Mobiles & Handhelds
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Get ready for the world's first mobile phone with a rollable screen.
Is that a computer in your pocket?
It may look like a mobile phone but that swanky high-tech gadget in the shop window no longer answers to that name.
Latest mobile & handheld reviews
Bluetrek Bluetooth car kit
Advanced features include call waiting, last-number redial and dial
missed call.
Get smartphones
Here are four devices that put a mobile inbox in your pocket.
Review: Nokia 5310 XpressMusic
It makes sense for your phone to double up as a pseudo-iPod.
Review: Podfrey
People visiting Sydney can rent a Podfrey to find their way around.
Review: Nokia E51
The E51 does everything you would want from a conventional "candy
bar" phone.
Review: Portable GPS systems
Properly designed, a GPS device is a wonderfully useful machine.
Badly designed, they are useless.
Time to rename the mobile?
Some phone manufacturers don't want us to use the label "mobile phone" anymore. They think that phrases like portable mobile device, wireless handset and multimedia computer better portray their latest battery of sleek and expensive product launches.
But do these labels dance off the tongue - or so...
The stolen generation
There's a games platform with a billion players, a free online network, virtually unlimited power and offering games for every possible demographic.
Of course, it's the PC, once the undisputed vanguard of gaming, but now routinely dismissed despite the ever-growing household penetration of home co...
Instant traffic updates let you dodge traffic jams
Sat-nav might get you from A to B, but the SUNA traffic channel lets you avoid the traffic along the way.
Sydney's F3 traffic chaos provided the perfect opportunity this week for Intelematics Australia to spruik the merits of its SUNA Traffic Channel, an implementation of the TMC (Traffic Message C...
Latest mobile & handheld articles
Musical mobiles take aim at iPod
This year the convergence of phones and MP3 players will be
complete, mobile makers say.
iPhone upgraded as sales hit 4 million
Steve Jobs said the company had sold 4 million iPhones as he
announced updated services.
