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We compare Windows Phone 7, BlackBerry OS and Symbian smartphone operating systems, from the viewpoint of the consumer. Usability, attractiveness, apps and future prospects are all taken into account in part one of our two-part feature.
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Your Google Nexus One is designed to make it simple to use the Google Voice service. Here are the basic things that you’ll need to know: The Google Voice icon looks like a phone inside a talk bubble. It is located on both the home screen and…
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The Google Nexus One comes with a 5 megapixel camera that has built-in autofocus and an LED flash. This guide can help you use it to its full advantage to take, view and share photos. Tips and Reminders for Taking Great Photos Clean the lens. This…
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For this you’ll need an Android mobile phone running at least v1.6, although this was originally a v2.0 app. We had a quick look at My Sign for the Motorola Milestone recently, where a sign ‘drawn’ on the touchscreen would take you…
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This week, news of a new Samsung touchscreen phone has hit the wires. So far it’s only known as the SHW-M120S and that it will likely have a 3.3″ AMOLED screen and run Google’s Android operating system. Samsung have another…
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How many mobile phones have you had to replace before they were out of date because you lost yours somewhere? Check the lost and found of any bar or restaurant and you’ll see that it’s not uncommon for people to simply leave their phones…
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How do you power your mobile phone? If you’re a normal cell phone user then you plug your phone into a charger which is plugged into an outlet and you collect electricity to power the battery on your phone. But of course you must already know…
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