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Motorola Backflip for AT&T uses Yahoo over Google Search

Posted by admin On March - 12 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

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Lately, we heard that AT&T using their Android based phones are taking Google applications, in the same way Motorola Backflip will be using Yahoo.

Now, Google apps are being replaced by Motorola, combined with Microsoft. They bring MS Bring services to their Android Power phones. The switch will give to users choice they are restricting on one search or in both.

Motorola Mobile Devices, corporate vice president of software and services, Christy Wyatt told that both Motorola and Microsoft teams are enjoying ever lasting collaboration and in addition of Bing services to their Android based smarphones. He also said they believe to ensure, consumer choice is one of the most critical components.

In china, this was tested with global expectations. However, Motorola has its own syncing system and UI.

Casio G’zOne Brigade: Verizon Launched G’zOne Brigade for $250

Posted by admin On March - 12 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

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Verizon has launched “Casio G’zOne Brigade” according to military specifications. Now, Verizon is selling Casio G’zOne Brigade for $250.

For its toughness, the water-proof and shock-resistant phone meets the MIL-STD-810F standards. This device flips on horizontally, opens complete QWERTY keyboard and a large 2.9-inch screen with a 480×270 resolution.

Specialties of Casio G’zOne Brigade:

1) Military standards for water.

2) Prevention of shock and dust.

3) Vibration.

4) Allows Humidity.

5) Control high and low temperatures.

6) Containing solar radiations.

Specifications of Casio G’zOne Brigade

1) 3.2 mega pixel auto-focus camera for photo and video capture.

2) QWERTY keyboard for text messaging.

3) Power Point presentations and PDF’s.

4) Word documents and Excel spreadsheets.

5) E-Mails and Multimedia Messages.

Customers can have push-to-talk (PTT) conversations for fast two-way communication on high-speed of Verizon’s 3G network.

Street Fighter IV for iPhone

Posted by janet On March - 10 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

street_fighter_iv_iphoneStreet Fighter finally is available for $9.99 at the app stores. Those who did not get the Street fighter game into their iphones, do get it and get the best game on your iPhone and keep playing.

Enough of playing Street fighter IV on you play station, now its time for your iphone to get the taste of real macho games. So get on to this hard core game and let others know that the core gaming takes places at your iphone.

Latest Beatiful Pink phone : Energy 888D

Posted by admin On March - 5 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

energy-888d-cellphoneThe 888D is the latest and the most beautiful cellphone you would ever come across. It has got a curve shape which is the unique factor in it and the finishing touch has been given by the pink color which is making me crazy with the lovely touch it carries. This pink finished cell phone has 2-inch full curve screen and has got a cylindrical shape.

Looks pretty akward but you can still give it a try by fixing it into your pockets. We hope that we get all the details and the specifications of the product soon. stay tuned for more updates.

Would iPhone 4G get Super AMOLED display?

Posted by janet On February - 18 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

samsung-mobile-wvga-amoled-displayiPhone 4G would be the first mobile phone or gadget which would get the AMOLED display from Samsung. Previously iPhone 3G rocked us with its amazing features and now it is the turn of iPhone 4G to take the stage and create magic. But these Amoled Display is assumed to be a rumor at this part of time.

Apple has come up with certain news about the iPhone 4G that it is stll concerned about the power consumption of the device when it is used in Web browsing. The power consumption is mainly caused because of the graphical content, therefore the solution for decresing the power consumtion for iPhone 4G would be using the content in black background and white or blue letters in order to reduce the power consumtion.

Apple knows the best technology and would however come to a solution of reducing the power consumtion, So do not worry about the power consumtion.

Unlimited Skype Calling Over 3G from Verizon Coming Soon

Posted by kriston On February - 17 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

verizon-skypeVerizon and Skype announced that those who carry certain smartphones to call anyone over Skype on the 3G network. The phones that will start next month are the Motorola Droid, Droid Eris, Motorola Devour and a number of Blackberry phones. It will later work on other smartphones.

Now, one can enjoy unlimited calls with the VOIP services like this from the collective effort from Verizon and Skype. Skype is an all time favorite for people who are into calls and they do like the sound quality of it. Thus, Verizon has made an effort to show that it can provide these kinds of services apart from only letting people surfing on internet.

Verizon will soon allow unlimited Skype calling over 3G networks. The time when Verizon announced that it would have a joint press conference with Skype at Mobile World Congress, we hoped that it would land up with some thing with providing unlimited Skype calling over 3G networks.

Samsung Halo i8520 projector smart phone

Posted by janet On February - 16 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

samsung_halo_i8520_androidSamsung is back with a bang with a new range of phones. The smartphones are gaining popularity not among the crown but among the big companies which are developing smatphones one after the other to maintain the competition between their competitors.

Here we come back to the point that Samsung Halo aka i8520 is another Samsung smart phone that comes with a built-in projector. So people who are always busy with conference and presentations this would help you in doing so if you run short of a projector a the right time. And it’s also great for viewing videos on bigger screen while you’re on the run.

The Samsung Halo runs Android 2.1, features a 3.7 inch AMOLED touchscreen and is packed with the “Specialized Projector UI”, for the ease of operation of the projector. The Samsung Halo comes packed with features claimed to be pretty similar to what the Wave has, including a Wi-Fi, GPS, DivX and XviD support for videos, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, 8-megapixel camera and 16GB of internal memory.

This Samsung Halo i8520 projector smart phone is expected to hit the Europe market in Q3 this year.

Windows Mobile 7 officially announced as “Windows Phone”

Posted by janet On February - 15 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

windows-phoneAll the people calling microsoft’s phone as Windows mobile 7, a slight change in the name of it, it is now called as Windows Phone. So do not call it as Windows Mobile 7 atleast infront of the microsoft’s staff because the name has been given by Microsoft for its Gen Next phone as “Windows Phone”.

