Personally, I hope Microsoft will never release the Zune phone. They should stick with what they know best — making platforms which other manufacturers can use and build on top of. In case Microsoft DOES decide to go this way, hopefully they want go the Apple’s route. Otherwise, it may look something like this. Enjoy!…
Archives for 2007
Frozen Bubble for UIQ 3 released
Roughly a month ago, we’ve reported that the popular logic game Frozen Bubble has been finally ported to Symbian S60 3rd edition. Now, we have the same game working on the Sony Ericsson UIQ 3-based smartphones… If you’re not familiar with Frozen Bubble, you should: a) remove that rock that was lying above you for…
Send Facebook pictures to cell phones with Pix2Fone
Mobimii has launched an interesting Facebook application which allows users to send photos from their Facebook profiles. By integrating Facebook’s own photo-sharing options, Pix2Fone lets you send photos from your Facebook album to your cell phone, or to the cell phones of your Facebook friends. Once you send a photo to someone, he or she…
There will be 2 versions of the Nokia N81 and apperently it comes in blue
The memo states that Nokia plans to launch two variants of the N81, one with an 8GB storage capacity and another with 1GB of storage. Orange proposes that an “open and transparent” trial is conducted to evaluate the Nokia music store using the 8GB handset to compare results with the 1GB variant that would only…
The revolt has begun: Orange refusing to sell the Nokia N81 because of the built in music store
Nokia is playing a dangerous game with their transition into becoming an internet company. Their new strategy is to offer rich services that work seamlessly with their devices and hopefully with the other mobile phones out there. The problem with this is that the revenue streams that operators once controlled are now being threatened. Innovation…
Apple iPhone finally gets a native iChat application – kind of
They day we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived! No, we’re not talking about the hardware and software unlock solutions for the iPhone – although those are pretty significant milestones. We’re talking about the day that a natively installed IM chat application becomes available for the iPhone. Apollo IM gets the honor of being…
Google GPhone confirmed as low-cost sub-$100 device
Like we reported quite some time ago. It may turn out that Google’s iPhone-fighting mobile phone, lovingly dubbed the GPhone, will be marketed as a low-cost sub-$100 device. Rizzn.com says that they have confirmed the GPhone to be more of a competitor to the $100 OLPC than a competitor to the Apple iPhone. The mythical…
Who wants an LG enV in Dark Green?
In a world full of fun and attractively colored mobile phones, it’s a bit puzzling as to why LG would think an Ugly Dark Green color scheme could actually help sales of the LG enV VX9900. Nevertheless, we have reason to believe that LG will be updating their popular keypad/keyboard hybrid LG enV VX9900 with…
Nullriver’s AppTappInstaller makes installing the iPhone Installer a breeze
As counter-intuitive as it sounds, Nullriver has released their AppTappInstaller to install the iPhone Installer on your iPhone. Here’s the deal. The Nullriver iPhone Installer is basically a natively installed application on your iPhone that will automatically download and install all the iPhone applications that have been developed thus far. But, until now, you’d have…
Samsung drops SGH-J200 candybar – the lower end E590
Remember that Samsung SGH-E590 that rocked a 3.2 megapixel camera and branded by industrial designer Jasper Morrison? Well, it seems that Samsung has seen fit to bring us a lower-end (and lower-priced) version of that sleek looking candybar. The new Samsung SGH-J200 looks almost identical to the E590, but lightens the spec-sheet with a tri-band…