Samsung's Reclaim is, as it might sound, a phone that has been made with "reclaimed" materials. So it is something you want to be seen with, or something you should send back to the dump? We took a closer look.

From an environmental standpoint...

Motorola love the Razr. Ever since it launched the thin handset that looked like an extra from Tron it can't get the design out of its head, so is the U9 just more of the same, or something worth taking note of? We take a closer look.

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Mio has announced a new GPS in the US that includes a built-in digital camera.

Called the Mio DigiWalker C720t, the device like some of the Navman satnav models combines a GPS receiver with a two-megapixel camera.

Other features...

But what is this? A new swanky satnav device from Navman? Revealed on Amazon.co.uk is the 4.3-inch touch/widescreen Navman S90i, "one innovative portable navigation devices in the world (sic)" .

European maps are pre-installed on the £300...

Another day, another Walkman branded handset from makers Sony Ericsson, but what sets this apart from the growing range of phones from the rest of the pack? We get dialling to find out.

The W580 Walkman phone is your standard thin slider...

Creative have long been known for its webcams (my first webcam in 1999 was a Creative) but has the company lost its way with the barrage of alternatives available from the likes of Logitech or Philips? We get recording to find out.

Claiming...

It's not normally the case that a phone is released Stateside before coming to the UK, but in the case of the Blackjack from Samsung, its popularity has already been well documented in America.

So now that it is here in the UK, should you...

Launched at the same time as the Sony Ericsson W880i Walkman phone, the new W610i is the handset's fatter brother, but is the additional size worth the bother? We get phoning to find out.

Measuring 14mm against the W880i's 9.4mm, the W610i...

While there are many imitation's when it comes to getting your messages on the move there is a soft place in our heart for the BlackBerry. Easy to use and setup, it has revolutionised the way we can work.

But has the iconic emailer lost...

Email on the go was once just reserved for busy bee workers unable to switch off, now it seems we all want to check our emails on the go. Well that's what Motorola is hoping with the launch of the latest edition of its popular (Stateside) Q handset.

The UK banking industry confirms plans for the national introduction of contactless technology on UK credit and debit cards. Contactless is a new option being introduced on many payment cards, from September 2007.

Contactless technology...

Going green is building momentum amongst the suppliers of outdoor equipment. Osprey’s new Resource Series made from 70% recycled materials by content will launch this ISPO. The six products in the Resource Series (four day packs and two courier packs)...

Following the launch of its latest HD Camcorder, Sony has launched a range of HD-focused memory cards that will allow one hour of video taken by a Memory Stick HD Handycam in SP mode to be transferred to PC in approximately two minutes.

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Kodak could be about to digitise the humble photo locket if it embraces a concept design by American industrial designer Lindsey Pickett.

Called the 1881, the pocket-sized digital camera aims to make technology look like something from a...

As rumoured as early as August last year, Nokia has unveiled a luxury phone covered in 18-carat gold plating and carry a £800 price tag.

The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold as it will be know, will be clearly aimed at those keen to show off their...