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World’s ‘first’ solar-powered mobile phone unveiled

Danny Boyle’s film Sunshine informed us earlier this year that “if the sun dies, so do we”. And now that palpable statement could also ring true for your mobile - should you live in China, that is. Continued

Vodafone gets first shout It’s here, it’s the Google phone. Yes, LG’s KU-580 handset, which incorporates Google Search, Google Mail and Google Maps - watch out, iPhone - has come to Europe. Continued

World+dog gangs up on Apple MusicStation, the service that aims to give unlimited mobile access to music worldwide for a small weekly fee, finally went live today. Continued

Repurposed not to work any more Vodafone UK has launched a mobile optimising technology which reformats web pages to fit onto a mobile phone screen. Continued

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Gateway recalls 14,000 batteries

Is that a barbecue in your lap or… When laptop batteries aren’t bursting into white-hot flames, incinerating loved-ones, treasured possessions and airline luggage compartments in a ball of fiery plasma they’re right useful products. Continued

Review If stereos were Stetsons, this would be a ten gallon hat Of late, the compact Hi-Fi system has struggled to find a place in the affections of consumers keener on more sophisticated home cinema audio rigs. However, the technology that looked like it was about to drive the last nail into the compact Hi-Fi coffin is set to breath new life into the format as products like the Gigajuke deliver the playback quality of a Hi-Fi combined with the storage capacity of a hard drive. Continued

Samsung has launched a skinny, stick-like digital music player that squeezes in touch-sensitive controls, 128 x 64 OLED screen and a retractable slimline USB connector. Continued

But is it pre-shrunk? First Prada, now Levi’s. The jeans maker is to launch a mobile phone, it said this week, but the doyenne of demin is remaining tight-lipped about many of the device’s capabilites. Continued

One unit for you desk, one for under it Sony has taken the wraps off a desktop system that contains not only system unit but two, one for the bulk of the PC’s innards, the other for the optical drives - one of which is a Blu-ray Disc unit. Continued

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LG locates Google phone in Europe

Vodafone gets first shout It’s here, it’s the Google phone. Yes, LG’s KU-580 handset, which incorporates Google Search, Google Mail and Google Maps - watch out, iPhone - has come to Europe. Continued

Samsung has become the latest hard disk drive maker to get a 1TB desktop product out the door, with the launch of its SpinPoint F1 series. It follows hot on the heels of Seagate, which got its own terabyte drive out last week. Continued

Analysis Long-planned escape from beige boxes Microsoft’s announcement of Surface Computing, basically a PC built into a coffee table, might indeed represent a new paradigm in computing technology, but for Microsoft it’s just another attempt at getting its software out from the beige boxes under our desks to somewhere, anywhere, else. Continued

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Samsung celebrates ‘emotional design’ phone

Samsung has turned to one of the world’s leading - apparently - industrial designers to remould its latest handset as a “pragmatic work of art” rather than a run-of-the-mill candybar. Continued

Comment Biter bit Qualcomm had yet another setback in the courtroom this week, as Broadcom was awarded $19.64m in damages for incorporating Broadcom technology in its baseband chips and software. Continued

Take-up increasing, but progress is slow The mobile internet is more toll road than superhighway, but the logjam could clear up. Continued

Comeuppance from Broadcom The US International Trade Commission has barred the import of new cell phones that use chips made Qualcomm, following a legal determination they infringe a patent held by competitor Broadcom. Continued

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Orange and Vodafone block Skype and other VoIP services

Red Herring has reported that Vodafone and Orange has blocked customers from using Internet telephony services such as Skype over their networks. Phones are being shipped that have specifically had their VoIP capabilities disabled. One such phone is the Nokia… Continued

Pictures claiming to have been taken on Apple’s forthcoming iPhone have tipped up on the internet. The image, showing a man tucking into some jam on toast, was spotted by Mobile Guerilla, after constantly typing taken with an apple iphone… Continued

T-Mobile has just launched the web’n'walk USB modem, which is compatible with both PC and Mac, offering broadband speeds of up to 1.8Mbps. And according to T-Mobile, it’s significantly cheaper than the similar device from Vodafone. On comparable 12-month price… Continued

Nearly half of Americans adults have heard of the iPhone, despite the fact it’s not even out yet, according to a survey. What’s more, 17 percent said they already wanted to buy one - something that will not doubt delight… Continued

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