If you’re big into the look and feel of Android, but prefer to carry a BlackBerry… Why not combine the best of both worlds? I happened to stumble across the Sense BlackBerry theme from HedoneDesign recently, and it packs all of the Sense UI / Android goodness one BlackBerry user could handle. It’s real nice.…
Archives for 2010
The Missing Sync for Palm Pre and Pixi Updated with Notes and Tasks Support
A quick note here for all of the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi users out there. The great team at Mark/Space have been up to their old tricks again, and have updated The Missing Sync for your webOS-powered device. The update brings us up to version 1.2, and the application will now synchronize notes and…
State of the Mobile Web May 2010: Browser usage peaks in the evening
It’s that time of the month again. Time for Opera to release their “State of the Mobile Web” report loaded with facts and figures sourced from the millions of users who use the Opera Mini web browser. Unlike previous reports, this one has an added data set. Opera took data from May 22, 2010 and…
Idea: It’s time Nokia adopts WVGA screens for their high-end phones!
Let me repeat that once again – it’s time Nokia adopts WVGA (800×480 pixels) screens for their high-end phones! nHD, which is 640×360 pixels, is just not enough. It was a great idea initially to provide users with 16:9 video watching experience, but the industry went forward. WVGA is now de facto standard for any…
Pantech Jest, Samsung Haven and Samsung N150 hitting Verizon in July
In addition to the cool kids in the block, namely Motorola Droid X and Samsung Fascinate (aka Galaxy S), Verizon Wireless will be unveiling new devices that fit in the low and mid range of the spectrum and also pump-up its netbook offering. The rumor is that these three will be hitting the Big Red’s…
Something special is coming to Evernote!
We got the email above from Evernote. We’ve no idea what they’re up to but so far I’ve learned they know what they’re doing. I’m so in love with Evernote as you probably already know… So what “Evernote’s going to flip its lid.” could mean is beyond me. As an IntoMobile editor I’m hoping to…
China Mobile looking to invest in Africa
With its large stockpile of free cash, China Mobile is looking to expand outside of its domestic market. The company already has a network in Pakistan (Paktel, later rebranded to Zong) and now they look to get into the ever-growing African market. It is still unclear, however, which company the world’s largest operator by subscriber…
Rebtel launches its VoIP app for Android
The ever-competitive mobile VoIP market is additionally heating up with Rebtel unveiling a new version (1.1) of its Android application, which brings low-cost international calls to all the users with smartphones running Google’s mobile OS. However, unlike similar solutions (aka Skype), Rebtel doesn’t require a working data (WiFi) connection. The service works in a “callback…
metaio: We’re iOS 4 ready; Image recognition coming to junaio AR browser, SDK
metaio, the company behind the popular augmented reality browser junaio, announced that their app is ready for the iOS 4. More specifically, they said now that Apple has opened up camera access API, we should expect to have image recognition capabilities included in their apps and Unifeye Mobile SDK (which if you didn’t know supports…
Google makes Android 2.2 on the Nexus One official [You’ll get it by the end of the week]
Earlier we reported that Android 2.2 “Froyo” was available for Nexus One owners. Well … that wasn’t 100% right. It turned out that Froyo came out for some people who already updated to a leaked version of Froyo. Shit happens. Anyway, what you need to know now is that Google, the big G, has written…



