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Microsoft has released an Android version of their OneNote application, and it is available to download now from the Android Market. The OneNote application is compatible with Microsoft Office, and allows you to create notes, complete with text, pictures and bullets, and manage to-do-lists with check boxes. Notes and lists can be synchronised and managed online via the SkyDrive storage service, giving you access to your notes from any connected PC or mobile device, so you can manage and edit your content on the move. The app is available to download from the Android Market free of charge, and can be used to...

Google has launched a beta version of their desktop web browser Chrome, for Android handsets, bring a range of desktop browsing features to Android smartphones and Tablets. The new mobile browser is only available for handsets running Android ICS 4.0, which doesn't cover many handsets currently, although the range of devices running Ice Cream Sandwich will grow in the coming months. The mobile beta Chrome utilises the same combined search box/address bar found on the main browser, to cut down on wasted space, loading search results in the background as you type text. This means pages load faster, leading to a better...

Nokia has commenced the rollout of Nokia Belle to existing Symbian handset owners, bringing a range of enhancements and new features for users to enjoy. The update is available for the Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia E6, Nokia X7, Nokia C6-01, Nokia C7 and Nokia Oro. The update will be made available for the Nokia 500 in the next few weeks. Once users have updated their handsets to Nokia Belle, they will see 6 homescreens instead of three, larger live Widgets on the screen, with fast access to popular services and applications. Additionally Microsoft apps Lync and OneNote will be made available to...

A UK College is set to become the first in the country to offer an evening study course devoted entirely to photography using an Apple iPhone. The course in 'iPhoneography' will be held as Kensington and Chelsea College, in London. Students will use an iPhone to take images, and will then be instructed in the use of various apps to help produce stunning pictures. According to course instructor Richard Gray, all you need is 'a passion for photography and a creative mind.' ?With the right apps and skills, the iPhone can be a powerful creative tool,? said Mr. Gray. ?It is a great levelling...