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Kinoma Play is a media-consuming power-house of an S60 application. Fast and refined, even in this its first non-Windows Mobile incarnation it justifies a hefty $30 price-tag, giving my ...

First Look: Kinoma Play for Symbian

30th October 2009
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VoIP on the Nokia N900

VoIP on the Nokia N900

29th October 2009
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Shopping at the OVI store…

Shopping at the OVI store…

19th October 2009
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As previously announced by Ant at his Fresh Plastic blog and anticipated by us some time ago, 3UK have today announced they're launching a tariff with an inclusive Spotify premium ...

Spotify and Hero on 3UK

19th October 2009
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O2 launch the Palm Pre: We go to the party…

O2 launch the Palm Pre: We go to the party…

16th October 2009
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giffgaff, the people-powered network to whom we gave (what we thought was) a fair preview of, has released a teensy bit of news about their pricing. Well, that's not strictly ...

giffgaff gives the goss (on pricing)

16th October 2009
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It's now only about 7 hours until the Palm Pre goes on sale in the UK. We went to the launch party earlier in the week, but since then there's ...

Underwhelmed by Pre launch buzz

16th October 2009
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Whoops! this post was previously about the Palm Pre winning Gadget of the Year at the 'The T3 Gadget Awards'. Well it pains me to say that turns out we ...

CORRECTED: Palm Pre (doesn’t) win T3 ‘Gadget of the year’

14th October 2009
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The Really Mobile Team recently attended the Palm Pre launch party - thanks to JP at O2 who really pulled the stops out for us. These events confuse me ...

Palm Pre launch party [There ain't no party like an O2 party... Hey... Ho... etc]

14th October 2009
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Video Diary: Whatley & the Sony Ericsson Satio in Soho

Video Diary: Whatley & the Sony Ericsson Satio in Soho

12th October 2009
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GMail Alerts (iTunes link) is an iPhone app and service that uses Apple's push notification service to notify you of new mail arriving in your GMail account. Now I know what ...

iPhone app: Gmail Alerts

9th October 2009
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In addition to the 1-month contract and 'ready to go' option (pre-pay with a bundled top-up) announced with the launch of 3's MiFi they have now added some more 'traditional'-looking ...

3 add contract rates to MiFi offering

9th October 2009
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Just when I thought the Samsung Galaxy (GT-I7500 to its few friends) couldn't disappoint any more... I discovered it could. Software updating (or rather the lack of it) adds a ...

Is it Christmas? Samsung’s brought a turkey [Samsung Galaxy (again)]

8th October 2009
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We've had this Blackberry for a while now and both Vikki and I have tested it. It's been a bit of a love/hate experience for me though. It's certainly a good ...

Goodbye to the Blackberry 8520

8th October 2009
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There's been plenty of spy shots of the Blackberry Storm 2, which is rumoured to be arriving on Verizon and Vodafone UK this October, but our eagle-eyed spies (well, friend ...

Blackberry Storm 2: Snapped in Carphone Warehouse Store display [Updated]

7th October 2009
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POST UPDATED 12/10/09 - Scroll to the bottom of the article for the latest... Vodafone, oh Vodafone, why do you upset me so? Regular readers of my work will know that I ...

Vodafone Live!, not available on the N86 [UPDATED]

7th October 2009
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K.I.S.S.I.N.G. Ten days ago reports were coming in that Nokia had purchased the super smart online travel sharing service, Dopplr. The one liner that I dedicated to it in my last ...

Nokia & Dopplr, sitting in a tree…

5th October 2009
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Welcome to a new feature we're testing on The Really Mobile Project from this week... The 'Reading List'. The Reading List is a short selection of the stories that interested us ...

The Reading List: Sat 3rd October

3rd October 2009
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Rod Ullens is the CEO of Voxbone, who have launched an initiative called iNum which creates a “virtual country” with its own country-code +883. This so-called “Earth code” allows any ...

Q&A with Rod Ullens of Voxbone

2nd October 2009
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An exciting bit of team news for those wondering 'how do the team fill the long, lonely hours between blogging and celebrity parties?' Really Mobile's very own Vikki Chowney launched her ...

Team Update: Vikki Chowney launches Reputation Online

2nd October 2009
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Niall Murphy of The Cloud: Viewers’ Questions [Part 2 of 2]

Niall Murphy of The Cloud: Viewers’ Questions [Part 2 of 2]

1st October 2009

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