February 2010 Archive
28th February
- Customise the Android UI with iHome Full Magical Experience
- Android phone turned into Adobe AIR game controller
- LG Windows Phone 7 prototype shown off to Engadget
27th February
- Windows Phone 7 theme helps Windows Mobile 6.5 feel less worthless
- Nexus One UK release date confirmed by the Telegraph
26th February
- Hack-friendly Nokia N900 turned into a remote flash
- Future iPhone features: Camera could be used as controller
- O2 tariff updates: New iPhone SIM-only deal
- Symbian^4 looks acceptable, not inspirational
- App Friday: iPhone apps for film fans
- The magnificent Magician Hook and his magical iPhone
- Pink phones: Best of the bunch
25th February
- Translation fail: Ovi Maps will not be available on Android
- LG GW620 InTouch Max Review
- Data roaming charges: Mobile web access abroad
- Tesco Party Phone VX1: Can we live with a phone this simple?
- Adobe responds to battery drain claims with new demos, charged phones
- If film stars were phones, featuring Edward Cullen as an HTC Legend
24th February
- Apple to launch an ‘explicit’ category for rude apps?
- Flash might not be a battery hog but Adobe needs to charge its batteries
- Mobile data roaming capped at £45 from March
- iPhone 4G to spark phone insurance fraud
- If Iron Man owned an iPhone 3GS, it would look like this
- LG GW620: What’s in the box?
- MagiTact: Magical magnetic touchscreen control
- Samsung Solid Extreme Preview
- LG KS360 Review
23rd February
- Street Fighter 4 iPhone game caught on camera
- Sony Ericsson Vivaz: Pre-order now from Vodafone
- Windows Marketplace update: Install apps to microSD
- Apple bans sexy apps to appease women and parents, upsets developers
22nd February
- Nokia gets Sky Mobile TV: Live sports on the move
- The Astonishing Tribe demos 3D home screen for Android
- Samsung B3410 Preview
- T-Mobile and Orange: Merger given European Commission go ahead, future of 3 is safe
21st February
20th February
19th February
- App Friday: LogMeIn Rescue, the future of mobile customer service
- TomTom ProClip iPhone car kit coming 25th of Feb
- Apple expands 3G download limit to 20MB
18th February
- Animobile: Toei Animation thinks mobiles could save anime
- Storm 2 pops up on T-Mobile and Nokia X6 available to pre-order on Vodafone
17th February
- Kyocera’s new concept phones are crazy cool
- Gear4 SmartDock: iPhone alarm clock dock with app
- HTC Smart coming exclusively to O2
- BBC launches iPhone apps for news and sport
- Firefox for Android coming late 2010
- Facebook Zero: Text-only for phones that aren’t smart
- Google: We’re putting mobiles before PCs
- HTC Hero gets Android 2.1 and Sense update in March
- Sony Ericsson Satio advert ruled misleading due to Facebook app claims
16th February
- T-Mobile Pulse Mini: It’s a Mini adventure
- RIM shows off speedy WebKit-powered browser for Blackberry
- Puma phone hands-on video: It’s pumped full of Puma
- SoftBank mobile phone ad is weirdest we’ve ever seen
- Sonim XP2 Spirit: 3G gets extreme
- Acer gets racy: Ferrari smart phone, new Android and WinMo handsets
- HTC Legend vs HTC Google Nexus One vs HTC Desire vs HTC HD mini
- HTC Desire: Available on Orange and T-Mobile this spring
- Samsung Wave: Video shows AMOLED display not shamed by daylight
- HTC HD Mini: Small and slightly pointless
- HTC Desire aka Bravo: HTC’s Nexus One
- LG Mini will feature three-way synching
- HTC Legend: Our favourite HTC phone to date
- LG and Dolby Mobile: Android now in surround sound
15th February
- Toshiba TG02 and K01: We hope they’re good
- Windows Phone 7: It’s so good we almost clapped
- Nuance T9 Write: Multi-touch touchscreen handwriting
- Motorola Quench: Thirsty for social networks?
- Sagem Cosyphone with NFC swipe-to-call
- Symbian^3: The Nokia interface we’ve been waiting for
- Meego: Nokia and Intel join Linux forces
- Samsung Wave S8500: Officially waves hello
- Sony Ericsson Vivaz pro: Slim Qwerty slider
- Sony Ericsson X10 mini and X10 mini pro: Tiny Android phones
13th February
12th February
- UK government promotes crime-proof phones
- Samsung Genio Slide: What’s in the box?
- App Friday: Five great photography apps for iPhone
- SIMFi: Turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot
- Redfly mobile dock: Connect your phone to a keyboard and screen
11th February
- Nokia X3 Review
- Synchronica MessagePhone QS150 and QS200: 3G isn’t everything
- T-Mobile discusses the smart phone of the future
10th February
- Griffin PowerBlock Reserve: Friend to power-hungry iPhone and iPod
- Puma phone spotted on YouTube: Is that a solar panel?
- LG GT350 and GS290: Two new biscuity handsets
- Samsung S5620 Monte: The phone from Del Monte
- Pre-loaded text messages ruin man’s life
- This is my phone: Melody Ash, yarn seller
- Opera Mini for iPhone to be previewed at the Mobile World Congress
9th February
8th February
- iPhone Birdbox alarm clock: Wake up to warbling
- Google instant voice translation: The end of Franglais?
- Testing, bashing and making a Google Nexus One filmed for our enjoyment
- Banana Bluetooth handset is the opposite of subtle
- HTC Hero used to control Lego Mindstorms robot, blow minds
6th February
5th February
- Sony Ericsson Aspen caught on camera
- HTC HD2 extended battery breaks cover, still looks chunky
- App Friday: What are your favourite mobile apps?
- Evolution of the Google Nexus One shown on video
- Twitter free on 3 until the end of March
4th February
- PS3 Sixaxis controller connected to N900, used to play SNES games
- So long, iTunes: Preview iPhone apps in browser
- Cross-platform mobile gaming is the future, we hope
- Sony Ericsson X10 en route to Vodafone, out in April
- App keyrings: Reclaim your fanboy crown, iPhone aficionados
3rd February
- Griffin and Threadless iPhone cases: Get quirky
- Refugee Finder is a poignantly genius concept
- “The iPhone is an extension of who I am,” says Jean-Luc Picard
- Chat and cheat: Students using mobile phones in exams
2nd February
- Android mini collectibles: A must for any self-respecting fanboy
- LG Pop: What’s in the box?
- Bluetooth 3.0: On its way to a Samsung near you
- Sony Ericsson Aspen: Windows Mobile goes green