As if BlackBerrys aren't addictive enough already, offering constant access to email, this latest version adds a Facebook application.
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Has there ever been a product surrounded by so much hype? Now the frenzy has died down, Web User finds out whether the iPhone is actually any good.
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We look at the latest version of Nokia's Internet Tablet, which promises access to the web wherever you go.
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Web User checks out the pairing of Microsoft's latest diminutive operating system with one of HTC's newest mobile designs.
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The battle to persuade you to put the internet into your pocket and carry it around with you is raging. The latest bait comes from 3, the X-Series more..

The phone that promises high-speed internet access wherever you are in the UK.
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Can this device finally offer the internet in your pocket in an affordable and usable package? more..

Does the first mobile phone with iTunes signal the end of traditional MP3 players?
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T-Mobile's latest gadget rolls a mini-computer and a phone into one, providing the ultimate portable web experience more..

There was a time when, if you wanted to get the most out of your gadgets, you had to carry one of everything – mobile phone, PDA and digital camera. Not any more. more..

Full internet access, including email, is now available on this phone-sized device from Vodafone. Why restrict yourself to a standard internet connection? more..

As time goes by, more and more of the gadgets we carry around with us are integrated into mobile phones. Motorola's A1000 enables you to ditch 'em... more..

A multi-functional camera phone that offers email and web access plus a whole lot more. more..

Vodafone throws its hat into the 3G ring with this unique red card, that connects a laptop to the super-fast mobile data network. more..

Handspring's latest smart phone totally revamps its Treo concept, from the casing to the software, and is exclusive to Orange. more..

Want a mobile phone and PDA in one handy package? O2's second Xda could be right up your alley. more..

Orange's updated Smartphone aims to be even easier to use than the the previous SPV - is it the ultimate communication gadget? more..

This was be the only Smartphone available in 2002, and it should be applauded for that. But it's not perfect and there's sure to be better options just around the corner. Of course, if you really can't wait, you won't be disappointed. more..

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The 7650 is a lovely phone to use and take snaps with. It's simple enough for most people to pick up and use without too much trouble, and it takes nice pictures. Orange's 40p per message seems reasonable for a fledgling technology, and is preferable to T-Mobile's lump-sum charges, especially since you won't yet know how many messages you're likely to get through in a month. more..

Despite being a great idea and fun to do, the price of picture messaging is still too high for it to offer a complete alternative to texting. more..