Software Related to mobiles
Apple announced the major iOS 4.3 update in its iPad 2 event. Today Apple released the new iOS 4.3 update for its iOS devices. The iOS 4.3 brings the much awaited Personal HotSpot feature to the iPhones and Faster Safari performance with Apples new Nitro JavaScript engine. Continue reading “Apple releases major software update iOS 4.3 for iPad , iPhone and iPod Touch”
Last month, we brought to you the leaked pictures of the Nokia E6-00. Now here’s another leaked picture of the phone in another colour variant.
Last month, Nokia and Microsoft announced their partnership to create a new global ecosystem. Nokia would adopt Windows Phone as its principal smartphone strategy, innovating on top of the platform in areas such as imaging, where Nokia is a market leader.
Continue reading “Microsoft to Pay Nokia Over $1 Billion in Deal”
When Apple announced a price cut for the first version of the iPad in USA and many other markets , users in India were expecting a discount here and we have good news for you. Apple’s Online Store in India has updated the prices for all the models of the iPad. Continue reading “Apple iPad sees Price Drop in India , now starts at Rs.24500”
Samsung has just announced their latest smartphone, the Galaxy Pro. It is a candybar QWERTY device that runs on Android 2.2 Froyo.
LG has now launched two of their latest and best smartphones in the Singapore market. Continue reading “LG Launches Optimus 2x and Optimus Black in Singapore”
FoneArena unboxes the Dell Venue Pro which was launched in India recently along with the Dell Venue . The Dell Venue Pros is one of the few Windows Phone 7 handsets available in India and is also one of the few WP7 handsets to come with physical keyboard. It also has a unique portrait slider keyboard.
Lately I’ve seen a lot of people complaining about the lack of a dedicated Dropbox Application for Symbian. Sure it would be nice to have one, as the apps on both, Android and iOS are really well done. but it seems most people don’t know that you can have a much much better way to browse your files on Symbian than the mobile web app. What better than having Dropbox integrated directly into the Filemanager? It’s easy, it’s free (if you have a free Dropbox account) and its very fast to setup! And here’s how its done: Continue reading “Reminder: Bring Dropbox to your Symbian Device in 5 easy Steps!”
At MWC 2011 , we saw an interesting unbranded phone from Samsung for Verizon (model SCH_i510) . The device was simply called the Samsung 4G LTE Phone , but now there are reports that this is indeed the Samsung Stealth V and DROID CHARGE running on Android 2.2 Froyo. It has a unique design , a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Display , 8 MP Camera with 1080p recording. Other features include HDMI out and a 2 MP front facing camera. While we played with the device , it was running on FroYo and it might launch with Gingerbread.
Continue reading “Samsung DROID Charge (SCH-i510) Verizon 4G LTE Phone Photos”
The story with Android has been quite similar these last few years: manufacturers seem to always be on the run to deliver bigger, faster, better, devices with more specs inside than anyone can humanly memorize. Dual-Core processors, 4.3″ screens, 3D displays, HD video recording… are all interesting, except they target what? maybe 5-10% of the users. The rest, well, they get very confused and somewhat overwhelmed with these features. They want a phone, that’s it. Maybe they want Facebook in there, a camera of sorts, and email would be a nice plus. For those, the Samsung Galaxy 5 is perfect.
The Galaxy 5 is the smartphone brother of the iconic Samsung Corby, a device with a simple design, dedicated keys for calls, quite limited features in terms of camera and other hardware, but it packs Android Eclair 2.1 instead of Samsung’s dumbphone OS. But the question is does this mix work?
Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy 5 Review: The Small Android Your Non-Geeky Friends Will Love”
It seems that the launch of the Apple iPad 2 has not just amazed users but also manufacturers. Samsung feels that their new flagship tablet, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is inadequate to take on the iPad 2.
Continue reading “Samsung Feels Galaxy Tab 10.1 is Inadequate to Take on iPad 2”
Last October we brought to you news that Sony Ericsson might be bringing out Windows Phone 7 devices in 2011. The rumours might be true because the above picture shows a Sony Ericsson device running on the Windows Phone 7 OS.
Continue reading “Sony Ericsson Windows Phone 7 Device Spotted”
Dell Venue Pro might be the first Windows Phone 7 handset to come with the Copy-Paste NoDo update pre-installed as we found today a in handset we were able to get our hand on here in India. We were kinda surprised that copy/paste worked out of the box.
Continue reading “Dell Venue Pro comes with Copy Paste NoDo update in India”
Almost a year ago, I discovered the joys of using Audioboo for covering live events on Twitter. See, Audioboo is kind of the audio version of Twitpic for Twitter. You get 5 minutes of audio recording, and you can set that to be automatically sent to Twitter with a link to listen to the Boo. Quite simple, and when you want to get live impressions of people, it works wonderfully well. Except that there wasn’t a version for Symbian before and I had to use my iPod Touch and wait until I had WiFi around to upload my Boos, which defeated the purpose of its instantaneous approach.
Well, that problem is now solved as Audioboo has recently been launched in the Ovi Store, and after a few days of being limited to the UK only, is now available worldwide.
Continue reading “Audioboo Comes To The Ovi Store Worldwide”
Finally the much awaited Apple iPad 2 was launched at San Francisco, which will start shipping from March 11, 2011. The Apple iPad 2 undergoes some updates, powered by Apple A5 processor and the latest iOS version 4.3. And also we have the BlackBerry’s first tablet, the Playbook, gearing up for a grand launch next month to take on the iPad2. Continue reading “Apple iPad 2 vs BlackBerry Playbook specs comparison”
