This week saw the introduction of a new age to come in Windows Mobile devices. At the May 6th event held by HTC in London, we saw the HTC Diamond in action. Phone Mag provided you with a hands on gallery, a hands on video, and a tour of it's new 3D TouchFLO interface. The device will begin it's availability ... continued »

Up until now, all we have seen of Sony Ericsson's upcoming Paris P5 device are grainy, blurry spy shots. Though we are still not up to press quality photos, these new shots are pretty nice, and should hold us over for a while at least. continued »

Sony Ericsson's BeiBei may have an unusual codename, but the rest of the handset looks mighty tempting.  A slim candybar running the new UIQ 3.3 OS, very few of the device's technical details are known.  However the site that took these photos suggests that the device is still being tested, is yet to be officially named and will get a China ... continued »

This chunky looking UIQ3.3 handset is apparently Sony Ericsson's fast-approaching P5 smartphone, which according to the Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog - who have video, supposedly, but so far aren't sharing it - is a slider with a QWERTY keyboard (with two letters per key) and large touchscreen.  They also claim it's due for release in early September, with an official announcement from ... continued »

Sling Media, makers of the video-shifting Slingbox, have announced a new SlingPlayer Mobile client for Symbian UIQ.  The app - which will allow users to watch video streamed from their home on their cellphone - will be released this Summer, and give full control of the home TV and, if suitably set up, a PVR for recording shows and playing ... continued »

The UIQ smartphone OS has been updated to version 3.3, with the SDK available for developers to download today.   Built upon Symbian OS v9.3, the new software includes Opera Mobile 9.5, the 'UIQ Dashboard' of widgets available from a shortcut key, compatibility with Opera widgets for internet-connected information and applets, a new Unified Messaging Platform, and the Java JSR 248 MSA ... continued »