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Archive for November, 2009

Nokia N97 Mini Review

November 30th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

Released only shortly after the Nokia N97, the Nokia N97 Mini is everything its big brother should have been. It has very similar specs to the powerful original but also has a smaller, more attractive body – plus the updated software has made a few choice little adjustments to the device’s useability. Our favourite thing [...]

Stores Hesitant To Sell Sony Ericsson After Satio Disaster

November 30th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

As we reported last week, the Sony Ericsson Satio mobile phone had to be taken off the shelves by Carphone Warehouse and others after a number of problems with the device saw customers returning them at an alarming rate – these issues weren’t small either, as they included handset resets and random freezes. As a [...]

Quickie News: the New Google Phone and the First ELSE

November 30th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

Interesting names have a knack for getting bad puns, and that is exactly the kind of name that the Access and Emblaze Mobile have given their new phone. Reactions about the First ELSE smart phone are mixed, and this is not about the name. It’s a curious thing to see another totally new operating system [...]

HTC HD2 Stylus Now Available

November 30th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

For many old school touch screen folks, the use of a stylus is not a sign of old technology, but a comfort. This user interface helps keep you finger off a screen, blocks less of the display and allows for pinpoint accuracy. The only thing missing is the gestures and pinching. HTC is releasing a [...]

Satio Still in Trouble

November 30th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

Things are not looking good for both Sony Ericsson and Symbian. The last SE S60 device just got pulled out of the shelves of two major mobile phone retailers and having a device getting pulled out just before the holidays is never a good thing. The Sony Ericsson Satio enjoyed a tremendously expensive and equally [...]

Android 2.0 Milestone Pre-Orders Now Open

November 30th, 2009 by Simon

Android fans are rejoicing the new announcement from eXpansys, the much awaited Motorola Milestone can now be pre-ordered in two stores! Just recently, Supertrader UK announced that they are retailing the Android 2.0 phone for 424.35 Pounds. eXpansys has the device at a slightly higher price of 449.99 Pounds and they also have a tie-in [...]

China Gets another OPhone: the LG GW880

November 27th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

Here’s a good formula for a good return of investment: release a device through China mobile, and profit! Seriously speaking, Dell had a good head on its collective shoulders when they decided to make the Mini 3 OPhone. LG is showing similar wisdom with their GW880 is a smart phone for the masses, literally – [...]

Where is the Nokia X6?

November 27th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

The official site for the Nokia X6 lists all the important details about the device from features to specifications. Still, one crucial piece of information is still missing, the official release date. The source indicates that the device will be available on the 27th through Phones4U for Orange Mobile UK; but with the device making [...]

Access and Emblaze Join Together to Bring Something ELSE

November 27th, 2009 by Best Mobile Contracts

Access is the developer behind the Access Linux Platform; Emblaze is the largest Israeli tech company under the London based Emblaze Group –what these two companies have in common is a wholly new smart phone that might just take a spot among the iPhone and Androids of the mobile phone industry. See the First ELSE, [...]

Nokia N900 Delayed Due To Overwhelming Demand

November 27th, 2009 by Simon

Mobile phone manufacturer Nokia has had to delay the release of their highly anticipated new Nokia N900 device, thanks to an overwhelming demand for the new Maemo 5 handset. If the murmurings around the internet are to be believed, then it seems the delay whilst bad could have been a lot worse – in fact [...]