Savvy iPhone enthusiasts have been busy making new and optimizing existing Web apps for the Apple device’s touchscreen. In that sense today we’re presenting you with 5 new iPhone-ready Web 2.0 apps. Let’s roll… iTweetr is, as you can guess, an iPhone interface for Twitter iPhone Feed Reader allows you to read RSS feeds. Hopefully,…
Archives for 2007
Opera Mini 4 Beta Review (Verdict: Mobile application of the year)
It is finally here, I’m not teasing you, the beta of Opera Mini 4 (Dimension) is available right now! Congratulations to the Opera Team, I love your little iPhone ad parody. Point your browser to http://mini.opera.com: Opera couldn’t detect my Nokia E61i, but I know I have enough horsepower under this stainless steel body that…
Samsung touchy treo of SGH-E950, SGH-E840, and SGH-J600 heading to Southeast Asia
Hope you’re reading this from some country in the Southeast Asia, as you will be pleasantly surprised. Samsung just released a treo of beautiful devices, all sporting the Touch Sensitive Keypad that responds to “just a light sweep of the fingers.” As you can guess for yourself this sounds too good to be truth. I’ve…
TC TrustCenter joins the Symbian Platinum Partner Program; Set to enable low-cost signing of Symbian apps
Symbian Signed just got a new partner – Germany-based specialist for certificates and security solutions TC TrustCenter. The new Certificate Authority is offering a $150 reduction of cost of the Publisher ID, slashing the price to $200, which is not that much considering that the prior cost was $350. In case you’re wondering, Symbian Signed…
Opera Mini 4 (Dimension) sneak preview – what to expect!
The Opera Mini 4 (Dimension) beta program is just hours away from going live and we have a sneak peak for your viewing pleasure! We’re having a hard time containing ourselves, so we’ll just go right ahead and let you in on all the details. Opera’s been hard at work to bring us the newest…
ZT608 – Chinese phone with a swinging display
I’ve said it before, and I’m saying it again – Chinese manufacturers are getting better and better. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still far from purchasing a Chinese no-brand handset, I’m only trying to point out that it seems so easy for them to implement the latest mobile technologies. That being said, check out the…
Belt clip set and a cellphone cradle in a single accessory
The belt clip set that is also a cellphone cradle — it’s one of those “why I haven’t thought of that” things. As you can see from the image on the right, this isn’t an ordinary belt clip. It may not be made of high-quality leather, but once removed from a waist belt, the cradle…
Sony Ericsson K810i vs K850i
As you’re probably aware by now, Sony Ericsson K850i is the next stage in the Cybershot phones evolution. Next, you probably realized how hot I am for Sony Ericsson phones… 🙂 Instead of a 3.2 MP camera present in K800i/K810i models, the K850i packs some 5 megapixel love. The Xenon flash light is still on…
UK companies lose £1 million a day on employee’s personal phone calls
Latest research from telecom expense management specialist Aurora Kendrick James reveals that about £400 million are spent annually by UK workers talking to friends and family using company mobile phones. In the other words, UK employees spend more than £1 million per day on personal phone calls — or 20 to 25 percent of all…
The unofficial iPhone developers bootcamp aims to bring us more iPhone Web 2.0 apps this summer
With fans like this who needs marketing. It’s not enough that Apple already got $400 million worth of free publicity, its fans are now organizing a bootcamp for iPhone developers, scheduled to take place one week after the iPhone ships (so that attendees might have a chance to get their hands on one). The Unofficial…