Samsung has launched 2 new entertainment apps, My Music and My Movies for the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the Galaxy Tab 750. The My Music app has a huge collection of music with the album details, artists details, critic’s music reviews and much more for complete music junkies. The My Movies app is powered by BIGFlix and it offers huge collection full length movies of different genres for free. Continue reading “Samsung launches My Music and My Movies app for Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Tab 750”
Samsung has announced the bada 2.0 Power App Race for bada 2.0 developer globally that would offer them a chance to win cash prize up to $100,000 each. This is the second year of the Power App Race contest, and this would let the developers create new and innovative apps using the bada 2.0 SDK. Continue reading “Samsung announces bada 2.0 Power App Race contest for developers”
Idea Cellular has launched their 3G services in Jammu and Kashmir. Idea 3G services would be available in Srinagar and Udhampur, to start with and would be rolled out to other regions soon. Idea 3G subscribers could enjoy high-speed Internet Browsing, Video conferencing, Mobile TV and Video on demand. Continue reading “Idea 3G now in Jammu and Kashmir”
It’s been a week since I picked up my (test-) Nokia N9 from the kind of folks of Grayling, an agency for Nokia Austria in Vienna. Of course, I was not too anxious to get it in my hands as soon as possible, i just wanted to save them some money for the delivery 😉 In this week I have tried and tested almost everything possible, and to give you a first conclusion of what i think: I love the N9. This is no fanboy rubbish or something like that, I simply speak as an honest, independent blogger, who has tried Android, Windows Phone, Symbian and even iOS. The N9 does not have the most powerful processor, it does not have the most Megapixels and thank god not the biggest display. It’s a smartphone with solid hardware, and the one thing Nokia needs so desperately: a decent OS. Yes, I know the whole story around Meego’s end before it really started, however, this is not subject of this review. For now, let’s have a look at what the N9 has to offer and what you can expect from it!
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Lava Mobiles has launches 2 new phones, KKT 39 and KKT 50. The KKT 39 is a gaming phone that comes with dedicated music keys and comes with Surround sound speakers. The KKT 50 is a Full-Touch screen phonethat has sleek design. Continue reading “Lava Mobiles launches KKT 39 Gaming phone and KKT 50 Touch phone”
iDigMobi is a barcode-scanning application that makes finding and sharing product information using Symbian phones. It shows product reviews and ratings from the web, sharing options to Facebook and Twitter and lots more features. Continue reading “iDigMobi – Barcode scanning app for Nokia Symbian Phones”
The search gian, implored that the other Android manufacturers had nothing to be vexed about, when Motorola was taken over by Google. Not allowing it any particular favors or privileges, they would operate Motorola as a wholly discrete unit. Ingeminating this claim, during a Wednesday evening interview at AsiaD, Google mobile chief Andy Rubin said ‘that the companydidn’t buy Motorola for its hardware, but for its patents.’
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The company wrote:
“Over a million people from all over the world have shared their memories, thoughts, and feelings about Steve. One thing they all have in common — from personal friends to colleagues to owners of Apple products — is how they’ve been touched by his passion and creativity. You can view some of these messages below.
Continue reading “Heart warming tributes from fans updated on Apple homepage”
Have you ever wondered how well are the Android tablets selling?
According to the god father of Android, Andy Rubin , who provided a detail about it, 6 million tablets have been sold at AsiaD yesterday. We had previously heard that only 3.4 million Honeycomb tablets have been sold till now, from developer estimates, previously this month. If these developer estimates were to be precise, that means that a little over half the Android tablets out there, are Honeycomb.
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Twitter for BlackBerry has been updated to version 2.1 in the Beta Zone. This version brings Multi-Account support and better profile functions for editing and account switching. The previous beta version 2.0 brought major changes such as geo location and push notification.The version 2.0 was released in the App World later with all those features. The recent minor update v2.0.0.15 Beta brought new color scheme, hidden compose bar, local trending topics etc. based on consumer feedback. Continue reading “Twitter for BlackBerry v2.1 (Beta) brings Multi-Account support”
On its webpage for the Galaxy Player 50, it seems as though Samsung has ripped off the iPhone’s Maps app, modifying a screenshot more or less for use in a web graphic of the 50. Take a look – here’s the original screenshot vs. Samsung’s image:
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Sprint has announced another phone in the HTC EVO family, the HTC EVO Design 4G. It has 4-inch (960 x 540 pixels) capacitive touchscreen display and has aluminum unibody design. It is powered by 1.2GHz processor and runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). It features 5MP rear-facing camera with flash and HD video recording and a 1.3MP front-facing camera. Continue reading “Sprint announces HTC EVO Design 4G, coming on October 23 for $99.99”
Halfbrick studios announced Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots for iPhone in partnership with DreamWorks Studios earlier this month. The Game is now available for download for iPhone. This game has Desparado mode that similar to Fruit ninja. It also has all-new Bandito mode with exciting challenges that would let you become the greatest Fruit Ninja warrior ever. Continue reading “Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots now available for Download for iPhone”
Screenshot – an image of a your current phone display that can be saved as a graphics file, a feature many rooted, Sense 3.0 and Galaxy series users take for granted. This feature is fun, not only a tool for sharing (and boasting), but also pivotal for reviewing apps and pointing out errors.
Continue reading “Native Screen Capture comes to Android, finally!”
After a bad week in court, Samsung hears some dandy news. While Apple claimed “Samsung misrepresented its intent to license certain patents on fair terms”, federal judge Lucy Koh in California has disregarded some of Apple’s antitrust claims against Samsung. Nevertheless, Apple can still reform it by revising their complaint.
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