The future of mobile broadband lies with 4G. Service providers in the United States and Europe have already rolled out their LTE networks many quarters ago. The UK was late to the 4G party though, having established their first 4G network last October. Read more »
There is a question that has been looming in over our heads for a long time, and that is, do we really need smartphones? Keep reading to see my views on the matter, you might or might not agree.
Your current mobile phone might be busted, or you might simply be looking to upgrade. Either way, if you’re thinking of getting a new phone but just aren’t sure if you really need one, then this quick guide can help you get started. Read more »
Uploading the full size of a picture to SkyDrive from a Windows Phone 7 handset is a problem faced by many users, gladly, there is a simple work around to solve this little thorn in the side.
One of the best Windows Phone application for storing your hard to remember passwords, is LastPass, an app we found ourselves falling in love with. If you are a regular user of the popular desktop browsers, there is a high chance you might have heard of LastPass, if not, let us break it down a notch for you.
2012 is the year of quad core superphones, and battery life that goes out in 2hrs after a full charge. LG is currently planning to upstage Samsung and HTC to become the first manufacturer to release a smartphone with a quad core processor inside, this phone is known as the LG X3.
The Microsoft and Nokia deal, which began in early 2011, always seemed one sided in the favor of Microsoft, now it appears both companies are trying to balance things a bit. Soon, Bing Maps will be covered with the Nokia Logo, a move that could give Nokia more power in this deal, and possibly piss off other Windows Phone manufacturers.
There are quite a few solar powered mobile devices out there, but none of them are worth the money since no one is willing to put their cellular phones in direct or indirect sunlight to get a little bit of charge. This piece of solar technology by Arman Ahnood, could just be the trick needed to get solar powered cellular phones into the mainstream.
We always wonder how much manufactures pay to use Windows Phone, well, now we know. ZTE UK is reporting that it is required to pay Microsoft $27 per handset, a lot more than the fee some manufactures have to pay in the Microsoft patent deal against Android.
There’s a new Windows Phone handset ready to rock the UK in the form of the ZTE Tania. This smartphone is an entry-level device that is like the Samsung Omnia W and Nokia Lumia 710, but not as classy.
