Andrew Lim
It's thought that Andrew was born with built-in Bluetooth. When he talks, radios make that strange buzzing sound usually associated with network interference and there are rumours that he has an alphanumeric keypad implanted in his back.
Thursday 22 February 2007, 1:31pm
Apple will call the iPhone... the iPhone
It looks like Apple and Cisco have made up and kissed each other on the lips. The iPhone trademark dispute is finally over and now both companies can use the name, which means no more bickering. So we'll continue to see the Linksys iPhone and Apple will call their phone the iPhone too.
Call me cynical, but I can't help thinking this was a very good exercise in PR that Apple saw coming right from the beginning. It went ahead and called it the iPhone without asking Cisco so the lawsuit story would give it ongoing media coverage. I can't wait to see what other lawsuits and controversial press coverage turns up on the way to the iPhone's official UK launch at the end of this year.
Articles by Andrew Lim
Like cheap calls? Then Lycamobile
Crave Lycamobile's SIM lets you make cheap calls abroad without needing to scratch any silver bits off a calling card or enter ridiculously long numbers
Nokia N97: Back once again with the messaging master
Crave Today Nokia unveiled the Nokia N97, a touchscreen phone with a slide-out Qwerty keyboard, HSDPA, Wi-Fi and 32GB of on-board memory
Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
Review The Xperia X1 is a refreshing addition to the Sony Ericsson portfolio -- it's unlike any phone the company has ever released. Not only is it Sony Ericsson's first Windows Mobile smart phone, but it also offers loads of features, including a slide-out Qwerty keypad and HSDPA. Does this handset quench your smart phone thirst?
Nokia N79: Clever chameleon
Crave Nokia's latest N-series phone, the N79, lets you swap battery covers that not only make your phone look different they also tell the N79's software what colour to be
BlackBerry Storm
Review Following a period of growing excitement, RIM finally released the BlackBerry Storm.The Storm boasts GPS, HSDPA and its own app store, but the real draw is the 'ClickThrough' screen, which you physically press down to select things. Andrew Lim got a chance to play around with one -- read on to see if all the anticipation was worth it
O2 Xda Zest: The Xda brand lives on
Crave O2's latest Xda device is small and chubby and feels cheap. Fortunately, it is cheap, and packed full of goodness too.
Nokia to announce new phone next week
Crave Next week Nokia is launching a new N-series handset that according to certain sources is going to be rather exciting, so watch this space because as soon as we're in the know, you will be too
Nokia 6260: 6600 eat your heart out
Crave If you thought the credit crunch meant that Nokia would slow its production, think again! Nokia is still going strong, churning out another attractive slider phone, the 6260
