Watch Out for the Android 4.0 HTC Primo at Mobile World Congress

Published January 25, 2012 by Andrew Boxall

Watch Out for the Android 4.0 HTC Primo at Mobile World Congress

The HTC Primo is a leaked Android phone that could run the latest Ice Cream Sandwich software and use Beats Audio technology...

Continue reading

First Ice Cream Sandwich Android Tablet Out Now, And It’s Cheap!

Published December 7, 2011 by Andrew Boxall

First Ice Cream Sandwich Android Tablet Out Now, And It’s Cheap!

The cheap 'n cheerful NOVO7 tablet becomes the first to launch with Android Ice Cream Sandwich onboard...

Continue reading

Ice Cream Sandwich Nexus S Tests Underway

Published December 5, 2011 by Andrew Boxall

Ice Cream Sandwich Nexus S Tests Underway

Ice Cream Sandwich is in testing at Google on the Nexus S smartphone, meaning a public release could come as soon as early 2012...

Continue reading

Get Connected! Your Guide to Sharing Content On Your Phone

Published March 16, 2011 by Andrew Boxall

Get Connected! Your Guide to Sharing Content On Your Phone

You've probably seen Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Bluetooth 3.0 and other things mentioned recently, but what do they do? We guide you through these and other data transfer systems found on smartphones, to help you decide which is the best way for you to…

Continue reading

MWC 2011: Take Some Gingerbread, Add Some Honeycomb, and What Have You Got?

Published February 16, 2011 by Andrew Boxall

MWC 2011: Take Some Gingerbread, Add Some Honeycomb, and What Have You Got?

At Mobile World Congress yesterday, Google's Eric Schmidt teased us with the prospect of a combined Gingerbread and Honeycomb package for the next version of Android. He didn't give much away, but read what we know inside...

Continue reading

Android Version Data and Future Releases Suggest Fragmentation will Rise and Fall

Published October 18, 2010 by Andrew Boxall

Android Version Data and Future Releases Suggest Fragmentation will Rise and Fall

Here are two interesting snippets concerning Google Android. The first concerns data on the amount of handsets that use version 2.1 or higher, the results of which show that the spectre of fragmentation has almost been banished, but our second…

Continue reading

We use tiny files called "cookies" to store information and provide services to you. Some cookies are compulsory and by using this website you consent to their use. We also use optional cookies and they enable things such as sharing what you like with your friends on social media.

Most of our customers enable cookies because it allows us to provide the best possible customer experience to you. If you don't make a selection,   we will assume you want to enable optional cookies.