The Nokia E71 is a smart phone with a difference. It is not a brick. Chrome backed and slim it could win an award for sexy looks. Packed with loads of features the E71 is as functional as it is sexy. With almost identical dimensions as the IPhone, could this be a challenge to the IPhone?

Dropping a Benjamin on mophie's iPhone 3G Juice Pack didn't seem too painful considering the alternative of possessing a brick after about four hours of 3G usage, but we get the feeling iPod touch 2G users are going to have a slightly more difficult time rationalizing this one. Launched today for $99.95, the Juice Pack for iPod touch 2G was specially crafted to hold Apple's latest touch, and it promises to practically double the amount of jam time by including a rechargeable Li-ion. The case / b

Here's an idea of what features the iPhone had up until now. But Apple is gonna make it all better after tomorrow, because the complex copy&paste function will become part of the gadget's portfolio. Who knows, maybe in 2010 the iPhone will get the same features of the 4 year old Nokia N90.

Palm UK shows Palm Pre Sunday, February 22, 2009 at 2:55 AM Posted by poison_ivy Okay, so this is good news, Palm has just put up their Palm Pre on their Palm UK website. That's nice except that in case we do get the Palm Pre in the UK, it would be GSM only *yawn*. What's the point of the Palm Pre if it doesn't have 3G? I might as well get the 2G iPhone. Don't get me wrong, I love the Palm Pre and all but if it only has 2G...well, it might as well be a brick in my books. I don't w

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to talk into a phone the size of a brick (and you missed out on owning the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X back in the 80s), Archos has just the phone for you. Details of a new Android-based Archos phone have emerged and, while there are no pictures of the device yet, it appears that it will be big. It seems that it may not actually be a real phone. The details indicate that it will use some sort of voice over IP system. It is technically being called an