-
Starbucks’ mobile payment system rolled out across US
19 January 2011, 14:37
Coffee chain claims it has America’s biggest mobile payment programme.
-
Ovum predicts WP7 will rock smartphone status quo
18 January 2011, 14:45
Will Windows Phone 7 soar in 2011?
-
Game written by 14 year old tops Angry Birds
18 January 2011, 10:26
Bubble Ball is a simple physics game written by a teenager, and it’s currently the most downloaded Apple app.
-
Mobile apps set to dominate
17 January 2011, 17:05
A couple of recent reports have shed a bit more light on the nature of the mobile Internet market.
-
Orange debuts Tiny Top Ups
17 January 2011, 16:19
Loose change service in response to tightening purse strings.
-
Apple's App Store poised to break 10bn downloads barrier
17 January 2011, 14:40
And Apple launches a competition to celebrate.
-
Rumours Nokia will axe Ovi Music Unlimited service
17 January 2011, 12:10
The final curtain for the musical bundle?
-
Google Translate gets conversation mode
14 January 2011, 16:23
Plus Places with Hotspot comes to iPhone
-
Shazam and Spotify trumpet musical collaboration
13 January 2011, 13:50
Duet available for iPhone and Android users.
-
T-Mobile defends data allowance cut
12 January 2011, 14:51
And Ofcom is reportedly 'examining' the situation.
-
Ebookers launches fully bookable mobile website
11 January 2011, 16:48
It’s not all about apps, it seems, as the online travel agent innovates on the phone browser.
-
Microsoft probes 'phantom' WP7 data
11 January 2011, 11:28
Glitch is using up some customers' data allowance.
-
Is it a phone? Is it a netbook? No, it’s the Motorola Atrix
10 January 2011, 20:45
Dual-core superphone can dock to deliver full notebook computing.
-
British Library makes app debut
10 January 2011, 14:46
World treasures accessible on smartphones with institution’s first app.
-
Porn block coming to BlackBerrys in Indonesia
10 January 2011, 12:25
RIM bows to censorship pressure.
-
Hands on with the Evolve 3 tablet at CES
9 January 2011, 02:29
Windows 7, MeeGo and Android get cosy with Intel’s upcoming Atom platform.
-
NEC debuts dual-screen Android-powered tablet
7 January 2011, 07:12
Lightweight booklet reader to launch in Japan in Q1 with international availability to follow.
-
Sony Ericsson won’t be upgrading Android 2.1 phones
6 January 2011, 18:28
The mobile phone maker doesn’t see any benefit from moving on to 2.2, so it’s not bothering.
-
Sales via mobile devices on eBay tripled last year
6 January 2011, 17:38
The online marketplace shifted nearly $2 billion of kit on mobiles last year, with the UK leading the charge.
-
iriver reveals ‘highest resolution’ e-reader
6 January 2011, 16:49
LG and iriver team up to make HD e-reader.
-
Sony Ericsson trumpets Xperia arc
6 January 2011, 11:34
Android Gingerbread handset added to Xperia family.
-
Motorola debuts smartphone trio
6 January 2011, 10:47
Handset candy outed at CES with 'mini laptop' heading to UK.
-
LG launches the Optimus Black with NOVA display and Wi-Fi Direct
5 January 2011, 18:46
A new display is among a range of new mobile technologies being shown off by LG at CES.
-
Angry Birds comes to Intel’s app store
5 January 2011, 12:34
The AppUp Center lands its first headline act as the mobile game of last year move to the netbook app store.
-
Kindle apps coming to Android and Windows tablets
5 January 2011, 11:17
Plus Amazon app store developments.
-
Motion Computing shows off rugged CO900 business tablet
5 January 2011, 06:59
Hard-wearing slate will combine the ExoPC layer, Windows 7 and Intel’s Oak Trail platform.
-
Google keeps mobile focus for 2011
4 January 2011, 14:01
NFC opportunities this year, says search giant.
< MORE CONTENT
Sign in for the best HEXUS experience
LOG IN
- 1 Introducing CORSAIR® DDR5 Memory
- 2 CORSAIR Announces Full Range of Components
- 3 Two AOC GAMING mice and a wireless headset.
- 4 AGON by AOC presents three displays aimed at competitive gamers
- 5 Philips monitors launch the new M3000 and M5000 PC gaming monitor series
- 6 ASUSTOR is authorized by the CVE Program as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA)