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Thanks to Twitter user @Sheridan01 I just got about 20 minutes of hands on time with Nokia’s latest superphone, the E7. I’ve never seen the device in person before, so with that in mind here are some first impressions: for a device with a 4 inch screen, it’s surprisingly small. It fits in the hand…
One of the perks of living in New York City is no longer needing to own a car. Parking, driving, honking, accidents, traffic jams, all those problems disappear, but you’re putting yourself in the hands of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). That may or may not be a good thing, especially with the freakishly severe…
The second generation of Apple’s iPad will come out in 2011, that much we know for certain, the key questions we’re aching to find the answers to are: when will it be announced, when will it ship, how much will it cost, and what’s going to be so different about it compared to the first…
T-Mobile has a hard time keeping their roadmaps safe from prying eyes, what with the Vibrant 4G being revealed all too early and causing a stir of commotion as to why Samsung is taking their sweet time upgrading their Galaxy S series of devices to Android 2.2, but let’s ignore that for a moment and…
Rumors are circulating around the internet that Nokia’s new CEO, Stephen Elop, who has been on the job since September 2010 is going to fire four of the Finnish firm’s high level executives in a bid to get rid of dead weight and put the company back on track. The executives in question are: Mary…
Two images of Nokia’s yet to be announced E6-00 have just been leaked to Engadget via an anonymous tipster. Moments later the leak was confirmed by Eldar Murtazin from Mobile-Review as legitimate. What we’re looking at is a rounder version of the device that started it all, the E71. The rear of the device features…
With the first press conferences from Mobile World Congress scheduled to take place in just 10 days, the amount of leaks that are going to start cropping up on the internet will be too numerous to count. Many of the smartphones that will be announced in Spain will most likely find their way to European…
Sharing your memories used to involve an analog camera, a roll of film that you would take to your local supermarket for processing, and then slapping the final results inside a photo album that you’d show off to friends and family whenever they popped by your flat. Now, in 2011, all of that has changed…
Ericsson, one of the world’s largest supplier of infrastructure equipment, has launched “Ericsson Money Services”. Not the most creative name in the world, but it’s powerful none the less. With Money Services your operator, local bank, or anyone looking to offer people the ability to pay for things via their mobile phone, simply has to…
Samsung is the master of creating an infinite amount of product variants based off of one sole hardware platform. Take the Galaxy S for example. It’s available from all four of America’s largest operators, each of them tweaking it slightly in attempt to show some form of differentiation. Their strategy is paying off too since…