As an active participant in the Nokia Blogger Relations Program, I've had the pleasure of testing a number of the N-series devices and the N-800 Internet Tablet. In short, the experience has been stellar. I still use my N95 all the time, but there's been one minor problem, email handling. [...]

It's more than a decade after Mark Andreeson made his famous comment that the browser was the new OS. You know, the one that led to the browser wars of the 1990's, and Microsoft's antitrust trial? Today we discussed browsers and browser technology. First, there's the release of Firefox 3.0, [...]

Filed under: Handsets, HTC, Vodafone, Windows Mobile, GSM, EDGE, UMTSSure, we may have run the HTC Touch Diamond into the ground in recent memory, but seeing as we're not remorseful bunch, here's a bit more. Vodafone's business shop has dropped the Touch Diamond on its pages, tangible proof that a [...]

Riku from Forum Nokia posted a article on the Forum Nokia WiKi about how to port some Adobe AIR content to the Nokia Web RunTime. "There are many different widget technologies and runtimes out there. One common denominator between many of the is the fact that they are, in effect, [...]

ADTRAN, Inc., a leading supplier of next-generation solutions, today announced the addition of VDSL2 to its market-leading Total Access 1100 Series Fiber to the Node (FTTN) DSLAMs. These FTTN DSLAMs allow service providers to realize ultra-broadband speeds over their existing copper infrastructure, economically securing the broadband connection to the home [...]

This Coolpad phone is the thing to have for the type of person (arms dealer, super spy) who has to go abroad often and doesn't know what kind of cellphone service they have out in who knows where. It's got two SIM slots, which can swap between your home US [...]