It was quite surprising when the United Arab Emirates decided to suspend all Blackberry services with effect from 11th October this year. While information security is the major reason being cited by UAE for this action, especially on data encyrption, they have not denied the fact that this can be resolved if Research in Motion (RIM) take the necessary measures to address this issue, this includes... 

It has been a while since the last time I had a Nokia phone. My last Nokia was the E90, which is considered as a business mobile phone with plenty of business apps inside. Since I embraced to Blackberry, I seldom check on Nokia’s latest development. A few days back I was a bit surprised to see the new phone from Nokia, the X5-01. The phone shape is almost square with a QWERTY keyboard that can... 

I have been using a GPS navigator for the past few years. Throughout the years, I have experienced a number of times when the GPS gave the incorrect direction such as to turn when there is no junction, or to use a much longer way when there is a shorter way (at first I thought I have wrongly chose the longer/shorter distance, but it turned out that my settings are correct!). But despite the wrong suggestions... 

As 2009 is reaching its end, the Nielsen Company, a market research firm has announced Apple iPhone as the most popular mobile phone this year. Blackberry and LG mobiles are also doing well, according to the latest data released by Nielsen. The result illustrates the iPhone success – its performance is all the more impressive since the device is available on only single carrier – AT&T....