<Date: 2011-10-19>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Android, Google>
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you must be well aware by now that Google and Samsung unveiled the next generation Nexus phone called Galaxy Nexus. Although I’m not a fan of the name, I like the specifications that Samsung has been able to cram into the phone. Seems like they threw in everything that Apple rumor sites were saying that the iPhone 5 would have like the tear drop design and so on. I wont go through all the details here but you can just catch up with them on our friends’ coverage of Ice Cream Sandwich at Redmond Pie. Read more...
Permalink: Is Google’s Android 4.0 Anything More Than Just Lipstick on A Pig?
<Date: 2011-01-25>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Chrome OS, Google>
Google has launched a new feature called Google Cloud Print for mobile documents and Gmail for mobile for both Android and iOS users. This will let you print docs on the go from your device although you will need a PC, turned on and connected to a printer. You will also need to have it registered on Google Cloud Print through Google Chrome to get it working. Read more...
Permalink: Google Cloud Print Beta Available for Mobile Gmail and Documents Users
<Date: 2011-01-07>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Android, Google, Sony>
While everyone was expecting Sony Ericsson to reveal Xperia Play, the PlayStation phone, at CES, it didn’t just happen. But a Chinese blog got their hands on the PlayStation phone and did a thorough hands on preview of the device. It seems like it’s every bit as good as fanboys have dreamed it to be. Read more...
Permalink: Preview: Xperia Play PlayStation Phone – Not by Sony though
<Date: 2010-12-16>
<Author: Ollie>
<Category: Microsoft, Windows Phone 7>
Loads of rumors have been surfacing that Microsoft is planning on bringing a major update called ‘Mango’ to Windows Phone 7 which could be seen this fall and ‘Apollo’, which is a potential codename for Windows Phone 8 which is expected to arrive in 2012. Read more...
Permalink: Mango update for Windows Phone 7 to bring Silverlight and HTML5 in Fall’ 2011 – ‘Apolo’ Windows Phone 8 expected in 2012
<Date: 2010-11-10>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Android, Google>
Flash player for Android has received an update which makes it compatible with future OS updates. This confirms all the signs and rumors that Gingerbread, Android 2.3, could be in the hands of the public very soon. It’s good to see Adobe readying Flash before the release as this is only a good thing for users although we would love to see better performance on a broader set of Android devices now. Read more...
Permalink: Flash Player Update for Android Points to Imminent Gingerbread Launch
<Date: 2010-10-12>
<Author: Tauqeer>
<Category: Microsoft, Windows Phone 7>
Yesterday, Microsoft finally launched Windows Phone 7 and with that HTC, Samsung, LG and Dell also revealed their Windows Phone 7 devices. Currently, ten devices have been revealed by these companies and among these ten devices, five are of HTC. Just like Android devices, users would have a choice for their WP7 device according to their taste. Some of these devices also have physical keyboards for those who don’t like the touch keyboard that much. Definitely the most important thing about these devices is their OS but still the devices revealed till now are not that bad. Read more...
Permalink: Windows Phone 7 Devices Comparison Chart. Which one is yours?
<Date: 2010-10-11>
<Author: Ollie>
<Category: Microsoft, Windows Phone 7>
The new Dell Venue Pro will run the new Windows Phone 7 OS. This super spec smart phone has a big 4.1 inch touch screen and a slide down keyboard for quick typing along with a massive 8GB internal memory. It is also packing a 5 megapixel, auto focus camera and an FM radio. The internals include a 1Ghz processor, 512MB RAM so you can be assured, it’ll be as fast as other Windows Phone 7 devices by HTC or Samsung.
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Permalink: Dell Venue Pro with Windows Phone 7 – Specifications
<Date: 2010-10-11>
<Author: Ollie>
<Category: Microsoft, Windows Phone 7, Zune>
A brief history first. In 2004, Microsoft began working on a new phone OS codenamed Photon. Due to various problems, the whole project was scrapped but in 2008 in the Windows Phone team started from scratch by making a new OS called Windows Phone 7.
After much wait, Windows Phone 7 was launched today in New York and Europe. You will be able to get a Windows Phone 7 device starting November 8 in the US. Read more...
Permalink: Windows Phone 7 Launches–Here’s all you need to know
<Date: 2010-07-29>
<Author: Tauqeer>
<Category: Apple, iPod>
The iPod touch can be used to make voice calls with apps like Nimbuzz or Skype in iOS 4 over Wifi. But iPod touch does not have a 3G service like iPhone to make calls from anywhere you want. You will be able to turn iPod touch into an iPhone with the Apple Peel 520 by Yosion which is an adapter powered by an Infineon chip that allows you to place voice calls and send text message. If you think that’s cool then check this out: recent FCC documents has revealed that Sprint have registered a new device that looks like an iPod touch case. It means that Sprint may have a way to use Apple’s WiFi only iPod touch on its network. Read more...
Permalink: Sprint may have an iPod touch 3G Case Coming Soon
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<Date: 2010-07-02>
<Author: Tauqeer>
<Category: Android, Google>
Just a few days ago , Froyo FRF85B build was released official for Nexus One for both T-Mobile and AT&T users. The Froyo updates haven’t stopped yet as there is yet another build released today. Again, this new update is being pushed off for both T-Mobile and AT&T users. The build number of this new update is FRF91 and its size is about 900k which means it doesn’t have any big changes. Read more...
Permalink: Yet another Froyo update for Nexus One
