Camera Phones

One of the great things about modern camera phones is the ability to customise the mobile phone that you originally purchase by adding a wide range of third-party applications. All the big manufacturers have their own solutions, the App store for Apple, Nokia’s Ovi store and the Android Market place. The best part is that Continue reading …

Nokia have announced that their proprietary navigation and mapping product, Ovi Maps, will be made available free on selected handsets. This is to include free voice navigation both on driving and walking trips. Previously, certain handsets were pre loaded with Ovi Maps, and came with a limited trial for the turn by turn voice navigation Continue reading …

The Nokia E63 is a full email solution mobile, with a QWERTY keypad underneath a 2.36”, 320 x 240 pixel TFT colour screen. Like other similar E-series mobiles (particularly the E71 and new E72), the E63 has a central D pad style navigation button with 2 quick access buttons either side. With a 2.36”, 320 Continue reading …

If you have an iPhone, you may well be frustrated by the camera features, because whilst Apple have implemented a lot of things very well, the camera does not seem to be one of them. Now I admit to not being a great iPhone fan, although I think the interface is exceedingly well implemented and Continue reading …

Following the release of the Motorola Barrage ‘indestructible mobile phone‘ it got the Camera Phone Review team wondering how indesructable is indestrucitble? Obviously if you take a hammer to a mobile, or any electronic device, it is likely to fall apart quite quickly, certainly to stop working, but what if your mobile does break? Obviously Continue reading …

If you got a new camera phone for Christmas, or even a brand new digital camera you’ll probably have clicked up a number of photos by now, some of which you will have deleted straight away, whilst others you will want to keep. Of course you have various options to display your photos but here Continue reading …

Manufactured in a joint-venture between Bang & Olufsen and Samsung, the Serene is probably unlike any other mobile phone you will ever come across. From the start it has obviously been designed by Bang & Olufsen and its pedigree is clear to see. The phone can best be described as a clam shell, and closed Continue reading …

With the launch of the iPhone on 02, we have glossed over the launce of the Skype phone/mobile link up with the 3 Network. If you use Skype, then you know all about the benefits of free calls, particularly free international calls. And with a stand alone Skype phone costing upwards of £100 (of course Continue reading …

It would seem that Nokia have delayed the relaunch of N-Gage to December, stating that software testing is taking longer than expected. Given that certain games have been in the pipeline for many, many months, and also the fanfare in August, with which Nokia announced the proposed November launch date, one may have thought Nokia Continue reading …

Another natty technological wonder is the LukWerks security system from WiLife, that lets you view a CCTV camera situated in your home, from the comfort of your mobile phone. And this system is super affordable, when compared with professionally installed systems, as it uses your existing PC to control the system. There are three cameras Continue reading …