Samsung M8800 Pixon review

Samsung’s been producing all-round mobile phones for a while now, but nothing worthy writing home about. Maybe the i900 Omnia, but not much more. The M8800 Pixon is hoping to change that with its 3.2-inch touchscreen, accelerometer, eight-megapixel camera and a fistful of other extras. So, can the Pixon throw off the shackles of a stupid name to become a success? There’s only one way to find out… …continue reading Samsung M8800 Pixon review

Nokia 5310 XpressMusic review

Nokia’s been a the forefront of the mobile phone market, well, for as long as there have been mobile phones. The Nokia 5310 looks like a classic low-rent PAYG special for the hard-up, but, like a young man destined to star in adult films, this is hiding a big secret in its trousers… …continue reading Nokia 5310 XpressMusic review

Palm Pre hitting UK in October?

The Palm Pre UK release date has never been officially confirmed and we have seen rumours claiming everything from September to Christmas. An anonymous tip to on Pre fansite PalmWebOSBlog has thrown another date into the hat – 30th October.

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Motorola schedules Android unveiling!

Motorola’s been tipped to jump aboard the Android bandwagon for yonks, but it’s finally about to climb on and shout about it: an Android-flavoured prezzer hosted by the troubled American company is going down next month. Want to know when Moto rips the covers off? And will it be able to pull off a Palm?

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Palm Pre spying on users?

The Palm Pre is still months off its December UK release. But the iPhone–basher has hit the headlines across the pond for all the wrong reasons. See, one wily user has uncovered the Pre’s snooping skills, with the blower sending private info back to Palm HQ. Keep reading to see what Palm has to say for itself.

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HTC Leo to be a slider?

It was previously thought that the Windows Mobile-rockin’ HTC Leo would be an odd QWERTY clamshell phone with two screens, but a new rendering suggests it could actually be a slider with a single 4.3-inch display.

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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic review

While we’re patiently waiting for the arrival of Nokia’s super-phone, the N97, we’ll have to make do with the company’s first foray into the world of touchscreen mobile phones – the 5800 XpressMusic. It’s a pretty snazzy offering from the Finnish phone maestros, but can it match up to more celebrated touchy handsets? Hmm? …continue reading Nokia 5800 XpressMusic review

8GB iPhone 3GS on its way?

If you want an iPhone, but your bank balance is barely healthy enough for a splurge in the local 99p store, then an 8GB iPhone 3G is about all you’ll be able to muster. But it appears Apple is planning to give financially challenged punters the chance to get on board with the iPhone 3GS, with new leaks showing an 8GB version is on the way. Read on to find out when it’s likely to land.

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Call of Duty iPhone app on its way

While the Rightmove iPhone app appeals to our tragically grown up selves, word of a new Call of Duty iPhone app has got our inner–gamer all het up. The idea is to give fans who already own and love the Call of Duty: World at War to get the latest news and updates direct to their Apple blower. Read on and see what’ll be served up on your iPhone.

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INQ unveils Chat 3G Twitter phone

Those rumours of two different INQ social mobiles this year have proved true: the INQ Chat 3G has just been launched alongside the INQ Mini 3G, and while it’d be easy to write it off as a Fisher-Price BlackBerry Bold, it does a whole lot more for a whole lot less. Read on for all the deets.

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