Apple iPad review

Adam Banks

We review the iPad, one of the most anticipated new computer products for years, and one of the best selling, with more than three million snapped up in less than three months. So is there more to it than hype? more...

Reviews 28.06.2010

BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 review

We review the BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105, RIM's first handset to feature a standard numeric keypad. more...

Smartphone News 10.03.2010

Apple says 'No' to iPad tethering

Paul Nesbitt

Apple will not permit owners of WiFi-only iPads to tether their devices to their 3G smartphones. And the word comes from on high – Steve Jobs himself. more...

Smartphone News 01.02.2010

iPad 3G gets early release in UK

iPad fans - and there’s a lot out there - will be pleased to learn that the 3G version of Apple’s newest gadget, the iPad, will be released in the UK as early as April.
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Smartphone News 28.01.2010

3 boasts 93 per cent 3G coverage in UK

Richard Goodwin

Mobile network operator 3 has claimed that it has 93 per cent 3G coverage in the UK after installing its 10,000th UK cell site in London.
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Smartphone News 19.01.2010

Vodafone relaunches femtocell line as Sure Signal and slashes prices

Paul Nesbitt

Vodafone has relaunched its Vodafone Access Gateway femtocell product as Sure Signal and slashed prices from £160 to £50 (for customers with monthly plans costing £25 or more). The Sure Signal costs £120 for other Vodafone customers. more...

Smartphone News 11.01.2010

Google Nexus One customers report 3G problems: Google support 'sucks complete ass'

Paul Nesbitt

Google's Nexus One smartphones are having problems accessing T-Mobile's 3G network in the US. more...

Smartphone News 10.12.2009

Time magazine names Motorola DROID Gadget of the Year

Richard Goodwin

The US news magazine Time has named the Android 2.0 powered Motorola DROID gadget of the year - ahead of the Apple iPhone more...

Smartphone News 12.11.2009

Orange sells 30,000 iPhones in first day

Paul Nesbitt

The British public is hungry for an iPhone running on the Orange network. Well, that's according to Orange, anyway! more...

Smartphone News 03.11.2009

The end of O2 exclusivity promises better coverage for iPhone users

Paul Nesbitt

The intrinsic nature of cellular technology makes it extremely difficult to provide seamless, 100% coverage across the country

iPhone users can expect better 3G network coverage now that distribution has been opened up to other major network providers such as Vodafone, 3 and Orange. more...

Smartphone News 29.09.2009