Recent Features - Page 106

Previewing UIQ 3

With support for multiple form factors, different input configurations and more UIQ 3 has a lot of potential. After the first public demo at 3GSM Rafe previews UIQ 3.

# Posted by Rafe in Features || Comments 10:37, Apr 12th

N-Gage, Sony PSP, Nintendo DS. What Do We Really Think?

It's the last look at the mobile gaming market in Q1 2005 and Chris is finally going to make a decision about what to do. I think...

# Posted by Chris in Features || Comments 10:30, Apr 1st

The Casualties of Christmas Past

# Posted by Chris in Features || Comments 13:49, Mar 29th

Take a Picture, Post It On The Web. MoblogUK Interview

So if you've got a camera phone, where do you show off your pictures? One option is over on MoblogUK. Ewan caught up with Alfie Dennen, one of the brains behind the site to find out what Moblogging is all about.

# Posted by Ewan in Features || Comments 23:19, Mar 16th

iPod, RIP

Steve Litchfield enthuses about digital media on a Symbian smartphone and ponders the (eventual) death of the iPod.

# Posted by Steve in Features || Comments 18:24, Mar 16th

Catching Up With Motorola's Symbian Plans

Ewan and Rafe caught up with Bill Werner, Motorola's Vice Preseident in charge of 3G Products, at 3GSM in Cannes to find out about the new A1010 and Motorola's involvemnt and thoughts of Symbian OS and the other main platforms.

# Posted by Ewan in Features || Comments 16:40, Mar 16th

Previewing the Sendo X2 Music Phone

It's not big (but it is clever). Sendo start pushing the form factor and the price point with their second Symbian OS device, the X2 Music Phone. Ewan takes a look at where in the market it fits, and the design behind the tiny smartphone.

# Posted by Ewan in Features || Comments 16:29, Mar 16th

Reviewing the P910i from Orange

Rafe takes a look at the P910 as offered by the UK operator Orange.

# Posted by Rafe in Features || Comments 16:29, Mar 16th

Visto Interview - An OTA Sync That Works?

Never trust Symbian to sync your info correctly? Well, Visto have managed to crack it, and not only that, they do it over GPRS for a few megabytes a month. Ewan caught up with Steve Maynard to find out more...

# Posted by Ewan in Features || Comments 03:00, Mar 14th