EU Targeting Ringtone Scams

It seems that ringtone scams are now being targeted by the European Union, and in my opinion it is about time. Read more

HTC Hero: UK operator 3 offer pre-installed Spotify handset

Last week, we informed you that Spotify was planning to bring their streaming music service to mobile phones in a dedicated package. Swedish network Telia was one of the first to announce a deal with Spotify, but now it has been confirmed that UK operator 3 will also be releasing Spotify phones before the end of the year. Read more

Powermat Charging System: First Wave of Wireless Chargers

With the introduction of the Palm Touchstone for the Pre and the Powermate, we are seeing just the first wave of wireless charges. The future of charging is no longer with cables, which will be seen as a relief to many. There is one drawback, and that is the price of these new systems, hopefully these will start to fall as the new wireless charges become more popular. Read more

International Kindle Release Date and Lower US Price

We knew that an announcement of the International Kindle release date was coming soon, and we have now had conformation of that. The e-reader will be available for international users on October 19 not only that, there is also to be a price cut for the US version. Read more

Latitude Z600 Hands-on Review: Specs and Price

Upon first look, the new Dell Latitude looks like a laptop for those who love to show off in front of their friends, but there is more to it than meets the eye. When you get past your first thoughts of the Z600, you will see that Dell have added some nice touches. Read more

Dell Latitude Z Series Laptop: Hands-on, Specs, and Video

We have a hands-on video for you to take a look at now, for the brand new Dell Latitude Z Series Laptop, which has just become available to purchase. Read more

Dell Latitude Z: Charges Wirelessly

Dell have recently revealed plans to release a new laptop aimed towards business customers, the new laptop is called the Latitude Z and features something that we have not seen before in laptops, wireless charging. Read more

Plantronics Savi Office Hands-on Review: The Business Headset

This is the Plantronics W0100 Savi Wireless Office headset, which is designed for use with the business environment. The device has some great features that will help businesses become more productive in communication Read more

YouTube Movie Rentals: Lions Gate, Sony, Time Warner, and more

It has been revealed that YouTube are locked in discussions with the major movie studios such as Lions Gate, Sony and Time Warner, over the possibility of providing streaming movie rentals on YouTube. Read more

T-Mobile Contracts Ended Without Early Termination Fee

According to a recent article on IntoMobile it seems that the carrier T-Mobile USA have decided to change their terms of contract, by doing this T-Mobile USA have opened a gateway for customers to end their contracts without having to pay a termination fee. Read more

GM’s Chevy Volt: 230 MPG Electric Car

Following on from the news earlier today regarding the General Motors Chevrolet Volt more details are now beginning to emerge. The Chevrolet Volt should be out in November 2010 and has an estimated fuel economy of 230 mpg (obviously depending on circumstances), or 25 kilowatt hours per 100 miles. Read more

Boost Mobile Phones: Series of new commercials

Boost Mobile Phones have now started a marketing campaign targeted at its Hispanic customers. They have now started to run a series of new commercials that show people becoming immune to the abuse of additional fees and charges from other wireless carriers. Read more

Portable HD Radio: Insignia NS-HD01

Best Buy have just launched the first-ever portable HD Radio at their stores. The Insignia NS-HD01 is now available to buy for a very affordable price and offers crystal clear digital broadcasts in the comfort of your pocket. Read more

Windows 7 Price: Double in Europe when compared to U.S.

When Windows 7 hits the shelves in October Windows Home Premium is expected to retail at €119.99 in the EU and £79.99 in the UK, when exchanged at today’s exchange rate that shows that EU members using the Euro will be paying the equivalent of $168.66, and the UK citizens will be paying the equivalent of $132.14. Read more

AT&T and iPhone OS 3.0 tethering surcharge: news update

As you know there is still two features you are awaiting to be activated, the new MMS feature and tethering, but as you are aware there is a slight rumor going around saying that there is a $55 surcharge for the tethering feature. According to AT&T all these rumors are false and that all of the new features available are free. Read more

MMS iPhone 3.0 News Update

Following on from the news about MMS and the iPhone 3.0 OS problems in which some of our users explained why you couldn’t send MMS on the iPhone with O2 yet.

Some users may be confused when their friends and family who own iPhone’s with OS 3.0 firmware, start sending MMS text’s to you Read more

O2 iPhone 3.0 MMS problems explained and charges

We posted a video today that shows you how to send an MMS on iPhone 3.0, although this is not much good if your not able to do this yet on AT&T or O2 are having problems at sending MMS on the new iPhone 3.0 software.

We have heard a few reasons why this may be but one of the best explanations about O2 and MMS on iPhone 3.0 was reported by one of our users who apparently contacted O2 Read more

New iPhone 3GS on O2: Pay to end your contract early

Following on from the big announcement of the new iPhone 3GS at this year’s WWDC event in the US, it has been revealed that UK customers hoping to get their hands on one will have to pay to end their current contract first. Read more

PS3 Owners: Would you pay PSN subscription fee?

There has been talk of Sony possibly introducing a subscription fee for their Playstation Network. The fee won’t affect online play, but instead the idea of giving you access to a number of PSN titles each month. Read more

Intel: After the EU $1.44 billion fine

If Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) thought that its $1.44 billion fine that was imposed on it by the EU was the end of the matter, then they had better think again. This looks to be just the start of their troubles in Europe. PC World explains this in more detail. Read more

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