Not known for their TV advertising campaigns, Virgin Media are taking steps to advertise their mobile arm for the first time in three years.

Virgin campaigns are usually glittered with celebrity appearances – the last advertising campaign that Virgin Mobile ran featured Pamela Anderson over three years ago in 2006.

The multi-million pound campaign is …continue reading →

It has been confirmed that Nokia and Intel are to establish a business relationship which will target to better the platforms of the mobile phones of the future.

It seems that from a user interface perspective, the main focus is open source, with Linux being the software to be used on the platform being built, which will extend from the use of mobile telephony into other sectors like notebooks and Internet tablets. This has compounded the rumour which is circulating that Nokia may be expanding into the ever-crowded …continue reading →

In the days of exclusivity on networks, it can never hurt for a network to get a killer phone that only they can sell. O2 had the iPhone and now, it is Orange that has managed to obtain exclusivity rights to the Samsung S5600.

The phone’s objective is simple: to act as a hub for those who are mad on social-networking. It is to offer Windows Live and widgets for other websites on the go so that users can always stay in touch with their favourite …continue reading →

Apple look to be continuing with their dominant streak in the smart phone market after the primed iPhone 3G S sold over one million units in the first few days of launch.

A rather excellent week for Apple was compounded by six million downloads of the latest software which is to accompany the release of the new model, the iPhone 3.0 software. The downloads have been taking part on all platforms across Apple’s current range, from the iPod Touch to the …continue reading →