Use Opera on your desktop? Use Opera Mini on your cellphone? Well it looks like all 6 people who fit those 2 requirements are jumping for joy today. Opera has introduced a new feature called “Link,” no not Zelda. You are now able to keep your bookmarks in sync across yet another closed walled garden.…
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More Sony Ericsson W890i pictures leak, still no 3.5 mm headphone jack
Ah proprietary Sony Ericsson ports. They kill what otherwise would have been a most awesome device. This phone hasn’t been announced yet, but we’re looking at something around 12 mm thin, 3.2 megapixel camera and HSDPA support. [Via: Unwired View]
Videos: Bjorn Wigforss demos Nokia’s Music Store and N-Gage
Having briefly bumped into Björn at the smartphone show in London it was nice to see that Unwired View was there to record his demo of the new N-Gage platform and Nokia Music Store. Going to have to wait until November 2nd for the proper launch to try it out, personally I can’t wait to…
RIM launches Facebook application for BlackBerrys
We never doubted in RIM. They know their customers best, hence they’ve decided to provide them with an additional tool and as a result enhance their addiction to nowadays everyone’s favorite Facebook. Yes, they’ve launched a dedicated application to make CrackBerry users do their “Facebook thing” wherever they are. This way it will look like…
Opera Widgets on new 3G phones from KDDI
Those lucky Japanese. Again they are mocking us with all their modern technology and services. Now Opera Software, probably the best known by its (mobile) web browser, partnered with Japanese carrier, KDDI, to integrate Opera Widgets on Toshiba W56T, Sony Ericsson W54S and Sanyo W54SA mobile phones. The new service called “au one Gadget” aims…
Sony Ericsson W960i approved by the FCC
Once again we see Sony Ericsson sending one of its devices for the FCC approval, yet we know that doesn’t mean shit. I guess we shouldn’t blame Sony Ericsson — I’ve no doubt they want a piece of the U.S. market. But, there are also other parties involved, like err U.S. carriers. Some of them…
Epocware announces Oxford dictionaries for Symbian S60 3rd Edition and UIQ 3.0 smartphones
If you own a Symbian OS based smartphone, you’ve probably already heard about Epocware. They make popular SlovoEd, Merriam-Webster and PONS dictionaries, as well as such “Handy” utilities as Handy Weather, Handy Handy Profiles, Handy Alarm, and more. Now they’ve announced three new Oxford dictionaries for Symbian S60 3rd Edition and UIQ 3.0 smartphones, including:…
AOL unveils new mobile services
The good ol’ AOL is expanding its mobile offering in an effort to grab a piece of the mobile action. The idea is of course to use the popularity of AOL’s existing applications and services and hope users will enjoy using them on their mobiles as well. First, AOL announced the new AOL.com mobile web…
GooSync adds Contacts support
Remember GooSync, the service we’ve already talked about before which allows you to synchronize your Google Calendar with a mobile phone or PDA? Well, they’ve just updated the software and Contacts are now part of the equation. Unfortunately, the new feature is only available to the premium account holders, but if you still haven’t –…
Telus adds LG 380, the affordable Chocolate-like clamshell
Telus has added a new affordable device to its offering. It’s the LG 380, the clamshell that in many ways resembles LG’s popular Chocolate handset, though it’s bit uglier. Made for the people who don’t expect much from their phone, the LG 380 packs a 1.3 MP camera, two screens (internal and external), stereo Bluetooth…