In Part One and Part Two we worked our way through some of the best smartphones on the market. LG KF750 Secret Looking way slick with its carbon fibre battery cover and tempered glass display, the Secret is a neat sliderphone packed with a ton of multimedia gizmos wedged into its slimline frame. There’s a … Continue reading Searching For The Supremo Smartphone (Part Three)
FOM (Future of Mobile) is an event run by Carsonified who also run FOWA (the Future of Web Applications) previously reported by Digital Lifestyles. It took place on Monday and Tues this week (17/18th Nov) in Kensington.
Innovative Android powered handset isn’t flying off the shelves – but who’s to blame?
We’ve been with T-Mobile for well over a decade, first signing up when they were known with One2One. We’ve always been on yearly contracts, but in recent years had elected not to take them up on their offer of a new handset at the end of the contract, preferring to take a discount instead. As … Continue reading T-Mobile’s Inexplicably Stupid Upgrading Policy
This Xmas, despite dire warnings of how everywhere is entering recession, there’s going to be a battle royal between the mobile companies in their attempt to get you to buy a new mobile phone. O2 has the 3G iPhone, T-Mobile has the G1 Google Android handset and as we let you know back at the … Continue reading Blackberry Storm: Vodafone Details Call Plans Disclosed
After having seen the highly impressive demonstration of Wikitude, we just had to find out more, so Digital-Lifestyles spoke to Philipp Breuss, who has lead the development of Wikitude. Philipp previously worked for Sony but gave this up to make the development of the Wikitude software which he describes as “the most exciting things that … Continue reading Wikitude: Philipp Breuss And The Story Behind The Software
Mini-me browser rolls into v9.5 and promises speed improvements.
Poor Palm rep gets a beer-fuelled interrogation by frustrated Palm OS user.
Andy McNab co-owned business offers commercial books to phone downloads.
After the success of Apple’s App Store, Microsoft look for a piece of the online action.