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• Life with a Diamond: nearly two weeks on

  I said I'd post again once I'd had the Diamond a little while. It's now been two weeks and I can honestly say I'm completely happy with it. Battery life for me is fine - I charge it about every three days and it chugs along with exchange... Posted Jul 22 2008, 03:30 PM by Rik with | with no comments Filed under: Opinion, Windows Mobile, Smartphones, HTC Touch Diamond

• blogging on the move: redux

  Richard's little mobile blogging app is nice, but he isn't that responsive to user requests (ie, mine!) so I thought I would see if anything else was out there. Sadly, the answer appears to be 'not really' However, I did come across Diarist... Posted Jul 12 2008, 05:54 PM by Rik with | with no comments Filed under: Opinion, Utilities, Windows Mobile, Smartphones

• My Orange Diamond is... err... black

  That might sound like a strange thing to say, but when my shiny new Touch Diamond, which I picked up from Orange this week, has no Orange branding or customisation of the UI. I hadn't really noticed that until I went into the manual, where the screenshots... Posted Jul 12 2008, 11:11 AM by Rik with | with no comments Filed under: Opinion, Windows Mobile, Smartphones

• HTC Touch Diamond on Orange

  Thanks to the advanced notice from Tracy and Matt's blog , I picked up my HTC Touch Diamond yesterday from the Orange Store and it's great! 'But wait!' I hear you cry, 'didn't he go on about the experia x1 and how he wanted one... Posted Jul 11 2008, 11:26 AM by Rik with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Opinion, Windows Mobile, Smartphones

• Blogging On The Move

  We try to dogfood here at Black Marble so I'm writing this on my HTC TYTN. How? With Richard's new app Posted Apr 29 2008, 05:07 PM by Rik with Filed under: Opinion, General Interest, Windows Mobile, Smartphones

• The XPERIA X1 - A Windows Mobile device that I could really get excited over

  Before I joined Black Marble I had a succession of Sony Ericsson smartphones - the P800, P900 and finally a P910i. They were great - the size was good, the UI was good, the handwriting recognition was excellent (with a grafitti-style interface that meant... Posted Feb 11 2008, 07:05 PM by Rik with Filed under: Opinion, General Interest, Windows Mobile, Smartphones