HTC yesterday announced the Evo 4G Android handset, the company’s most highly-specced mobile phone ever and the the world’s first handset to boast 4G/Wimax data connectivity. The HTC Evo 4G (commonly codenamed Supersonic) is powered by a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor and runs Android 2.1. It includes a TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen screen, an 8-megapixel [...]
The new update to the pretty slick Samsung Galaxy should be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress next month, with tech review websites such as the Electric Pig saying it could be a ‘Nexus Killer’. You all know my views on the Nexus One – and why it was even made, and so I disagree [...]
Nokia’s Helsinki research team has announced objectives to include RADAR ino everyday mobile phones. Athough RADAR is an old fashioned form of technology, which genuinely makes people think of airports, war movies and the police, we could see a further enhancement in the interactivity we have with our mobile phones thanks to Nokia. Hailed as [...]
Motorola has backed Eastman Kodak in its attempt to ban imports of Blackberry handsets over patent issues which were raised with the US authorities 2 weeks ago. On Friday afternoon, Motorola announced that they have filed a complaint with the International Trade Commision over allegations of patent infringment – where, in this case, RIM did [...]
Ever since the first Android powered phone hit the market I have been overwhelmed by the amount of positive response it has received. From the number of manufacturers adopting and adapting this new and completely developer friendly OS, all the way to iPhone users switching because they enjoy the customisation and implementation of awesome UI [...]
With the never ending patent battle going on between Apple and Nokia, it seems this debate could go on for ever – but Apple seem to have other ideas. Apple have now filed a complaint with the International Trade Commission, which is an independently run federal agency dealing with complaints against copyright, trademarks, unfair pricing and patent [...]
1. Twidroid Twidroid is one of the market leaders in Twitter apps for Android. With the ability for multi-account support this app is definitely one to check out < that is, unless you haven’t done so already. 2. Hi AIM Hi AIM is an instant messaging client with no fees to pay (unlike SMS) < it requires an AOL [...]
Flurry, a Mobile Phone analytics firm, has published a report detailing the sales of the Nexus One in its first week of shelf life. Flurry monitors the usage of more than 10,000 developers’ applications on the iPhone and Android platforms. In total, Flurry tracks applications on approximately four out of every five iPhone and Android [...]
