Good day! We start today with an amazing story centred on Shaw Wu, an analyst for Sterne Agee, and the saying,

“a no-news day”

– not for us, but for analysts.

Analysts like Shaw Wu don’t have a lot to do in early …

Whilst there are millions around the world that love the snow – snowboarding, cross-country skiing and downhill skiing, for example, few enjoy shovelling all that snow and ice every morning. Add to that the dreary bother of having to get …

Mastered in Nokia N9‘s failed handset, Swype technology has been revived in Samsung’s Swype-Beta software that tags voice-to-text software Dragon along for the ride. Now iOS fans …

With the rate of the advancement of technology, it was …

Personal claims company First4Lawyers have come up with a way of recording the details of road traffic accidents as soon as they happen. Accident …

3 have just announced details of a great Apple iPhone deal which offers virtually unlimited everything AND a free Apple iPhone 4 16GB. The deal is as follows:

Free …

Photographs of what appears to be the next generation iPhone have surfaced on technology blog Engadget, and evidence is building that they may in fact be genuine.

It’s here, the iPhone 4G is coming to the UK in June apparently and …

Over the last three years we have seen SmartPhones increase in popularity as countless people across the world are willing to pay £200+ for a phone that will let them do just about anything. With the boom of the SmartPhone we can expect to see older models fade away into the background as the likes of HTC and Apple who currently hold a strong position in the market , setting up for the 4G Generation of mobile devices in the near future.

What happens to all these older models of phones though? A lot of us tend to throw them to the backs of cupboards and store them away, never to see the light of day again. As we enter an era of recycling, and being green there are many phone buyers out there that will give you money for these old phones which not only help you with some extra cash but you can also feel the benefit of doing something good for the environment by selling them to recyclers.

We have all seen adverts for Mazuma and Envirofone, but this concept is still fairly new. Even more so are comparison sites for this service that allow you to make the most back for your mobile phone. Sites such as SellMyMobile.com provide a comprehensive search facility and compare all the leading phone buyers in the UK.

This guest post i written by LaptopLogic.com – a great site to find more informations on smartphones, netbooks and laptops. Also check out their laptop finder section to find out what laptop brand you should go for.

With more than 32 million smartphones sold in the first quarter of 2009 its become obvious that they are here to stay. Many of the smartphones all share the same features, web browsing, media player, calendar, games and more. Most all have QWERTY keyboards and cameras as well. They almost all offer very vibrant screens and offer a sleek design. With everything, there are always slight differences and that is what you should consider when looking at various smart phones. Does the phone work with your PC or Macintosh? Will it connect with existing software you have like Entourage or will it work with all your music and movies you have stored on your laptop? These are things to keep in mind when considering a new phone, especially a smartphone.

The iPhone 3G has won the 2008 gadget of the year competition. Beating off extremely strong competition from a number of games consoles, a budget laptop and an iPod speaker system the Apple phone was declared the winner today.