I spent a few weeks with HTC’s One X handset recently. Just 20 minutes with the phone was enough for me to begin to appreciate why many geeks I know were salivating at the sheer concept of owning the device. Granted, at MWC, I was able to take a quick look and play around with [...]
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When even the guy carrying the Burger King sign at Waterloo Station has an iPhone
And you thought having an iPhone 4 or 4S made you an exclusive part of the tech elite? Think again. Is this the beginning of the end for niche Apple?
Rumour’n'conjecture –> Apple iPad mini set for October launch at $200-$250
Now then if this were to actually happen — and it’s a big if — it would probably kill off any meaningful tablet competition for a good few years. It’d be “job done, thanks for coming, but no thanks” to anybody else for a long period — market pricing in the $200 range would make [...]
Pretty amazing: “Apple iPad: so user friendly, apes use it to communicate”
You have to hand it to Apple, don’t you… Two 8-year-old twin orangutans at Miami’s Jungle Island zoo, draw, play games and communicate using an iPad tablet. The park is one of several zoos experimenting with the interaction of apes and computers, allowing six orangutans to use Apple’s tablet to communicate as part of a [...]

Samsung Galaxy S3: Somo’s technical genius, Naji El-Arifi gets hands-on for us
Naji El-Arifi is Technical Product Manager at Somo Agency, one of the leading interactive mobile agencies around at the moment. I regularly use one of their creations — the Domino’s Pizza iPad app — way more often than I should. It’s far too easy to order and get the transaction done. A testament to their [...]
Quality app developer? RIM will guarantee you’ll earn a minimum of $10,000 from your app
Alec Saunders, RIM’s VP of Developer Relations was just on stage here at BlackBerry World announcing a wealth of new updates for their developer community. One of the announcements that really caught my attention was regarding quality applications. Alec is on record as a being a huge fan of quality applications — by this, he [...]

BlackBerry 10 sneak peak video from BlackBerry World
Here’s a very quick sneak peak of some of the features we were shown today at BlackBerry World: Note specifically how the on-screen keyboard works — very, very cool.
TechCrunch on Nokia: “Nobody ever got fired for buying Microsoft”
A positive note from the chaps over at TechCrunch on Nokia — along the lines of my piece last week. As bad as Nokia’s financials look right now – a $4 billion drop in sales won’t make anyone’s day – don’t consider the Windows Phone move a failure just yet. They’ve done what many phone [...]
An iPad Mini? I’d buy a few. What about you?
I’ve been reading the latest round of rumours-that-might-be-true about a possible iPad Mini. AppleInsider quotes a Chinese portal that reckons Apple has placed an order for 6 million Mini iPads. Further speculation reckons that this ‘mini’ would run at the same resolution as iPad 1 & 2 (1024×768) so that existing apps would work without [...]

How to “save” $450 on your Lumia 900… avoid reality
Look at this from Amazon. It’s utterly ridiculous: The Lumia 900 is Amazon’s #1 (and #2) selling smartphone at the moment. I happened to click on the American Amazon site just to verify that the phone still held this spot. And in doing so, I saw the $499.99 “list price” label. The phone is “priced [...]

Why the BlackBerry Curve 9380 is the best messaging review phone around
The chances are you probably haven’t come across the BlackBerry Curve 9380 much. It was one of those devices announced in a flurry late last year when my attention was on the new BlackBerry Bold 9900. This Curve 9380 is a delightful phone though. It’s particularly suited to anyone in a corporate environment who needs [...]
iPhone 5 due in Q3; Includes integrated tomato dispenser functionality
Right then the iPhone rumours have begun once again. I wonder just how much advertising revenue the technology industry generates purely from arse-level speculation that accompanies Apple launch “news”? A lot. Luckily here at Mobile Industry Review, we don’t bother with that sort of thing. I thought you’d like to know about the latest rubbish [...]
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