Well, it may not be the official release being pushed to handsets, but it’s certainly a step in the right direction. Google has released the Android 2.2 (Froyo) source code for developers. To many users, this doesn’t mean much, besides that the release to devices is near. If you’re an Android hacker/modder, you’re probably in…
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BlackBerry OS Roundup for Saturday, June 26th
It’s that time of the week again. For all that are packing a BlackBerry, take a look at the list of BlackBerry OS leaks and releases I’ve compiled for you below. Actually, you should only bother with this weeks’ list if you’re packing a Bold 9700. You’ll see why when you see the list 🙂…
Samsung Galaxy S announced for Optus in Australia
Australia’s Optus announced the upcoming launch of the Samsung Galaxy S. The country’s second largest mobile operator will start selling the Android-powered device starting July 1st, when interested user will be able to grab it for free on a two-year ‘yes’ plan which starts at $59 per month. Samsung’s baby joins Optus’ existing Android portfolio…
Jinny Software unveils ringback tone advertising
A company called Jinny Software which entered the mobile advertising space back in February 2009 unveiled a new service – ringback tone advertising. Although it sounds annoying, the good thing is that it’s envisioned as an opt-in service for the customers, who in some cases can even select which advertising tones they want to hear.…
Make your Vuzix Wrap video eyewear look cool with fashion shades
Vuzix announced that their Wrap video eyewears can look even cooler with interchangeable fashion shades. Available in four different colors (red, blue, amber and mirror), these shades give Wrap users an option to personalize their eyewear. The Wrap Fashion Shades are made of durable plastic, featuring a smooth, glossy finish for a “dazzling appearance.” They…
TomTom for iPhone now in version 1.4; Works with the iOS 4
TomTom is joining the “iOS 4 upgrade wave.” The updated application is now in version 1.4, packing tons of new features that take advantage of the background processes introduced in the iOS 4. Here’s what’s new: Navigation while calling – just because you’re on a call, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t see your map. Navigation…
MegaFon’s special Opera Mini offer now available across Russia
Opera Software, which is already dominating the Russian mobile web browser market, announced that MegaFon will extend its special package “Unlimited Internet with Opera Mini” to all Russian territories. Initially, the operator launched the package in Moscow region in September 2009, allowing people to browse the web through Opera Mini without any limits for just…
Aliph: Jawbone ICON Bluetooth headset sings perfectly with the iPhone 4
According to Aliph — the company that makes that sexy Jawbone Bluetooth headsets — their customers love the iPhone and the other way round – iPhone users want a Jawbone headset. To prove the claim, they conducted a consumer research in April 2010 only to find out that 42% of Jawbone users with a smartphone…
junaio’s new channel displays public World Cup viewing places, match statistics
junaio has a brand new channel available in its augmented reality app. It’s called “Wo guckst Du?” (English: “where are you watching?”) and it’s made in partnership with Vodafone. By selecting it [channel], users will be able to locate public viewing spots nearby. That by itself isn’t something new, as you can use some other…
NPR Music hits the AppStore
NPR is out with its latest iPhone app, NPR Music, bringing its “original and inventive content” to all the Apple handset (and iPod Touch) users out there. Among the features include in the app, we highlight: Multi-genre music content with stories, live concerts and interviews organized by genre. Live music streams from more than 75…