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By John Richardson New technology is now making it possible for viewers to record and store high definition programming onto DVDs.
The newest of T Mobile’s messaging-centric Mobile Phones is the Samsung Comeback SGH-T559 – see CNET review. At first glance, this phone makes a strangely awkward impression, appearing large and boxy while still being obviously modern in design. It’s definitely not a subtle design, but there are quite a few features that make [...]
We review the QDOS Jet Set, a stylus for your iPhone and a case to fit it in. We’re not convinced
Even though the touchscreen world is moving away from styli as the march of the finger carries ever onward, QDOS has come up with a stylus that’ll respond to the iPhone’s capacitive [...]
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E-TEN’s PDAs are always somewhat distinctive. When I reviewed the G500 with its built in GPS antenna back in May, a key design element was some piping around the front fascia that glows blue all the time the device is switched on.
Thankfully E-TEN has abandoned that particular characteristic with the M600+ [...]
A leak by Motorola staff has revealed that the struggling handset vendor will be releasing two new smartphones in the first quarter of 2009, code named .
The Windows Mobile-powered PDA style phones are being manufactured by Taiwan-based ODM Compal Communications.
Both handsets support 3.5G and Wi-Fi connectivity. The difference between the handsets is the [...]
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