When Velocity Mobile launched themselves into the Windows Mobile market at CTIA back in April, there was much speculation as to whether or not their 103 and 111 handsets would ever see the light of day. But the 103 did make an appearance this week, and after some hands on time, this phone is definitely something. The 103 runs off ... continued »

Post CTIA Wireless and the news came, not thick and fast, but in dribs and drabs.  Leaks from Sony Ericsson came first, with images of the P5 'Paris' handset dripping out one at a time - seemingly in the hope of creating a big stir for a device not quite as thrilling as the XPERIA X1 - closely followed by ... continued »

Velocity Mobile's entrance into the Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone arena may have prompted some raised eyebrows and vague pessimism, but having seen Vincent's hands-on gallery and two video demos of the 111 (with keyboard) and 103 (with larger, VGA screen) I'm a lot keener to try the pair out for myself. It's hard to make an impact at a ... continued »

Is there room for another smartphone manufacturer?  Velocity Mobile certainly thinks so: its founders earned their stripes at Inventec, and now they're planning a range of mobile devices that "engage and excite", a tricky prospect, some might say, when you're running Windows Mobile.  The two initial devices, announced at CTIA Wireless this week, are the QWERTY-blessed Velocity 111 and the VGA-touchscreen toting Velocity ... continued »