Nokia Bubbles is a new app from Nokia BetaLabs which lets you unlock your phone in a totally different way. When your phone is locked , you press the menu button and you see bubbles floating on the screen that let you do various things with it like responding to missed calls or viewing new messages . Watch the video below to get an idea how it works ! Continue reading “Nokia Bubbles – cool way to unlock your phone”
Vodafone has tied up with Research in Motion to organize free service camps to BlackBerry handsets in Bangalore.The camp is open to all BlackBerry users even non-Vodafone customers. The offer is open from Feb1 to Feb14
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Connectivity settings on Symbian have been Achilles heel for the platform ever since EDGE and then 3G and WiFi were introduced to mobile phones. At first, it was each app that wanted to connect and kept nagging you with a popup. Then Destinations were ushered in S60 3rd FP2, making it possible to seamlessly switch between a data connection and WiFi, but you still had to approve connectivity and pick a Destination for each app. Then, on Symbian^1 and 3, something awesome was introduced to help with that: a default “Internet” destination and connections could happen without your approval. Except, like I said in my N8 review, it ended up being an absolute nightmare.
Continue reading “The Magic Pill For Connectivity Problems On Symbian: NetQin”
Here is FoneArena’s first hands on the Blackberry PlayBook which is a QNX powered tablet from RIM. The device looks like a beast in terms of performance as it can multitask seamlessly.
Take a look for yourself in the video below. Continue reading “BlackBerry Playbook Hands On”
You know right? Verizon is the largest mobile carrier in the US and they have waited for nearly 3 years to get the iPhone on its network, which is a joke already. Now they are poking fun at AT&T’s network with a new promo for the iPhone 4. Look at that fat guy and his face. Its says my face is full of your sarcasm, eat that AT&T. Continue reading “Verizon iPhone Commercial takes on AT&T”
Google has launched a web store for the Android Market. Installation process is simple. Buy an app with your account, Install it on a compatible phone on your web browser and and it will automatically start downloading in your phone. ‘Magical’, like what Apple’s Steve Jobs says. Continue reading “Android Market gets a web store, in-app purchases and more!”
If you have become bored of the countless previews, pictures and videos on the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play and need something different, we have a solution for you. Here is the leaked official advertisement of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play.
Dell has launched 2 more smart phones in India the Venue running Android 2.2 and Venue Pro running Windows Phone 7 . The price of these handsets is on the expensive side. Continue reading “Dell Venue and Venue Pro launched in India at Rs.29990 and Rs.34990”
The LG Optimus 2X has a lot of firsts inside. It’s the world’s first dual core phone packing NVIDA Tegra2 to hit the market. It records video in 1920x1080p Full HD. Other smartphones like the Nokia N8 and Apple iPhone 4 only record in 1280x720p HD quality. Check out the video below for yourself.
Nokia has released the Bicycle Charger in selected markets. The Bicycle charger is retailing at £25 in selected markets and Nokia UK online shop. Continue reading “Nokia Bicycle Charger available for purchase in selected markets”
Last week LG invited us to a press event at MWC to take a look into a new dimension. LG Optimus 3D was leaked and it could be the world’s first 3D smartphone. Continue reading “LG Optimus 3D Teaser Video”
Before jumping into joy, this is not a Froyo firmware update. So you are still stuck with Eclair. But, Sony Ericsson has rolled out a minor update that adds a few new features to Xperia X10 series and X8. Continue reading “Pinch Zoom comes to Xperia X10, X8 gets bug fixes”
T-Mobile has today announced some details regarding its Android product lineup. Yes, Samsung and LG Android devices are talk of the talk, and T-Mobile has roped partnership with them, and has released Galaxy S 4G which T-Mobile claim’s as fastest smartphone capable to handle peak download speeds of up to 21 Mbps, and the LG G-Slate T-Mobile’s first 4G Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet.
Most of you guys might be pretty familiar with Galaxy S right? Galaxy 4G is just that with a front facing camera. This is T-Mobile’s answer to Verizon. Also T-mobile has bundled mobile HD TV through T-Mobile TV, Warner Bros. Pictures’ Academy Award nominated film INCEPTION, and T-Mobile Video Chat powered by Qik with this device. Also they are pretty aggressive with their data plans for the Galaxy S 4G. Starting at $10 per month, which is pretty good if you ask me.
Check out this teaser of LG G-Slate
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Which the LG G-slate was teased at CES this year. This is an Android tablet not just like others, It runs on Android 3.0, 8.9-inch display, features 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, 32GB of internal storage and wait for it… A 3-D camera? Yes, a Stereoscopic video camera which will shoot 3-D videos at 1080p. Supports both 3-D viewing and video capture. Also has a 2mp front facing camera for video calling on T-Mobiles vast 4G network. They also confirmed their 4G network’s expansion to the South and Midwest regions.
Availability
The Galaxy S 4G is expected to be available to T-Mobile customers in February. More at http://galaxy-s.t-mobile.com/4G for more information.
LG G-Slate’s pricing and availability not confirmed, but somewhere around Spring (March?) is what they say. More at T-Mobile G-Slate product page.
Dell Venue was found listed at Flipkart before its official launch on 3rd February for Rs.28,499. Dell Venue is the firms latest Android device, which runs on Froyo a.k.a Android 2.2 also has a huge 4.1-inch AMOLED display with Gorilla Glass, phone clocked at 1GHz, along with a 8MP camera. Continue reading “Dell Venue Priced at Rs.28,499”
Google is rumored to launch its web-based Android Market and Google Music tomorrow at the Android 3.0 Honeycomb event in Google Headquarters. Google Music will allow you to upload your music collections to Google’s servers and then synchronize them with any mobile device.
We already know that, Google is holding an event on 2nd February for an in-depth look at Honeycomb, Android ecosystem news and hands-on demos of the latest Honeycomb tablets at the Google headquarters. According to AndroidAndMe, Google is rumored to launch its web-based Android Market and Google Music tomorrow at the same event. Continue reading “Google Might Announce Web-Based Android Market And Google Music Tomorrow”
