Megaphone #1: Your monthly dose of mobile

By Joseph Hanlon on 03 October 2008

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Have you been craving an extra heaped helping of mobile phone news and reviews?

Megaphone has landed. CNET Australia's latest video series is dedicated to everything mobile. We've covered the latest developments in mobile phones and we take a peek at the coolest upcoming handsets, plus we've mixed it up with a look back at the best and worst phones reviewed this month at CNET.com.au.

Reviews Wrap
Nokia 6210 Navigator
Palm Treo Pro
HP iPAQ 912

A star is born
Google's Android makes its debut

The fine print
What you need to know before you buy a Nokia 6210 Navigator  

Borrowed music
Do subscription music services rock or do they suck?

Plus we let you in on how to win one of three Motorola MOTOROKR E8 music phones.

Topics: megaphone, nokia, phones, htc, palm, pro, treo, navigator, 6210, musicstation, vodafone

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Comments (3)

  • Jonson commented on 17/01/2009 15:02 Report abuse

    What does your <a href=http://www.bullhornmegaphone.com/>megaphone</a> mean?

  • mmci1525 commented on 05/10/2008 14:23 Report abuse

    Its nice to see some home made Aussie video's. This is a really nice mobile wrap up. Will you guys make it a vodcast?

  • burraga12 commented on 03/10/2008 19:20 Report abuse

    hay,good work on the show!!!!! very help full and well done,i cant wait to see new ones in the future

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