“Every smartphone has a cellular antenna. And nearly every smartphone can lose signal strength if you hold it in a certain way. To demonstrate this, we tested iPhone 4 alongside other smartphones.” you can see this words as a greeting at Apple’ site in Antenna Performance tab. Seems that Apple was looking for friends to accompany them in antenna problems. And make people think that “Antenna-issue”…its 

BlackBerry Bold 9700, HTC Droid Eris, Nokia N97 mini and Samsung Omnia II were the smartphones which have been added by Apple to it’s antenna comparison page. Recently, apple is now adding another smartphone in a new video, posted to both its own Web site and to YouTube. The new victim is Motorola’s just-released Droid X. According to Apple’s site that, in their tests, the Motorola Droid 

Opera Mini, the world’s most popular mobile phone browser with over 61 million users worldwide. Recently has released the latest version of the Opera Mini Browser called Opera Mini 5.1. The new update is optimized to run on a low memory and small screen phones. Other performance increases have also been added such as the ability to scroll through pages more quickly. It able to open more pages at the 

Vodafone is a British multinational mobile network operator headquartered in Newbury, England. It’s also the world’s largest mobile telecommunication network company. Today, Vodafone has announced that it will shortly be selling the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro, altough it’s still listed as ‘Coming soon’ or no release dates have been provided and it isn’t available to pre-order 

Nokia has announced the launch of new X series music centric phone, called X5-01. The X5-01 takes several design elements from the Microsoft Kin One, the cute little messaging phone that Microsoft launched in May. The X5-01 has a rather unusually shaped squarish slider with a full QWERTY keyboard. Nokia announced the X5-01, a squarish slab of social phone that will be sold in Indonesia beginning in the 

It’s still or just a concept, but it really outstanding. From the picture above, you can see a design concept of Nokia Kinetic designed by A British designer Jeremy Innes-Hopkins. According to Jeremy, this prototype is the future of Nokia mobile phones where the top half of the actual prototype is just 8mm thick, while the bottom is 18mm, and he notes that the base also conveniently doubles as a