BlackBerry’s latest smartphone might have ditched the signature QWERTY keyboard for a touchscreen, but Motorola is keeping things old school on its new Q 11.
This Wi-Fi equipped smartie sports a small but perfectly formed full fat keyboard for tapping out emails and SMS messages, and runs Windows Mobile 6.1 for slick compatibility with a wide range of business-flavoured tools and applications.
The Apple iPhone still sits regally on the touch phone throne, seemingly untouchable in the, er, touch UI stakes. Pretenders like the LG KU990 Viewty, Samsung F480 Tocco and HTC Touch Diamond have tried to topple the Jesus Machine but haven’t come even close to matching the iPhone finger-licking fluid multi-touch UI. But if rivals thought it tough before, then wait until they see the new iPhone 3G. Gulp.
Really, the iPhone 3G, now in shiny 8GB and 16GB flavours, is the handset the first generation iPhone should have been – downloading to a rapido HSDPA tune and guiding us from A to B with its built in GPS receiver. Still, it’s better late then never.
First it was the T-Mobile G1 but now the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone looks set to give the iPhone a run for it’s dough.
The 5800 (formerly the Tube) was officially unveiled yesterday and packs more than its fair share of features to keep smartphone fanciers entertained and seriously in touch. It also happens to be Nokia’s first ever touchscreen device. It lands in the UK early next year. Read on for everything you need to know about Nokia’s innovative tactile talker…
Use your phone as a mobile multiplex and watch movies encoded with the space saving DivX codec wherever you are!
It’s easy to learn.
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