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Nokia has a long history of building business-focused communicator style devices that aim to let users take the office with them. The E90, the latest Nokia communicator, is the first such device to run with the same S60 user interface that Nokia uses on the rest of its smartphones, now that the Series 80 and […]

“Ultra-Mobile PC” has become somewhat of a dirty word this past year, especially as lower-cost, mini laptops like the Eee PC have captured the imagination (and wallets) of hundreds of thousands of customers. The HTC Shift X9000, the smart phone maker’s first stab at a full Windows machine, is different, however.

The Nokia N78 comes in to replace the Nokia N73, but it is not a simple and clear-cut substitution as it may seem at a glance. It wouldn’t be right to think that the maker strives to withdraw the Nokia N73 from the market, where it is one of the most popular S60-based devices.

Ask anyone who’s ever used a Windows Mobile smartphone about whether they enjoyed the experience and you’ll probably get a mixed answer. "The phone’s great," they’ll probably say, "but it’s not very easy to use." It’s a response I sympathise with, having owned and used a TyTN II in anger for the past five months.

One of the most important things to me in terms of purchasing a new cell phone is how well it could be used on the Internet. Long before the iPhone, I wanted a device that gave me full e-mail and Web support so that I could always be connected wherever I was, but whenever I […]

Google’s Android may be coming soon, but Yahoo is putting up its fists with Go 3.0. Like its predecessors, the third installment of this mobile application puts local search, news, finance, weather, sports, e-mail, entertainment news, Flickr photos, and mapping into a single interface.

Samsung is a pretty prolific maker of smartphones and consumer phones, and it has come up with some interesting takes on both concepts in the past. On the mobile phones front it has produced some great handsets. I am still smiling about the SGH-F700.

The W960i is, on the face of it, the mobile every smartphone fan should want. Stylish to look at, full of data rich capability with a Walkman button, camera and strong on-paper specifications, it packs in the features.

We’ve already posted a few videos and photos of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 smartphone, but now we have this nice set of photos of the X1 that we shot at a Microsoft event during the Mobile World Congress last week as well as some new information and thoughts from some hands-on time we got […]

The chaps over at Terminal.hu have just managed to get hold of some exclusive Xperia X1 images. The new pictures show the device will be running the yet-to-be-announced Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, and that explains why we weren’t allowed a thorough hands-on at Mobile World Congress 2008.