Phil Lattimore

Premium Armani-branded mobile phone expected this autumn

New Sony Walkman NWD-B100 Series offers multiple choice

Media sharing site Twango now part of Nokia empire

The latest quarterly figures from AT&T have been released - and its initial iPhone activation figures suggest opening weekend analyst estimates of up to 700,000 iPhones sold were far too high

MyMobile GPS satnav system sells for under £40

Premium rate TV phone-in competition and quiz line rip-offs will not be tolerated, regulator ICSTIS has warned. Its annual report revealed a "worrying upsurge" in complaints related to TV shows

Best mobile applications listed and rated

Opening up the iPhone would make it even more desirable

Blyk ad-funded free mobile service reschedules

Vodafone's Monilink: secure banking from your mobile phone

Fresh iPhone supplies reduce eBay demand

Regulator slams reckless disregard for viewers

Drivers using Bluetooth car kits are now able to operate their handsfree device from steering wheel controls with new two new conversion kits from Bluetooth specialist Parrot

Good news for users of Sony Ericsson P990i and W950i smartphones - Sony Ericsson will be issuing new firmware upgrades to its Symbian UIQ 3-based smartphones after all

T-Mobile customers can now enjoy full-track music downloads. There are over 500,000 tracks available for £1 each from its new Mobile Jukebox dual-download service

Watch video clips, upload video on LG YouTube phones

Mobile VoIP service provider Vyke has announced that it will release an upgrade to its software that will enable users to get around mobile VoIP blocking by mobile phone operators

iPhone AT&T network lock-in is target of hackers

Flat rate fee makes using data abroad cheaper

Whick operator will take the iPhone first in the UK?

HTC P6300 Windows Mobile mobile aimed at coporate workforce

Telmap Navigator 3.0 software release for BlackBerry 8800

Range of iPhone tariffs and activation process unveiled

Patent case appeal judge suggests toning down injunction

Google's dominance of internet search is spreading to the mobile phone. Google has been ranked the most popular site visited by smartphone users in the UK and USA