When we first saw Samsung’s S3500 slider, details about its release date and price were not available. Today, the phone was officially introduced in Russia as an affordable yet good-looking device. Samsung S3500 kind of resembles the Soul U900, although it doesn’t have a touch-sensitive navigation pad and neither the high-end specs the U900 sports. Click to Read More >
Despite the alliance with Garmin, Asus doesn’t give up on announcing its own handsets after all. The Taiwanese manufacturer has just unveiled the Asus P835, a brand new Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone that offers a large 3.5 inch touchscreen display with 800 x 480 pixels, plus a set of other nice features. In Asus’ own Click to Read More >
My buddy Jake Leveto over at Nuclear Nova Software has gone ahead and updated what is probably my favorite golf game for the iPhone and iPod Touch to date… GL Golf. The game is jam-packed full of golfing goodness, and the deluxe version now contains 23 full courses for you to play. Also, to coincide Click to Read More >
At first glance, the Novatel MiFi Portable Intelligent HotSpot shows no signs of being intelligent. To the casual observer, the CDMA and GSM MiFi Portable HotSpots are nothing more than portable WiFi routers. And, those casual observers would be wrong. Sure, the Novatel MiFi HotSpots provide up to 5 continuous hours of WiFi connectivity (using Click to Read More >
It’s nice and all being able to assign profile pictures to your iPhone contacts, but there’s a steep price to pay if you’d like to have all, or even most, of your contacts assigned to their profile pictures. The time that you have to invest to ensure that all your contacts are pictured-up is enough Click to Read More >
Telefonica O2 (NYSE: TEF) have announced their 2008 year-end results – a selected summary below (in a word, they are VERY good), and then a link to the full PR: Telefónica Europe met its 2008 financial targets at the top end of guidance Total customer base up 9% to 46 million Best selling device iPhone Click to Read More >
iSkoot, a mobile software Internet calling solutions, today announced it has added support for the popular Twitter community to its innovative Kalaida mobile services platform, which can deliver real-time Internet functionality to almost any handset sold today. Twitter’s rapid updates and “micro-blogging” format have made it one of the world’s fastest-growing social networks. By concentrating Click to Read More >