Orange has starting selling the iPad 2 and iPhone 4 on an even more subsidised ‘combined’ cost, whilst also offering a combined tariff – for both of those Apple products to share, at £65 a month. The fruit flavoured and coloured network is carrying the 32GB version of iPhone

Research In Motion, the Canadian firm behind the BlackBerry, have rolled out the brass band to trumpet the success of their handsets in the UK throughout 2010 and December in particular. BlackBerry as a brand seems to be bolstered by sales of their Curve range, available on prepay

Apple’s iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices can now use the FaceTime video-calling feature over 3G, by using the latest Skype messenger and voice software – which now has video capabilities built in to the new version. The iPhone FaceTime video calling can still only be used through

Three is now selling the Apple iPad, from £199 on a £25 monthly tariff with a 15GB data allowance. Three has joined both T-Mobile and Orange in selling the iPad from today onwards, at the same prices as the two parts of Everything Everywhere – only with a 15GB Internet browsing

Apple’s iPad is finally launching on a range of pay monthly contracts from this Friday 3rd December, with Orange and T-Mobile to make the device available both online and in stores. The forthcoming Apple iPad deals are available from £199 with the 16GB model sporting Wi-Fi

Both T-Mobile and Orange have now separately unveiled their ‘more affordable prices’ for the Apple iPad, started from £199 with a £25 monthly tariff attached. The two companies that make up EverythingEverywhere are selling the Apple iPad at a much lower cost than the Apple Store,

  Three has announced they too will be offering ‘more affordable prices’ for the Apple iPad and on a contract, in an identical statement to both T-Mobile and Orange. Three companies have now unveiled in the next few months they will be selling the iPad at a lower cost than

If a major factor putting you off from buying Apple’s latest ‘magical’ device was the distinctly down-to-earth price, then a promising sub-£100 iClone from Chinese wholesaler LightInTheBox.com might be just the device you were looking for… The aPad tablet

Shantanu Narayen, Adobe’s CEO, was recently asked about his feelings on Apple’s iPad, more specifically the Apples’ reluctance to allow Adobe’s Flash platform on their new product.
Mr. Narayen replied,
“Apple have made their …

Inexplicably in honour of the annual geekfest that is the San Diego Comic-Con(vention), Capcom are having a sale on some of their biggest iPhone and iPad games with many top titles down to 59p. From the survival horror of Resident Evil to the anime courtroom mentalness that is Phoenix