The LG Cookie is a touchscreen phone that’s fantastic value for money. It’s more compact and easier to use than some of the more expensive touchscreen phones, yet it still has a large 3 inch display. Simply press the virtual buttons on screen using your finger. Text can be entered by typing on the QWERTY keyboard which slides into view when needed. Or, with handwriting recognition, you can use the supplied stylus to write on the screen. The LG Cookie has an accelerometer which means th... Read Full Story

3 have announced an improvement to their SIM only range, as from today SIM only 15 will be available with free mobile internet access. As demand for mobile internet grows this is an attractive offer. For £15 per month on a 30 day rolling contract you can now get 300 minutes per month, unlimited texts free mobile internet (3GB allowance per month), unlimited calls to other mobiles on 3 plus free Skype-to-Skype calls and messaging. SIM only deals start at just £10 per month with no commitment.... Read Full Story

Free on an 18m contract from £35 per month. The Nokia E72 is the successor to the popular E71 business phone and has been upgraded to suit the business user even more. The new optical navigation key enables you to scroll through the phone’s features such as photos, web pages and maps, as well the menu, effortlessly. Connectivity is all there with Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, 3G and HSDPA now at 3.6Mbps for fast downloads. The E72 features a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, plus a s... Read Full Story

With the countdown to Christmas underway, Orange is helping spread the festive cheer with a great PAYG promo. Customers who choose an Orange pay as you go phone with a value of over £30 will get an incredible £60 worth of pressies in their free Christmas box, including: - A pair of Skull Candy headphones worth £35 - Five minutes of free international calls - 30 free photo messages - Free downloads such as games, videos and ringtones - Plus more goodies This exclusive gift is available until ... Read Full Story

When Sony's VAIO W netbook was released, we said the company would "have to do better than put a pretty face on a vanilla set of innards to get our next five Benjamins." So what has the company done to raise the appeal of its little netbook? Boosted the processor? Added a big SSD? Lowered the price? Nah, it went ahead and painted some snowflakes on the lid. Pretty though they may be they still hide the same 10.1-inch, 1366 x 768 LCD, 1.6GHz Atom, and 1GB of RAM. There are some improvements: ... Read Full Story

Ainol's V6000 series had great specs, but sadly rocked a GPS-worthy aesthetic. The V8000 players went for something a little more stylish, but also a lot more vanilla. Now we're up to the V9000 series and we finally have a look that's sophisticated and distinctive -- and a little creepy with that "please help I'm frozen over here" wallpaper. It's displayed on a 4.8-inch, 800 x 480 capacitive touchscreen, though the device is capable of rendering 1080p video out its HDMI port for display onto... Read Full Story

ASUS impressed the world with its lightweight, inexpensive 13.3-inch UL30 over the summer, and just last week impressed us with its switchable-graphics packing bigger cousin, the UL80Vt. Now the 30 is getting the discrete treatment, enabling users to choose from molasses rendering and "all-day computing" battery life or slightly more robust graphics and slightly (about an hour) shorter longevity. The system also packs DDR3 memory, a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 processor (able to be overcl... Read Full Story

While we were busy looking into external speaker problems on the Droid, it would seem Moto was itself hard at work remedying a separate issue with the device. A number of users on support forums have complained of the Droid's camera failing to focus and giving them "red corners" when attempting to take pictures, but now -- suddenly and without warning -- their ailment has gone away as if touched by the hand of an omnipotent being (or, alternatively, a silent firmware update). This particular... Read Full Story

Lenovo can't be feeling too much warmth toward the FCC right now. After Intel and Wistron combined to remove any mystery from its next IdeaPad, here comes the latter with yet another filing revealing yet more tasty morsels of knowledge. Wistron's latest submission is for a "Notebook Computer with Wacom Digitizer," which immediately points us toward the high-end ThinkPad W series,with the W700 being the only Lenovo laptop to sport such an appendage so far. Reassuringly, the new model name app... Read Full Story

After a protracted "let's be absolutely certain we're in the clear" period, T-Mobile has gone ahead and lifted its self-imposed moratorium on Sidekick sales following that little meltdown you may have heard about. Oh, and there's a bonus, too: they're a little cheaper this time around. The Sidekick 2008 has dropped to $49.99 on contract while the top-of-the-line LX 2009 has shed $25 down to $149.99 on contract, so if you were looking for an excuse to live dangerously with your precious addre... Read Full Story