Browser+ is an app for Windows Phone 7 devices that brings a third party/enhanced browser to the Windows Phone 7 platform.

The browser is based around the Internet Explorer code on WP7 but offers a few extra features which includes tabs, private browsing and a Google search bar. [Read more…]

Apple [AAPL] has announced the launch of the iAd platform across Europe. The launch is expected to happen in December with the first two countries getting the ads being the UK and France.

Ads are expected to appear in apps from various companies which includes Renault, Louis Vuitton, Nespresso as well as a bunch more from other brands. [Read more…]

The image below shows what could be classed as a White Verizon iPhone 4. A few differences have been circled such as Verizon in the status bar, the antenna band and the lack of a microSIM card slot.

Although it technically could be real, we are inclined to think its just a fake and that someone has photoshopped the black line off the antenna in the bottom right as well as photoshopping over the microSIM slot. As for the Verizon mention in the status bar, perhaps the device is jailbroke and the status bar is customised. [Read more…]

As iOS 4.2 prepares to roll out any time soon, a number of apps are now getting updated to be compatible with the new iOS. The latest to be approved and pushed out is the official Twitter app.

As well as being updated for iOS 4.2 compatibility, the Twitter app also now supports push notifications each time you get an @ mention on your stream. SMS notifications are also now supported through the application. [Read more…]

More details of the Sony Ericsson X12 Anzu have been revealed. The new device is expected to launch early next year installed with the Android 2.2 operating system. The Android 2.2 install will then be followed with Android 2.3 after launch (update rumoured for Summer 2011).

When Sony Ericsson launched the X10, it came with a very old version of Android and took a long time to be updated. It isn’t clear if this impacted sales at all or not, but it still left a few people frustrated and wanting the latest version of Android. Lets hope this new version will soon be updated to 2.3 rather than waiting as long as X10 owners did for 2.1. [Read more…]

The official Google Voice app for iPhone has launched today. The app follows on from a few third party options that were released recently.

The official Google Voice app currently works in the US only and requires users to have a Google Voice account to use the service. [Read more…]

Three US cell phone companies have formed ISIS. ISIS is a mobile payment system that allows you to use NFC to make payments.

The creators of ISIS claim that the service is more than just a debit card replacement system. Extra features include the ability to store coupons, reward cards as well as public transport passes all in the same location. [Read more…]

LG has announced that the Optimus One smartphone has sold over 1 million units within 40 days.

Although this is by no means the quickest of sales these days, it’s still an impressive number to reach in a relatively short time. [Read more…]

Evernote for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch has been updated to include support in preparation for iOS 4.2 when it arrives sometime this month.

As well as supporting the new iOS, particularly multi tasking on the iPad, Evernote has also had a few new features added to it to make more useful than before. [Read more…]

LG has announced that the LG Quantum is now available direct from AT&T. The Quantum runs the new Windows Phone 7 operating system and has a 3.5 inch screen and a QWERTY slideout keyboard.

“LG Quantum gives users the freedom to organize their lives while on-the-go by delivering a distinctive blend of innovative tools and efficient design,” said Tim O’Brien, vice president of trade and consumer marketing for LG Mobile Phones. “Providing faster communication, integrated messaging and breakthrough multimedia experiences, LG Quantum is a smartphone device unlike any other.” [Read more…]

Over at the Web 2.0 summit, Eric Schmidt decided it was time to show off the Google Nexus S. The Nexus S was demonstrated running on the T-Mobile network. Interesting features included NFC (near field communication) which Schmidt expects to replace credit cards in the future.

The device its self was not officially announced as the Nexus S and the manufacturer of it also wasn’t made known (the name was covered in tape), but indications hint that the new smartphone will be landing soon. [Read more…]

The Pulse iPhone app was originally submitted to Apple [AAPL] about a year ago although at the time, it was rejected due to using a unique way of accessing the camera on the iPhone 4.

Now that Apple has made its guidelines public and in some cases, has relaxed a few rules, the company behind the Pulse app have now resubmitted and had the application approved for launch. [Read more…]