This goes to show that Chinese phones can sometimes deliver and that they can be more than clones of great handsets. Enter QiJi i6, one of the few handsets that supports Android and Windows Mobile, albeit without the possibility of using dual-boot. You just pick one of the operating systems, run it and then install the other. The specs list of this...
Getting a BlackBerry 8900 is probably right now the next best thing to getting a BlackBerry Storm, so we’ll have to do with this device, just launched in Germany. Its most impressive feature is the brand new trackball, one step up comparing to the ones on previous Pearl units. The handset has some impressive specs, like the 480 x 360 display,...
After seeing famous GPS manufacturers like Garmin enter the smartphone business, it’s time for digital media player maker iriver to launch a mobile phone as well. The device, named “Wave” will hit the Korean market on March 9 2009 through KT, the second largest local carrier. The handset’s design resembles that of a media player...
After finding out that Kyocera plans to make an Android Phone, we got word that a small Australian company plans to manufacture a device with that same OS and sell it locally. The company’s name is Kogan and they’ve announced the release of the device somewhere around Christmas time, for about $199. This Kogan Android handset wasn’t...
