Samsung's Pixon 12 narrows the gap between the quality of photos you can take using a cellphone and those taken with a compact digital camera. FULL STORY >

LG's WinMo 6.5 powered GM750 is an entry level smartphone with some pretty useful features, but its OS and resistive touch-screen hamper its performance. FULL STORY >

Nokia has added another letter to their smartphone alphabet with the announcement of the C5 that operates on S60 3rd edition. FULL STORY >

The Bold 9700 is business all the way, with a classy look and all the messaging tools you need to back it up. FULL STORY >

Last month saw the world's cellphone manufacturers peacocking their latest and greatest at the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain. Once again smartphones ruled the roost. FULL STORY >

We loved the E71's full QWERTY and business focus. The E72 picks up where the E71 left off, improving upon it in every way possible. FULL STORY >

This week's tech news roundup touches on Apples iPod touch and iPhone a lot throughout and will have COSATU keeping a watchful eye on the developments of the NASA-GM partnership, as it might lead to future job losses for humans to robots. FULL STORY >

The iPhone is now more popular with game developers than any other mobile gaming devices. FULL STORY >

Opera announced yesterday that they will be previewing a version of their popular mobile browser, Opera Mini, for the iPhone at the World Mobile Congress. FULL STORY >

UK criminals are using Facebook via cellphone to intimidate and taunt victims. FULL STORY >

The Storm2 fixes the faults of its predecessor, most notably by the inclusion of next-gen SurePress touch-screen technology and Wi-Fi. FULL STORY >

NAVIGON has announced a major update on their MobileNavigator app for the iPhone and iPod Touch, adding three new features to the software. FULL STORY >

We all have at least one Apple product we could use better. Guy HartDavis teaches you everything you need to know about the iPod, iPhone and iTunes. FULL STORY >

The world's most popular smartphone OS, Symbian, has gone open source, in a move by the Symbian Foundation to speed up the development of the mobile OS. FULL STORY >

Does Maemo represent the future for Nokia smartphones? It's fresh, adept at browsing and multitasking and its interface is optimised for touch- things Symbian struggles with. FULL STORY >