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by Daniel Ashdown on August 17th, 2011
Motorola Mobility has always been a loyal supporter of the Android project, being one of the first members of the Open Handset Alliance which contributed to its creation, and solely using Google’s OS on its Smartphones. And in turn, Google announced on Monday that it is to acquire the US Company for $12.5 billion. While [...]
by Daniel Ashdown on July 20th, 2011
While Apple has released another set of impressive quarterly results, it should not be forgotten that smartphones increasingly come in many forms and, consequently, at many price points. We won’t gloss-over 20 million iPhone shipments in the quarter-ending 25th June 2011, especially for a premium smartphone (see definition below) – but there is plenty of [...]
by Dr Windsor Holden on March 11th, 2011
You are all, I take it, familiar with Angry Birds: the fat round red birds, the rather irascible looking yellow triangular ones, the explosive black ones, the white ones that drop the incendiary eggs, the blue parrots with the boomerang tendencies… look, I know it’s addictive, but can you please stop playing it while I’m [...]
by Daniel Ashdown on February 18th, 2011
For months, rumours and images of Sony Ericsson smartphones with PlayStation Joypads photoshopped onto them have been circulating on tech sites, but early this week we received confirmation from Sony Ericsson that it was all true. The “Xperia Play”, soon to be launched, is just what the rumours promised: a “PlayStation phone”. In homage to [...]
by Anthony Cox on October 4th, 2010
Recent announcements from handset manufacturers in the last week or so put the spotlight firmly on Nokia. RIM’s announcements of its tablet device, PlayBook, and the launch of its new operating system, QNX, both highlight Nokia’s relative silence on new devices and the deployment of Meego-based phones. But the news is worst for Symbian, the [...]
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