Samsung has decided to launch its next iteration of an Android phone in the UK finally – under the guise of the Samsung Galaxy Portal i5700. Many readers will recognise this phone as the Spica/Galaxy Lite, which was announced for other European markets in November 2009. However, for reasons best known to Samsung, the phone was held back from the UK market until now, and will be re-branded as... 

Amazon’s MP3 store for Android mobile phones has finally gone live in the UK, offering DRM-free downloads for your handset. The new store, which was first mentioned when Android was first shown off in 2008, has been active in the US but has now opened in the UK too, which we brought you news of earlier this week. The songs cost around 69p per track and mostly between £3 and £9 per album, which... 

Nokia has made the declaration of ‘free sat nav for everyone,’ with the announcement that it has made worldwide walk and drive navigation free on its smartphones. The new functionality will come with the new version of Ovi Maps, available on the Ovi Store, and offers “all essential car and pedestrian navigation features, such as turn-by-turn voice guidance for 74 countries in 46...