A Whiff of the Modern Cellphone
The Health Concept Phone (pictured) is equipped with eNose technology, which effectively allows it to electronically “smell”
Exploring technology, PC gaming, the web, the world and the possible future - mixed with a tasteful dash of humour. Written by tech columnist & multimedia journo Galen Schultz
Mobile tech when it gets a little beyond cellular
The Health Concept Phone (pictured) is equipped with eNose technology, which effectively allows it to electronically “smell”
An Apple iPhone app called Brushes allows users to do more than just doodle on their iPhones. The images are “painted” freehand
There are very few reports of users switching between these two phone brands, which might indicate that the phones are actually on par in terms of overall features and performance.
As Smartphones become ever increasingly sophisticated, more and more personal information is stored on them, and the loss of a phone can be far more than just an inconvenience. It is with this in mind that Samsung has launched Samsung Dive.
Many apps are utter rubbish, but there are a few gems among the rough. This smartphone app list offers a few particularly interesting & potentially useful apps
Samsung Jet and its innovative smartphone-like features take handsets to the realms of being “smarter than a smartphone”
The S3650 Corby will appeal to youngsters that are keen on technology and consider themselves as active social networkers
The HTC Dream gives users one-touch access to their favourite Google products such as Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail
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