Carrie-Ann Skinner, PC Advisor

Over 40 percent of mobile web traffic comes from Apple iPhone users, says AdMob.

   Revamped music player features high-definition touch screen and built-in Wi-Fi.

By Paul McDougall
InformationWeek
May 27, 2009 09:52 AM

Sharp's new cell phone features a solar module

From Tech-On:

SoftBank Mobile Corp announced May 19, 2009, its new mobile phone handsets to be released in the summer of 2009.

I have recently had to purchase a GPS due to work demands. After wading through countless models, I made my decision.

There are thousands or GPS units on the market today with equally as many futures available on different models. Features of a GPS today include everything from photo viewer, spoken street names, music player, Bluetooth and even an FM transmitter.

I have recently had come into my possession, a HTC Touch Diamond. Come join me I uncover the massive potential this small device has.

Over the past few weeks and months there have been claims from three different mobile phone manufacturers, claiming they have created the greatest phone the telecommunications industry has ever seen.

Technophiles the world over have been awaiting the launch of these three new devices with bated breath. The three contenders vying for the love of the people (and indeed their money) are:

• The Apple iPhone, which some are likening to the second coming of Christ
• The Samsung i900, more commonly known as the Omnia; which after a quick Google, I learn the name is Latin for ‘everything’
• And the final contender HTC’s Touch Diamond which in my humble opinion, is by far the sexiest of the three.

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