MultiLimit gives you the ability to define how much each band is limited with regard to its own narrow band frequency content, and how much it is limited within the context of the entire broadband mix. You can therefore precisely determine how much broadband and how much narrowband limiting takes place. This flexibility, coupled with the unique smoothing feature that defines the density of the limiting, allows you to achieve results ranging from subtle frequency dependent limiting to general volume enhancement to ultra hard 'radio-mix' maximisation.

Following the everything-has-to-be-touch-screen trend, RIM delivered new BlackBerry Storm smartphone. With high resolution 480 x 360 pixels color display and multimedia & business capabilities, Storm almost secured place in high end phones category which is still dominated by iPhone and few HTC devices. Many RIM phone users won’t buy iPhone because of the lack of a physical keyboard and they continued to use their BlackBerry devices with qwerty keyboard. However, touch interface is here to stay and that is probably one of the reasons why RIM included their new "just a touch screen" device in their offer. As we heard from many users, typing is much better than typing on any other smartphone. This could be the big reason for many users to switch to new Verizon's star, the Storm.

After few months of use I finally decided to write small review for T-Mobile G1. This is my first phone based on Google's Android platform and I must say it's cool. For some of you this phone could be bulky, or not so stylish, but not for me. I like the way it sets in my hands, I can even type on sliding QWERTY keyboard with one hand. I had iPhone for some time and all I can say is it's a great phone but I still needed bigger QWERTY keyboard on my phone. If I want to write a short message touch screen is fine, but  if you want to write a letter, large keyboard is a must for me. But, nice big keyboard was not the main reason for me to keep this phone for a while. It was Android free software community and  Android operating system itself. You can install and un-install software with one click, and the best thing - it's free!