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Russ has just informed me that the Mobile Tech Addicts Podcast is now listed in the Kinoma Podcast section of their software. Russ has it running on his Xperia X1 and has taken a few screenshots of the podcast part of the software showing us under the mobile section. Good to see us in there and watch out for a full review of Kinoma, not the free but the full version which apparently can sync with iTunes in some way or another. Screenshots after the break. Read the rest of this entry »
Paul over at Modaco has managed to install TouchFlow 3D onto the Xperia X1. I have installed this on my unit too and it works a treat. You can find all the files over at XDA Developers. See video after the break showing it in action.
Read the rest of this entry » The latest episode of the Mobility Today podcast is available to download. This week Dave, Steve, Mike and Bill discuss all the hot news about the T-Mobile G1, Blackberry Bold and the Samsung Epix. I missed this week due to building works going on at home. You can download the show directly here, subscribe through iTunes or RSS. via Mobility Today The Blackberry Storm 9500, the first ever touch-screen BlackBerry smartphone, purpose built for Vodafone, will be available to pre-order from today at www.vodafone.co.uk/storm, through Vodafone’s retail stores and by telesales. Customers can also pre-register interest through Vodafone’s retail partner Phones 4U. The BlackBerry Storm pricing will start from free on a two year contract at £35 per month on a Best for Text plan that will include 600 minutes and unlimited texts*. On Vodafone’s Best for Talk £35 plan customers will receive 700 minutes and 250 texts and unlimited landline or Vodafone to Vodafone calls. Best for Talk and Best for Text Plans also include unlimited internet and email, with Vodafone’s satellite navigation service Find&Go free for the first six months. Read the rest of this entry » Take a break from the Xperia and Touch HD grabbing all truth about enzyte the headlines an have a look at a review of another impressive device. E-ten have produced a rather attractive Windows Mobile with integrated digital TV. As usual the presentation of the device is pretty good. Video is after the break. Read the rest of this entry » Slashgear have got their hands on the HTC Touch HD and posted a great video review which we have below, also they have done a questions and answers section too where they have confirmed that this phone will not have TV Out. Unfortunately it does not have the chipset required for TV Out so bad news on that one. You can see the video after the break with some of he more interesting questions. Read the rest of this entry » The guys over at areamobile have put together another video this time giving us a comparison of the Touch HD and the Xperia X1. It’s in German buts its another good opportunity to look at these two high end devices side by side. I don’t see these as competing devices as you either want a device with a slide out keyboard or you don’t, so there is definitely room for both. Check out the video after the break and thanks Big Mo for the info. Read the rest of this entry » Another video of the Touch HD this time showing how easy it is to customise the tabs on the bottom of the screen in TouchFlo 3d. We should have ours next week so expect a massive review with videos and high res pictures aplenty. Personally really looking forward to getting my hands on this device. Video after the break. Read the rest of this entry » Our latest podcast is now available to download, in episode 10 we discuss Windows Mobile 6.5, Xperia X1 first impressions, HTC Touch HD availability and Orange exclusivity, Google Earth and other iPhone Apps, iPhone features rant and lots more . You can subscribe via iTunes, RSS or download the mp3 file here. Full show notes after the break. Read the rest of this entry » The Unwired is reporting that during Motorola’s Thursday earnings call, Sanjay Jha, co-Chief Executive of Motorola and Chief Executive of mobile devices, said “Windows Mobile 6 has not delivered the experience that I think Apple has been able to deliver, but as you look at the plan that is Windows Mobile 7 and even 6.5, I think there are significant new added features which will help the platform”. According to Jha, Motorola will open a new office in Seattle “in order to work closely with Microsoft to deliver differentiation” via the Windows Mobile platform and a first Windows Mobile 6.5-based smartphone is expected in the second half of 2009. First we have heard of Windows Mobile 6.5 so hopefully we can get some more details soon. via The Unwired |