Remi (which is currently…

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New mobile phone technologies for 2008

Posted January 25, 2008 by Mike Evans

In our final look at what’s coming in 2008, I’ll attempt to divine the tea-leaves to see what general trends we can expect from our phones.
Camera phone improvements
One key feature in 2007 was the improvement in camera phones,…

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Oh I do like to blog beside the seaside

Posted December 24, 2007 by Mike Evans

It’s Xmas Eve in the UK, nearly 3pm, just over an hour of daylight left, temperature falling, grey leaden skies closing in threatening to rain, and what am I doing? Standing on the beach in Torquay blogging!
No, I’m not…

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Which camera phone should you buy this Christmas?

Posted November 28, 2007 by Mike Evans

Christmas is fast approaching, so it’s time to do a few recommendations to help those of you looking to buy a mobile phone for someone as the perfect Christmas present.
 
The first recommendation is in the camera phone category.…

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Five must-have features of a Web browsing smartphone

Posted November 26, 2007 by Mike Evans

Browsing the Web on your mobile phone has traditionally been a really bad user experience. Useless keyboard entry, screens that are too small, slow and expensive data rates, and poor content have all made the mobile Web so difficult to…

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Google’s Android turns into underpants

Posted November 8, 2007 by Mike Evans

Finally, all the hype and speculation surrounding Google’s mobile phone plans can be put to rest, as the company has announced its mobile strategy. As expected, there is no Google gPhone; rather, we get Google’s Android, an “open and comprehensive…

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