The phone sounds to be well built with all the features and Early hardware partners announced include Dell, Garmin-Asus, LG, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, and HP. While they’re hesitant to give any specific dates, Microsoft says to expect Windows Phone handsets to hit the shelves “in time for the Holiday season of 2010″.

As if now we heard that this phone has got many features and is much advanced than the previous version Windows Mobile 6.5. The folks who are waiting to get this phone in your pocket will have to wait till November for the “Windows Phone” to be released.

LG’s new phone named “LG Cookie Plus”

Posted by kriston On February - 11 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

lgcookieplusThe physical appearance is as usually good looking but the biggest difference between LG Cookie and LG Cookie Plus is the newfound 3G network support, along with custom software for social networking sites like Face book, Twitter and Flickr. Also, the Touch screen is as hot as it ever looked before.

Here are few of the features of the LG Cookie Plus:

1) Built-in FM tuner

2) 3-megapixel camera

3) LiveSquare app manages social networking contacts

4) Editable Screenshot MMS function

The Editable Screenshot MMS function lets users to save and edit the images of a website they’re visiting and send them out to contacts.

The pricing has not been revealed yet but it would be slightly costlier that the LG Cookie which costs you for $230.

Nokia’s Symbian-based C5 handset

Posted by Sebastin On February - 4 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

c5_2Nokia is allegedly set to launch a new Symbian-based device, the C5, according to a Daily Mobile report. If the details are correct, the device will serve as Nokia’s first Cseries smartphone. The new category appears to offer mid-range smartphone features compared to the company’s high-end Nseries handsets and Eseries business offerings.

According to the source of the leaked images, the C5 will offer a 3.2-megapixel camera, 2.2-inch QVGA display, GPS, and an FM radio. Internal memory is said to reach just 50MB, although a microSD slot is also integrated for further expansion. The operating system is claimed to be the Symbian S60v3 FP2 release.

Pricing information for the C5 remains unknown. The device is expected to be unveiled next month at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

source: electronista.com

Windows Mobile 6.5.3 found to add capacitive touch

Posted by kriston On February - 4 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

500x_gizmbrMicrosoft today confirmed that the Windows Mobile 6.5.3 release launching first with the Sony Ericsson Aspen greatly improves the platform’s support for touchscreens. In addition to making buttons more touch-friendly, it adds support for capacitive touch of the sort seen in Android and the iPhone, making it much more responsive. Hooks have also been put in place for multi-touch, though this would still need phone builders to have an actual solution.

Most of the other changes center almost exclusively around touch and include a more consistent touch UI throughout the whole OS, such as the absence of tabs in many areas. Legacy apps even have a magnifier to reach buttons that were designed for a stylus, Microsoft says. Internet Explorer has been given smoother transitions in touch gestures as well as an overall speedup.

The improvements almost uniformly confirm the suspected nature of 6.5.3, which is to better position Windows Mobile as a competitor to hardware from Apple and Google’s partners until the launch of Windows Phone 7 by end of the year.

The aging Microsoft OS has only supported imprecise resistive touch and in many cases has required a stylus in most areas. Only one Windows Mobile phone currently supports capacitive touch, the HTC HD2, and does so through extensive changes to the user interface and drivers that render Windows Mobile almost unrecognizable.

source: electronista.com

Xperia X1 and Android 2.0.1

Posted by kriston On February - 4 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

nexus-one-devour-compare-1Tired of waiting for the Xperia X10 for your first taste of Android and Sony Ericsson? Leave it to the gang at the XDA-developers forum to jump the gun. Last week marked the successful port of Android 2.0.1 (or Android 1.6, if you so choose) to the Xperia X1. No bluetooth, camera, or GPS — not yet, at any rate — but WiFI, GSM, resistive touchscreen, and all the other amenities should be functioning.

source: engadget.com

Motorola Devour spotted in the wild, sized up against a Nexus One

Posted by janet On February - 4 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

x1-android-rm-engWhile just recently made official, there have been plenty of Motorola Devour leaks over the years (er, months) to keep us occupied. This latest one has the aluminum colored phone sized up in bokeh-filled and yet surprisingly small, compressed and grainy shots — as if Mr. Blurrycam is holding up a nice, low aperture DSLR lens to his RAZR’s sensor. Oh well, it’s the thought that counts. What’s particularly helpful here is this comparison shot with the Nexus One, which shows the Devour to be a good bit larger, despite its significantly smaller screen size.

source: engadget.com

New BlackBerry browser faster than Android, iPhone?

Posted by lucy On February - 3 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

blackberry_8800_zoomResearch In Motion is planning to use its WebKit-based BlackBerry browser as a surprise weapon against Android phones and the iPhone, Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu said today in an investor note. He cites “sources” who say the browser has been delayed but that it will take advantage of the push nature of BlackBerry Internet Service to load sites much more quickly. It could load pages as much as 30 to 60 percent faster than other WebKit devices simply by not having to use as much bandwidth.

Wu also believes the browser will soon integrate Flash. RIM joined the Open Screen Project in October but didn’t say at the time it would add the plugin to its browser. The completed software doesn’t have a definite unveiling point but may get a demo anywhere between Mobile World Congress in the middle of this month and RIM’s self-run Wireless Enterprise Symposium at the end of April.

Hardware is similarly being worked upon as two new touchscreen BlackBerries are still thought to be in progress. A conventional BlackBerry shape with a touchscreen, nicknamed elsewhere as the Dakota, is still in development. A full-touchscreen slider resembling the Storm2 is also due but hasn’t received new details. Both phones are unofficially slated to ship in 2010.

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