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Samsung U700: Ultra-thin, ultra-fast Web phone

Crave The Samsung U700 measures a skinny 12.1mm thick, but squeezes in a 3.2-megapixel camera with auto-focus and LED photo light, an expandable microSD slot and HSDPA -- aka high-speed Internet access on the go.

Tags: samsung, handsets, hsdpa, slot

1 August 2007, 11:22 > More matches in Crave

A blueprint for the perfect phone

Crave On the back of the phone, the camera would be located at the top of the handset and be used in conjunction with the OK key rather than a dedicated camera button. The DUB also comes with a great camera.

18 June 2007, 12:24 > More matches in Crave

Nokia 8600 Luna: Hands-on with the sexy snapper

Crave It only has a 2-megapixel camera and there's no 3G -- but then again, this is all about style and stylish it is. Not satisfied with your Lamborghini Diablo, Rolex watch and Ozwald Boateng suit? Then it's time you checked out the latest in...

Tags: nokia, money, handset, glass

7 June 2007, 10:56 > More matches in Crave

Photos: Hands-on with the HTC Touch

Crave The HTC Touch runs on Windows Mobile 6 Professional and comes with a large colour touchscreen, a 2-megapixel camera and Wi-Fi connectivity. On the back there's a 2-megapixel camera that takes reasonable photos, but don't expect high quality shots.

5 June 2007, 16:30 > More matches in Crave

Smart attack: Sony Ericsson T650, S500, P1 and T250

Crave The T650i (second from left) is a slim, 3G-enabled candybar phone with a 3.2-megapixel camera and a rather interesting keypad, which is made up of square keys and performs a light show in conjunction with the various on-screen themes.

Tags: sony ericsson, megapixel, ericsson, handset

10 May 2007, 11:42 > More matches in Crave

Toshiba unveils Windows Mobile handsets

News Toshiba is entering the UK's smart phone/PDA market with two Windows Mobile devices promising close integration with the company's laptops, the manufacturer revealed at the 3GSM World Congress on Monday morning.

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12 February 2007, 9:49 > More matches in News

Apple to open iPhone to third-party apps

News Apple chief executive Steve Jobs said on Wednesday that outside developers will be allowed to create programs for the iPhone, changing a policy that had angered many. Blocking outsiders from making programs that would run easily on the iPhone has...

Tags: developers, malicious, iphone, policy

18 October 2007, 9:25 > More matches in News

Women gadget users 'patronised' in pink

News Gadget retailers and manufacturers are missing out on £600m a year because they fail to connect with the female market. One in three female Internet users polled by advertising agency Saatchi Saatchi said they would increase their spending on...

Tags: products, stores, electronics, advertising

11 September 2007, 11:11 > More matches in News

Mobiles not linked to cancer, says study

News There is no link between mobile phone use and an increased risk of cancer, according to a report published today. A team at the Danish Institute of Cancer Epidemiology in Copenhagen was given access to customer records of Danish mobile operators...

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7 December 2006, 9:02 > More matches in News

Photos: A closer look at Google's Android user interface

Crave Recently Google announced that it was joining forces with other companies to form an Open Handset Alliance, and rather than unveil a Google phone, it launched an open mobile platform called Android. Up until yesterday, we had no idea what Android...

13 November 2007, 11:27 > More matches in Crave

MySpace top for snap-happy mobile users

News MySpace is the most popular Web site for Brits to post photos and videos captured on their mobiles, research reveals. More than one-fifth of Britons who are capturing content via their mobiles and putting it online are using MySpace to share their...

Tags: myspace, mobiles, youtube, networking

17 January 2007, 9:51 > More matches in News

Mobile users disconnect from features

News It seems mobile phone users aren't that interested in using many of the advanced features -- such as Web browsing and TV -- that operators have been pushing. The proportion of mobile users using eight out of 11 advanced services has declined in the...

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21 August 2007, 9:43 > More matches in News

Photos: Stylish new phones from Nokia

News Nokia on Tuesday unveiled two new phones -- the 7500 (pictured) and the 7900 -- that target style-conscious consumers. The Nokia 7900 (pictured) is compatible with high-speed 3G networks. The 7900 and 7500 are scheduled to be released by the end of...

Tags: consumers, networks, scheduled, phones

8 August 2007, 9:26 > More matches in News

Queuers give their iPhone to charity

News When David Clayman arrived in Manhattan last week, he had no idea he'd end up queuing for an iPhone. Clayman, a soft-spoken, bespectacled 21-year-old, graduated from the University of Chicago earlier in June and decided to spend a few days touring...

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30 June 2007, 9:28 > More matches in News

Google confirms mobile operating system

News Google has announced its long-anticipated mobile play: a mobile-phone software stack called Android. According to a statement released by Google on Monday, Android incorporates an operating system, middleware [the software that sits between the...

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6 November 2007, 8:47 > More matches in News