The Nokia E6, available in white, black and silver, is based on the Symbian^3 operating system. This system offers users the choice of several homescreens, each of which can be customized easily with widgets that can be simply dragged and dropped into position. The system also offers users the ability to zoom in and out of images easily by simply pinching and stretching with their fingers and thumbs. More
The LG Optimus 3D – Impressive Technology On The Way There are a plethora of phones coming out in these modern times, and some of them just fall to the wayside, without notice. That is not the case for the latest offering from the mighty LG brand, as they are creating a buzz for their latest smartphone, far more than any other phone that has hit the market before it. More
The Nokia X7 mobile phone which features four speakers and has not yet even been announced will be released in the UK in June according to Three UK.
June 2011, data gathered from our site shows the Apple Iphone 3Gs 16GB to be the most recycled handset this year which is surprisingly followed closely by the Apple Iphone 3G 8GB and in 3rd place the Apple Iphone 4 16GB.
Never has it been simpler to get the most money for your mobile phone when you sell and recycle it via our mobile phone recycling site. You can now easily compare site prices and get the most money for your mobile. More
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With the new ipad 2 fast approaching what technology do you think would be packed into it, we have compiled details from many forums to give you an overview of what new features to expet in comparison to our previous Apple Ipad Review.
iPad 2 specs: cameras and a gyroscope
Gizmodo reckons that FaceTime support’s a given, and that means a front-facing camera like the iPhone 4. BuzzBizzNews echoes the camera story, suggesting twin cameras. It also suggests that there’ll be a three-axis gyroscope like there is in the iPhone 4. EETimes says Apple has been testing gyroscopes but decided not to put one in the original iPad. More
Sell My Games
GET CASH FOR OLD CDs, DVDs and Games – music magpie is the only online site that allows users to turn all their old and unwanted CDs, DVDs and games into cash in one free and simple process.
Every year millions of CDs, DVDs and Games are thrown away and they can be worth anything from 25p up to £3. On average users trade in £30 of CDs, DVDs and Games with each visit and so far they have paid out over £800,000 to them. Musicmagpie.co.uk is a great way for users to get cash for something they no longer use and it helps to reduce waste.
Music Magpie originally launched as an easy way for everyone to turn their old CDs into cash so that they did not have to be thrown away if they had decided to go digital.
This proved to be a massive success with thousands of people using music magpie as a fast and efficient way to turn CDs into money.
People were soon asking them if we could help them get rid of old games. They all know what it’s like, buy the latest game and get to level 100, but as soon as you’ve done it once you don’t want to do it again. We knew that there were plenty of people who still wanted to play the games, so they decided to launch a new independent site, Game magpie. Such was it’s success, that it’s now become an integral part of the new music magpie website.
The final step – music magpie turn CDs, DVDs and Games into cash Music magpie are happy to announce that for the first time ever you can now turn CDs, DVDs and Games into cash, all in one place – music magpie If you’re an existing user of music magpie or game magpie, your account has been transferred and they hope you like the new site. It’s quick and easy to use, and best of all it’s free, and turns things you don’t want anymore into well needed cash!!
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Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY
When we learned that Sony Ericsson was working on something related to the PlayStation Phone, we were told that “the surprise must be kept for the future”. Well, the rumour can finally be put to rest. Sony Ericsson has today decided to come clean with its worst-kept secret, the Xperia Play, which was officially unveiled on February 14 at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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The smartphone with BRAVIA brilliance expected April 2011
From PlayStation Phone to Xperia Play
The Xperia Play probably had more leaks than a broken pipe in the past few years. It even got a full hands-on preview by Engadget, which threw up more questions than answers about the handset with a sliding gamepad. Engadget says that the Xperia Play is “comfortable to hold” and has a “better build quality than the PSP Go” despite being “less well-balanced” than the latter. To be fair, the leaked device is a prototype, so there may be modifications to the chassis down the road and the final product will likely turn up in a better shape.
Like the Xperia X10 and Xperia Arc, the Xperia Play has the same four thin menu controls below the display and a black color scheme. The top and bottom edges are noticeably more rounded, but the most striking difference is where you slide up the top face to reveal the expansive gaming controls. These include the standard Sony PlayStation directional pad and action buttons, and what appears like touchpad controls in the centre. There are also dedicated Select, Start and Menu hardware keys. More
Apple iphone 5
Despite heavy rumours hitting a boiling point that Apple is planning on releasing a smaller, more cost effective lower budget edition of the iPhone, new reports have hit the web that Apple’s fifth-generation iPhone will boast a larger 4-inch display, a dual core CPU and possibly even a slide-out physical keyboard.
The rumours that Apple is working tirelessly in making a faster, snappier successor to the iPhone 4 has never really been in doubt. But today thanks to the technical guys at DigiTimes, we have a bit more to go on than the blatantly obvious.
According to component suppliers close to the matter, “the production lines for Apple’s next generation iPhone have begun testing, and Apple is interesting in expanding the screen size to 4-inches to support the tablet PC market as the vendor only has a 9.7-inch iPad in the market”. More
Want more Honeycomb in your diet? You aren’t alone.
Since the first glimpse of Google’s Android Honeycomb OS back in December, everyone been full of questions. Honeycomb is the first Android edition to be optimized for tablets — and it’s a whole new beast from the operating system we’ve come to know.
This week, Google showed off some of Honeycomb’s features at a media event in Mountain View. More
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