Archive for the ‘Mobile’ Category

For different reasons, I’ve become a much more frequent user of Skype lately. The only downside is that it still isn’t available for soem phones, including the Blackberry. Well that’s about to change.


So I got my hands on the Blackberry Storm last week. Much excitement. It looks good, the clickable touchscreen intrigues me. Very impressed by the 8gb memory card included with it. I spend at least 10 minutes of every day turning it around to watch the screen rotate itself (yes I am that sad).


I was never a big fan of Blackberry devices in the past. They seemed a little too serious, a little too business-like for my taste. And to be fair, they were originally designed to keep busy people tethered to their email no matter where they were. However, RIM’s latest offerings have certainly shaken off the […]


How times have changed. When I first started going to concerts, you were thoroughly searched on the way in for cameras and other recording equipment that might be used to video the band.


The INQ phone is designed to appeal to those who can’t bear to be disconnected from Facebook or Bebo or longer than is necessary. Who need to be hooked into Skype or MSN Messengerfor large parts of the day because .. well, just because. In other words, it was designed to appeal to someone just […]


As if flying wasn’t stressful enough, Ryanair has started offering mobile phone services on some of its flights. This could go one of two ways. It could be sheer hell, trapped beside a person jabbering away on their mobile in cramped, close conditions. Or, given the call charges (€2-€3 per minute) there won’t be too […]


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18Feb09

Speaking of mobiles, another new one has crossed my desk for testing. No saved texts or incriminating pics on this one. But it did have someone’s facebook account logged in. It’s probably a good thing I don’t have (that much of) an evil streak!


Well it’s about time. Apparently manufacturers have agreed on a standard charger for mobile phones, meaning that tangle of cables and old chargers could be a thing of the the past.


Companies threaten legal action over some strange things, but a row over using the phrase “pull my finger” in advertising has to be one of the more ridiculous cases.


With so many online stores hawking applications and content for your mobile, there needs to be a new angle for people to take notice of yet another one.