O2 has just launched its newest XDA device, the Atmos. A re-badged HTC S730 the phone supports HSDPA, has WiFi and a slider QWERTY keyboard as well a regular numeric phone pad...

Gigabyte launched its new M700 UMPC with an integrated GPS at the recent CeBIT show. The unit runs Windows Vista and its 7" screen runs 1024 x 600...

Here at Berble we are still getting over the fact that there aren't going to be any new SDK applications until "late June" which probably means July/August.

It seems as though everyone else is just as desperate to get their hands on new features for their iPhone as we are, AppleInsider are running a story with "evidence" of a new contacts search application...

iPlayer is the BBC's seven-day catch-up television service which is free of charge to UK licence fee payers, up till now only available on PC and Mac computers...

Although actual applications were nowhere to be seen, a few demos were shown.

A large part of the event was geared towards enterprise users, push email and native exchange support (courtesy of a license agreement for activesync)

VPN support and a remote wiping feature should also boost the iPhone's credentials in the business world.

However, for the rest of us there was also news of the SDK...

Here's some video footage of the 9" screened 1024 x 600 Asus Eee PC announced yesterday...

Asus are calling it the Eee PC 900 and along with the larger screen it will come with 1G of memory and an increase in storage up to 12GB...

Engadget have had their hand on the one we've all been waiting for - the 9" screened version of the Asus Eee PC. We're still waiting for all the details (most importantly price and screen res), but here's what we know so far...

The OQO has always been one of the smallest Computers You Can Carry. The latest E2 model has been reviewed in-depth at Tracey&Matts blog. Check out the link to the photos and review after the jump..

Version 1.1.4 just seems to be a general bug fix release, both the Berble iPhones updated smoothly without loss of information...

We’ve found the iPhone battery life an improvement on our last (Windows Mobile) phone and it sometimes goes 2 days between charges if it gets light use. However a few weeks ago, on a particularly long business trip to London, the iPhone let us down and died. Admittedly this was a day that started at 5:00am, included video playback whilst waiting in the airport departure lounge, lots of voice, text and email as well as extensive use of Google maps plus having the Wi-Fi turned on all day.

The battery final gave out around 7:00pm, 2 hours short of our business meeting ending. Ok so 14 hours hard use is extreme in one day, and we really should have turned off Wi-Fi and dropped the screen brightness back had we know it was going to be such a marathon. But determined to ensure this won’t happen again, we set about investigated external batteries for the iPhone. After lots of searching we settled on the bargain USB Li-Ion Battery Pack from Portable Power Supplies. Check out the Video and the full review after the jump...