In today’s Mobile News, we examine a disclaimed rumour by Microsoft and the answer to LG’s L quiz. Keep reading to find out more. Errant Image Denial Not long ago, an image of a Microsoft Office logo on an iPad was leaked. Since Microsoft had just released the OneNote Read the rest of this entry »
With the Mobile World Congress 2012 right around the corner, it’s not unusual for mobile device manufacturers to tease interest in models that will be presented during the world event. It’s often frustrating, but it’s understandable and typical. Information on a Read the rest of this entry »
Yesterday, we brought you news of a new mobile phone from Panasonic, called the Eluga. We didn’t have much information on this smartphone beyond its dust- and water-proof status, and we promised to update you on this benchmark smartphone when updates came to the fore. Instead Read the rest of this entry »
We wanted to pass along some information on the Opera Mobile and Opera Mini browser that will be subject of an announcement in the forthcoming Mobile World Congress 2012 that starts in a few days. The Opera Mobile and Opera Mini browsers were announced in 2010 and has become the number Read the rest of this entry »
Let’s look at one more combined review comparison today, this time pitting the Samsung Galaxy S II against Samsung Galaxy I9070 S Advance. Let’s see how these Galaxy siblings compare, shall we? Overview Specifications MobilePhones.org.uk staff try our best to find accurate Read the rest of this entry »
App Promo have a useful infographic based on their first annual developer survey last month. It shows how 59% of apps don’t generate enough revenue to break even on development costs.
The infographic also gives lots more information on the truth behind the success Read the rest of this entry »
There’s an interesting article at Wired on Football Manager Handheld and its 9:1 piracy rate. Piracy isn’t new. All platforms I have worked on, right back to Windows CE in the 90’s, suffered from severe piracy. Somehow, games always seem the worst affected. There’s Read the rest of this entry »
AnandTech have a thorough review of the Lava Xolo X900, the first Intel smartphone based on Android. The phone is capable in all areas, including battery life and we can expect to see many more devices based on Intel’s Medfield Platform that packs a lot more into one chip (SoC).
However, Read the rest of this entry »
Earlier today, we promised a reference review of the two Media Pad tablets that Huawei released last year. This is a look at the Huawei Media Pad, the anchor model of the pair. Overview One of the highlights of this compact tablet is that it has GSM voice communications operability Read the rest of this entry »
ZTE has just announced they will be presenting another smartphone during the Mobile World Congress 2012, due to start in just a few days. The mid-range device is called the ZTE Mimosa X, and let’s see if this mobile phone adds that touch of pizazz to the mobile juice that its Read the rest of this entry »