The Google Nexus One is sending us into a feeling rage this week cheers to a software update that adds multi-touch, leasing you tweak your fingers against the screen to zoom in and out, in the Web browser, photo gallery and Google Maps applications.
In a support forum post, a Google staffer supposed that Google engineers had “uncovered [...]
Sony Ericsson has revealed an eco-friendly smartphone, called the Aspen. The latest Windows Mobile-based smartphone is the newest in the company’s GreenHeart Portfolio, which traits products with an generally CO2 profile that is abridged by 15 percent.
Sony Ericsson proclaimed its GreenHeart Portfolio in June of 2009, noting that the initiative was the “result of a long-standing [...]
On the heels of the astonishing news that Nokia’s Ovi Store supplies one million downloads per day, mobile ad network Greystripe is proclaiming support for Nokia’s very own app store. Even though Greystripe supported Java downloads before, this is the first time they will be supporting Java apps in the Ovi store.
The Ovi Store is the centralized application [...]
Pinch, punch, first of the month — no returns. It’s February and the pre-Mobile World Congress handset rumours are kicking into high gear. Today we’ve overheard whispers of the HTC Bravo and Supersonic, big-screen smartphones potentially running Android 2.1.
Our CNET US coworkers over at the Android Atlas blog have had their ears to the ground and dug up [...]
With mobile gadgets becoming added of a necessity than ever before, more businesses appear to be entering the mobile business to cash in on the mobile mania amongst people. The latest company to join this industry is Inmarsat. Apparently the first call has been made via its international mobile phone, IsatPhone Pro.
Gearing up for IsatPhone Pro’s [...]
We get a head start on 2010 and take our choices for the top cell phones thus far this year.
It’s a new year with fresh things to stare forward to—fresh haircuts, novel styles and even some latest cell phones. The best cell phones for 2010 are truly not as new as one would have thought. [...]
A moderately unheard-of Cambridge company has flickered conjecture that British brains may be behind the hi-tech chip powering Apple’s new iPad.
ARM Holdings, which designs microprocessors and vends the knowledgeable property to designers, saw its share price make an first rise the morning after Apple boss Steve Jobs revealed the novel touch-screen tablet.
‘It appears that (the [...]
IDC has published a report saying that we’re all purchasing mobile handsets again as sellers started shipping more units towards the end of last year.
Conferring to IDC’s Worldwide Mobile Handset Tracker, 325.3 million units were shipped in the last three months of 2009, likened to 292.4 million units the same period in 2008.
So either way [...]
Just like Nokia, Samsung had a pretty good Q4 in 2009.
The South Korean company sold 69 million handsets in the quarter, 9 million in excess of in Q3 2009 and 16% in excess of in Q4 2008. This permissible Samsung to surpass its aim for 2009 and sell in excess of 200 million phones – 227 million, [...]
There was constantly the mistrust that an anti-climax was on the cards. The hype for the next big object from Apple had been building since the launch of the iPhone but the seeds had been sown much earlier. Now, after a million words in academic articles, blogs and tweets, the iPad is among us.
Apple CEO Steve [...]
