File this under “very likely to happen,” as HP Korea spokesman told Korea Times that they are working to launch a third-generation PDA phone, dubbed the iPAQ 600, later this year through Korean wireless operators. We have not much details about the upcoming HP smartphone, except that it will support HSDPA, which should ensure ultra-fast…
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Mozilla Labs’ Project Joey brings bits of Web to mobile
Yesterday, we’ve spotted the new project codenamed “Joey” from the creators of Firefox. The main idea seems to bring the bits of web to the mobile screen, by combining the Firefox extension and the mobile web service. As Mashable said it, we’re wondering whether Mozilla could end up as a major play in the mobile…
Say what’s missing on the iPhone Wish List
Apple’s first handset certainly impresses, but some things are missing. That’s probably the reason why iPhone Wish List was created — to help Apple realize what’s missing on their flagship product. And I’m not just talking about 3G, Adobe Flash support, stereo Bluetooth and a better camera, but also about such features as mark all…
Meebo now fully optimized for iPhone
The “pre-Alpha” tag is off the Meebo’s iPhone site! Again, there’s no need to download any software, as Meebo works from the iPhone’s built-in Safari browser giving you ability to chat with your buddies on ICQ, MSN, Yahoo and Google Talk. The team behind the most popular web-based multi-chat client wanted to optimize iPhone version…
Fring now works on Sony Ericsson P1i
Actually, I’m not quite sure why Fring announced that their VoIP application works with the recently released Sony Ericsson P1i — I thought when they released Fring for the UIQ 3 platform that P1i is also included. Guess, Sony Ericsson additionally tweaked P1i to make it work much better than the P990i. Anyway, in case…
Sony Ericsson K770i hands-on video
In case you’re still wondering whether the newly announced Sony Ericsson K770i is the right phone for you (even after seeing the hi-res photos), check out the following video which briefly showcases the latest Cyber-shot handset. Yes, this is THE most beautiful Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot phone ever, although I wouldn’t mind just a little bit…
Mobile social networking in June
Yesterday, we talked about Juniper Research’s report on how mobile social networking is set for explosive growth. Now, we have more numbers from M:Metrics, which is reporting that 12.3 million consumers have accessed a social network via their mobile phones during June. Of that number, 7.5 million mobile subscribers are coming from the US, 1.3…
Medal of Honor Airborne coming later this month
Good ol’ Medal of Honor returns me to those sleepless nights playing the game all night with my buddies. Never had a chance to play the mobile version, although I’ll probably try the sequel – Medal of Honor Airborne, which promises even more fun. Plus, EA Mobile said that the new 3D engine should bring…
Unlocked Apple iPhones working in Hong Kong with non-AT&T SIM cards?
Could this be the first truly unlocked Apple iPhone? We can’t say for sure, but what we do know is that an unlocked iPhone is reported to be available in Hong Kong – and allegedly works with non-AT&T SIM cards on Hong Kong’s HK CSL wireless network. It looks like incoming and outgoing calls are…
FCC outs Firefly Mobile’s newest mobile phone with dynamic touch-sensitive keypad – the flyPhone passes FCC
Firefly Mobile, the handset manufacturer that we all know and love for their kid-oriented mobile phone, has just put a new handset through the FCC‘s testing ritual. In stark contrast to their initial offering, the new Firefly “flyPhone” (hmm, that’s name sounds strangely familiar, doesn’t it?) features some pretty trick features. The keypad is replaced…