Daily news roundup: iPhone dated on Orange, Sony Ericsson's Rachael, Google Wave and more
Links to the biggest stories of the day in one place
2 November 2009 17:56 GMT / By Ben Crompton
Want to know what's been hot in the world of technology and gadgets today?
The first Monday of November can take its toll with the dark evenings drawing in, but Pocket-lint offers some light relief in the form of a roundup of all that's been hot in the way of consumer gadgets and technology news.
Phone-related news in the roundup consists of a confirmed date for when Orange will start selling the iPhone, a tasty review of the Sony Ericsson U10i Aino mobile, the Droid being named the "Milestone" in Germany and the INQ Mini getting a price cut.
Pocket-lint readers were also puzzling over the news that a none-existent town has been created on Google Maps, whilst puzzled Wave users should be happy to see a user manual arrive for Google's new service.
Movember gets up and running, with the hope of raising plenty of cash through the power of the 'tache and there's been plenty of buzz around the site as we start gearing up with a look at the possible front runners in this year's Pocket-lint awards.
Here are the top stories from the last 24 hours:
- NEWS:Phantom town appears on Google Maps
- NEWS:Orange confirms 10 November for iPhone
- REVIEW:Sony Ericsson U10i Aino mobile phone
- NEWS:Motorola Droid to launch as Milestone in Germany
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- NEWS:Daily Tech Deal: INQ Mini 3G gets price cut
- NEWS:Google Wave gets crowd-sourced user manual
- NEWS:VIDEO:Sony Ericsson's Rachael Android UI detailed
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