Phones

There are not many things left that a mobile phone cannot do however this is the first I know that you can watch live TV on, I mean live and not a link via who knows where.

Broadband, Internet and mobile phones all come together with a new initiative from Hutchinson Whampoa.

Want to cut down on the clutter in your pockets? The Sony Ericsson k800i can replace your phone, iPod, digital camera and personal organiser with a single, neat, light weight gadget!

First it was cameras and now music seems to be taking over mobile phone devices.

This is not something to eat, in the early summer LG launched their black phone, now in late summer their white phone and I understand later in the year a shocking pink one is to follow.

Skype seems to be the current flavour of the month as a new USRobotics product attempts to compliment the technology.

For those looking to change their current mobile phone, O2 has put together a collection of attractive offerings.

A mobile phone package that allows unlimited Web and e-mail use for a set fee on a monthly basis with pay as you tariff.

Is the more expensive Siemens phone all that it is cracked up to be and worth the extra money? Andrew Taylor has used this for three months and now gives his opinion.

A mobile phone is no longer judged solely on its telephony merits; PDA, photographic and entertainment aspects are needed to bolster the package.

When nobody phones you why not use your mobile as an MP3 player

If you use Skype or some other VOIP communication then you have probably tried a microphone/speakers setup and other combinations however only a phone gives that real phone experience.

Although displaced by the iPod as the number one choice for mobile music, the Walkman refuses to lie down as its appearance in various mobile phones indicates.

Is it a phone, a camera or a media player? Perhaps like the Sony Ericsson K510i it might handle all three.

Once upon a time a phone was just a phone. Now companies such as Sony Ericsson are adding features by the bucket load.

The Sony Ericsson W800i is the first mobile phone with a Walkman music player built-in which by itself would make the W800i worthy of attention but this phone does have some other features going for it.

Touch, as one of our major senses, can be overlooked with modern technology. One company hoping to change this perception is Immersion.

Fed up with the games on your mobile phone – then perhaps you should look at the iPlay service.

Companies spent a fortune on 3G licences, are they now beginning to offer something that users will want, use, and dare I say, need?

This offers a very similar service to that I reviewed earlier this year, the main difference is that this is a portable service and can be connected to any standard router.

A conference and show held last week at London Olympia, I listened to a lot of the conference and spent some time in the exhibition.

Your mobile phone is often regarded as an extension of your personality. Check out some models available from Sony Ericsson.

Started making your Christmas wish-list yet? O2 has some suggestions that might be of interest.

Jabra was a name new to me, they do headsets and speakers for use with Bluetooth mobile phones, however when I looked around in various mobile phone shops I see their name is quite widespread.

Fed up with your ringtone sounding like everybody else’s? Then why not get creative and produce your own.

Mobile phones come in a range of different styles, shapes, sizes and feature sets. In the case of Sony Ericsson J300i, entertainment is the dominant theme.

Is it worth getting a handset to use with Skype? What are the advantages? Would I buy one again? Heres my experience with the Cyberphone K from VoIP Voice.

Skype while being very popular attacts some poor press from those that suggest people should us 'standards based' VoIP products. One real users perspective!

Worried about your telephony costs? Broadband users should consider taking advantage of VoIP.

Navicore Personal is one of the growing range of navigation systems that can run on handheld products. In the case of Navicore this a modern Symbian phone.