HTC Mozart Review


Posted October 14th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
HTC Mozart

Announced earlier this week as part of the launch of Windows Phone 7, the HTC Mozart is first and foremost a music phone (hence the name) and yet it packs a powerful camera in the form of a 8 megapixel colour camera with auto focus and xenon flash, capable of recording video up to 720p Continue reading …



Microsoft Launches Windows Phone 7


Posted October 12th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
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Windows 7 Mobile, or Windows Phone 7 as Microsoft are now refering to the operating platform has launched, in an attempt to catch up with the advances other manufacturers have made, most noticably Apple with the iPhone, and Google’s Android. New phones from Samsung, LG and HTC are expected with handsets available to consumers before Continue reading …



Nokia C7 Review


Posted October 11th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
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If you are looking for a Mobile that provides a high resolution camera, HD video and social media integration then the Nokia C7 should fit the bill. With an 8 megapixel camera, dual LED flash and HD video recording to HD 720p at 25 frames per second the camera features are amongst the best available Continue reading …



Nokia N8 Video Roundup


Posted October 8th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
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The Nokia N8 is starting to surface in various quarters, following the announcment that it is availabel for pre order. First off is this from mobileburn where the N8 is scored as Best camera ever, gorgeous hardware design, good battery life, great data speeds but with Mediocre browser, touchscreen issues, UI feels slow at times, Continue reading …



Nokia E7 Review


Posted October 7th, 2010 by Charlie 1 Comment »
Nokia E7

Announced at the recent Nokia World event in London, the Nokia E7 is the first handset in Nokia’s business range to run on the new Symbian^3 operating platform.



Panasonic 13.2MP Lumix Phone


Posted October 6th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
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News is emerging of the new Lunix smartphone from Panasonic looking to build on the reputation of their Lumix camera brand. In addition to a 13.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, the phone will have a 3.3 inch LCD screen in a housing that is 17.7mm x 116 mm x 52 mm and will come in Black, Continue reading …



Samsung To Walk Away From Symbian


Posted October 5th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
Samsung Quit Symbian

Just as Symbian herald the launch of their new operating system, the Symbian^3 on the Nokia N8, reports from manufacturers Samsung is less positive. On their developer website they have announced that they “will discontinue its Symbian support service from December 31st 2010″. Whilst Samsung have not said they will not develop new Symbain powered Continue reading …



HTC Desire HD


Posted October 4th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
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Gone are the days when if you wanted a decent camera on your mobile phone, you had to discount phones from HTC. With the HTC Desire HD, you get an 8 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash. Video in 720p HD quality and take advantage of other camera features such as face recognition geotagging, Continue reading …



Symbian ^3


Posted October 1st, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
Symbian^3

The new Symbian operating system is nearly here, and Nokia have already started releasing details of phones that will run on Symbian ^3. But what it looks like will affect completely how your phone behaves and even with the impressive specifications shown in our Nokia N8 review are nothing if the operating system is less Continue reading …



Nokia N8 Starts Shipping


Posted September 30th, 2010 by Charlie No Comments »
Nokia N8

Nokia have today announced that shipping has started for the Nokia N8 Although the new handset which is to use the Symbian^3 operating system has started shipping, although availability will vary by country and operator. “With the N8, and the new Symbian software, we are bringing a familiar, faster and more intuitive user experience to Continue reading …



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