(BlackBerry) Bold me up
By Chris Green in Editorial
Posted in 3G, 2G, Mobile Data, Mobile Phones, Email, iPhone, Smartphones, Apple on
Hello – My name is Chris Green, and I used to be a BlackBerry addict. Prior to this past weekend, it had been two and a quarter years since I kicked the habit.
Alas, I have relapsed. Despite being clean for such a long time, buoyed by a winning start to the Championship football season by QPR and one sugar too many in my afternoon cup of tea, I decided to have a BlackBerry hit. Just the one – after all, what harm could it do? Read more
Rated: 73.33% (3 votes)
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Leaked pics of the Skypephone 2
By Chris Green in Editorial
Posted in Mobile Data, 3G, Mobile Phones, Smartphones, iPhone on
I wanted to share with you some interesting photos that have come across my desk in the last few days.
The Skypephone, a product collaboration between Skype and mobile phone network 3, was our surprise hit mobile of 2007. Alongside the iPhone, it was the phone we recommended the most from all the products released last year.
The reasons for this were clear:
- It is cheap (£50 each or two for £90 at launch, now even cheaper)
- Build quality is excellent
- Skype integration is excellent
- Did I mention it was cheap?
Well now there’s a new Skypephone in the offing, and some photos of the new handset have been leaked.
Below is the Skypephone 2. Read more
Rated: 90% (2 votes)
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Now the dust has settled….A considered look at Apple’s announcements
By Chris Green in Editorial
Posted in Mobile Phones, Laptops, Smartphones, Mac OS, iPhone, Apple on
There are a few things to take away from Tuesday’s keynote address at Macworld, but before we get stuck into the merits and issues of things like the MacBook Air, Time Capsule and Apple’s u-turn on content rental, let’s talk about the live blogging event. Read more
Rated: 100% (3 votes)
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The iPhone and the fair use cap caper“
By Chris Green in Editorial
Posted in Smartphones, Mac OS, iPhone, Apple on
O2 has had a rethink about its iPhone fair use cap, and not a moment too soon as the iPhone goes on sale here this Friday. However, is the revised fair use policy really any better? Read more
Rated: 100% (5 votes)
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