We didn't think we would be seeing a laptop to make the Asus Eee look expensive any time soon, but Elonex have announced the Elonex One which they are calling the first sub £100 laptop.

Hardware details are a little sketchy but they are listing a 3 hour battery life, Wi-Fi, flash-based hard drive, hard-wearing case and wireless music server (whatever that may be) and the whole thing weighs in at less than 1kg.

Interestingly, the keyboard can be detached to allow the unit to be used in a tablet mode, although as the budget doesn't seem to run to a touchscreen the usefulness of that remains to be seen...

Looks like HTC have another interesting handset about to launch. The P3470 budget offering is quad band and QVGA (Windows Mobile), but lacks Wi-Fi or 3G...

Laptop Magazine have just released their unboxing photos and hands-on video of the Everex CloudBook which is in stores today!  Looks like there are a few problems to iron out though.  Video after the jump... 

Google have told the Financial Times that they get fifty times more searches through the iPhone than any other mobile handset.

“We thought it was a mistake and made our engineers check the logs again”

Gizmodo has releasd a new gallery of the latest photos of the Android UI...

OK, so it's not a complete move away from the design of the N95, but it's still a looker...

Nokia have also taken the same route to take on the iPhone as Sony Ericsson with their XPERIA X1, namely including every feature known to man...

Well this certainly caught us at Berble by surprise, Sony Ericsson have announced a Windows Mobile handset, an impressive looking piece of hardware it is too.

All of Sony Ericsson's current handsets use UIQ, which runs on top of Symbian OS so the move to Windows Mobile is unexpected.

The stand out features of the X1 include a 800x480 3" touch screen and a slide out curved querty keyboard.  Check out the photos and video after the jump...

Automatedhome.com have just posted a review of the Vodafone 3G USB modem.

They seem to like it...

Exclusive news from the Tracey & Matt Blog on the HTC SHift hitting the Orange catalogue. Looks like it will be available next month, although at £900 it won't be for everyone...

Despite only entering the market six months ago, Apple is now the third best selling smartphone manufacturer in the world.

Well according to Canalys anyway, they estimate that Apple captured 7% of the global device market and a whopping 28% of the US market.

It sounds even more impressive when you realise that the figures effectively put Apple ahead of all Windows Mobile device suppliers combined...