Tag: .22
No more Android 2.2 Froyo tablet from LG
LG and Android were all set to become quite familiar bedfellows this year, with 10 Google OS smartphones in the pipeline and a tablet due before then end of 2010. However, their slate device, which has been tipped as "better…
Dell Streak O2 handsets get Android 2.1 update, unlocked models to follow soon
Owners of Dell's tablet-come-mobile phone, the Dell Streak, will find that they can upgrade the device's Android OS to version 2.1 today, providing they're are on an O2 contract. Though the Eclair build of the OS leaked online a…
Nexus One getting Android 2.2 Froyo update first
Google are to roll out the Android 2.2 Froyo update to Nexus One handsets in the coming days. The long-awaited update will, unsurprisingly, be hitting the search giant's own branded handset before any other device. According to the Google blog:…
Dell Looking Glass tablet PC leaks
Quite a few Dell leaks trickling in today. Following on from the Lightning Windows 7 Phone earlier, here's a quick look at Dell's latest tablet PC, the Dell Looking Glass. This latest iPad rival looks to be a larger-sized version…
Samsung , Orange and Ebuyer team up to give away 22" HD LCD TV to mobile customers
Pick up a Samsung S5600 handset contract with Orange and get the telly free.
.22 mobile phone gun – the Italian Mafia's new weapon of choice
Italian police have discovered the Mafia’s latest tech weapon in an early morning raid on a hideout in Naples. This a mobile phone gun and it was confiscated along with a pile of bullet proof vests, drugs and other munitions
The .22 calibre device can hold four rounds…
Apple releases iPhone firmware 2.2: better maps, Mail, Safari, podcasts, call quality
I realise that this is fairly irrelevant news if you don’t own an iPhone, but for die-hard Apple handset fans, the big news of the day is that firmware version 2.2 is finally here and ready to download.
As usual, it’s a fairly hefty download, so beef up your broadband connection for the 246MB ride.
Once done, you’ll get some nifty new features. How useful they are depends on how you use the iPhone, of course…
