According to a reports from Apple fan site iMore, the company is considering changing its omnipresent 30-pin dock for a newer, smaller option that would free up more internal space within its phones and tablets.
Dinosaurs – fictional beasts invented by God so that bible-bashers can tell us exactly how long the world has been in existence. Or something like that anyway. Oh, and they’re also movie stars.
One of the many, many new Android devices at the Mobile World Congress event comes via Huawei, which is showing off a 10" update of its 7" MediaPad tablet.
There were rumours last year about ASUS releasing a strange, form-changing phone-come-tablet. Those rumours are now reality; say hello to the Padfone, the latest in a rash of schizophrenic mobile handsets.
ViewSonic has just announced a whole batch of new smartphones at Mobile World Congress, with the highlight being its slim and colourful little ViewPhone 4S model. Wonder where it got that name from?
Asus is on a roll with its rebranded ‘Transformer Pads’ tablet line, pushing out yet another version. The Infinity series takes the Prime and runs with it, packing either a Tegra 3 or a Snapdragon S4 and a 10.1-inch full-HD screen.
This Android power race is getting rather absurd, with even budget smartphone specialist ZTE announcing plans to launch a quad-core Android 4.0 powerhouse during the second half of 2012.
That's the new Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2, the latest in a long, long line of disappointing media players based loosely around the company's popular Galaxy S series of smartphones.
There have been suggestions floating around that Intel's new Ivy Bridge processors would arrive later than anticipated on the market. Now, those rumours have been confirmed as true by a senior Intel employee, so we won't see the processors in April as previously expected.
We’ve heard plenty of rumours about a new Nokia flagship to take over from the Lumia 800 in the UK, now the Lumia 900 has gotten official outside of the US. It’ll pack DC-HSPA for double the speed of HSPA+; a 4.3-inch ClearBlack display; an eight-megapixel camera, and Windows Phone 7.5.
Ever wished your phone was also a remote? Want no longer – the Lumigon T2 rolls both an Android 4.0-packing phone and a learning IR-blaster for your living room-domination needs.
The rumours were true; Orange has just unveiled its first Intel-powered phone codenamed Santa Clara. Packing a 1.6GHz Atom Z2460, it’s pretty much a clone of Intel’s Medfield reference design.
