CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Shirley Valentine types will no longer need to hold conversations with the wall, as both handsets offer Facebook and Twitter apps. Their music players can also operate in the background, providing a soundtrack for your social-networking shenanigans. That'll work you up into a plate-smashing, olive-munching frenzy. The Zylo (shown on the right) is the more attractive of the pair. It offers YouTube, Flickr and Picasa uploading over HSPA and a 3.2-megapixel camera. It also supports the FLAC lossless audio codec, among more common formats. Bizarrely, it doesn't come with a 3.5mm headphone jack, so you'll have to use Sony headphones, which are unlikely to do FLAC tunes justice.

We may be hooked on our phones, but we're not using them to make as many calls on mobile networks, according to an Ofcom report, The survey also highlights how dependent we've become on our digital devices, Seventy-eight percent of adults own a smartphone, and we check our phones every 12 minutes, We also spend 24 hours online each week, according to the report, Our phones are often the first thing we reach for in the morning and the last thing we look at at night, Two out of five adults check paris iphone case their phones within the first five minutes of waking up, and a third look at their phones before going to bed, according to the survey..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. The hotly anticipated tablet is only available to pre-order now -- which is a dreadful marketing way of saying, "It's not ready yet but we don't want you to buy something else in the meantime." If you do want a Transformer for Christmas, Asus is lowering the price of the current Transformer to less than £299. The model we tested was running Android 3.2 Honeycomb, but Asus promises the Tranformer Prime will update to Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version of Google's Android software for tablets and phones, "hopefully in early January". We'll update our review when we can test it with the software you'll be using.

Tolerable touchscreenThe OT-708's resistive touchscreen is nowhere near as slick as the capacitive touchscreens on high-end smart phones, There's no multi-touch functionality for zooming in with a pinch of the fingers, for example, and you have to apply a degree of pressure to make the display paris iphone case register your input, But the touchscreen still gets the job done, and we found we made few erroneous prods, due to the interface's large icons and clear menu system, The interface is basic by the standards of most touchscreen phones, The single home screen features two panels that can be hidden away when not in use, One, along the bottom of the screen, lets you quickly write a text, look up a contact, dial a number or access the menus, The other panel, which hangs down the left-hand side of the screen, provides access to some rudimentary widgets, Note you can't customise this panel to show different apps..

Jet black is what is often called "piano black." It's superpolished, and almost feels like glass, or ceramic, or has maybe a bit like Apple's old-school black polycarbonate iPhone 3G. It also looks a little like the space-black steel Apple Watch. It looks beautiful in photos, and it's a more limited edition that's harder to buy right now. But it's also a huge scratch magnet. Apple warns about this on its product page: "its high shine may show fine micro-abrasions with use." Scratches happen -- in fact, the old polycarbonate iPhones used to get scuffed a ton. But just a warning: so does the jet-black model. Mine has a few hairline scratches and perma-scuffs ("microabrasions") with a week of mostly careful use.