Many people tend to forget that one of the most important reasons for Apple’s present success in the market isn’t necessarily their products, but their iTunes desktop client that makes purchasing and organizing content easy as can be. Now yes, iTunes 10.1 is starting to feel a bit long in the tooth, but it still…
Nokia Research Labs experiments with the age old universal inbox idea
These days we all have at least one email account, one Twitter account, we’re also on Facebook, and a myriad of other online services, so wouldn’t it be nice if we could go to just one place on our phone, a universal inbox, to interact with all the flood of notifications we receive? The answer…
Apple buys 98 acres of land in Cupertino, roughly doubling their size in the area
Even the most jaded of technology watchers has to admit that the past few years have absolutely been stellar for Apple. Say what you will about their tight vertical integration model, their tyrannical CEO Steve Jobs, and the price of their products, but Apple has found a successful formula for practically printing money and to…
More photos of the upcoming Nexus S running Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) leak
The upcoming Google Nexus S is one of the worst kept secrets in the history of Android devices. Not only was it shown off by Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, at the recent Web 2.0 Summit, but a number of pictures have slowly been trickling out showing us what this handset is capable of.…
Opera Mobile 10.1 for Symbian^3, S60 5th Edition, and 3rd Edition devices is now out
Opera, makers of the desktop browser that goes by the same name, has just released the final version of Opera Mobile 10.1 browser for Symbian devices. If you’ve got a Symbian smartphone that you’ve purchased in the past 3 or 4 years, then chances are your handset will be supported. New features include the just-in-time…
AT&T and Sprint looking to swap some spectrum to increase coverage in major metro areas
AT&T and Sprint have filed a request with the FCC for a swap of spectrum licenses. This is about the driest news you’ll be reading this week, so let’s get to the meat and potatoes and get out of here so we can go and enjoy Thanksgiving: The Applicants state that the additional spectrum (including…
Apple to release iOS 4.3 next month? Subscription billing to be a main feature?
Apple’s newest version of their iOS operating system that runs on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, came out less than 50 hours ago, and there’s already a rumor going around that another update, version 4.3, is going to be released quite soon. Earlier this month we reported about “The Daily”, a secret project between…
Android has taken the smartphone crown away from Symbian in Asia
The smartphone market is terribly small compared to the total mobile industry, with roughly 1 out of every 5 handsets sold having some sort of advanced mobile operating system running inside. That figure was provided by Gartner earlier this month; they also said that 33% of those smartphones were using Symbian and 25% used Google’s…
Opera State of the Mobile Web October 2010: 76.3 million users accessed 41.6 billion websites
Opera Software, based out of Norway, is one of our favorite companies here at IntoMobile because they’ve consistently been pushing the message of the internet being the platform of choice for services and applications going forward and that standards are critically important so we can all experience our favorite sites in the same high fidelity…
LG P520: Dual SIM feature phone with 2.8 inch touch screen; price unknown
The increasing amount of dual SIM devices hitting the market from South Korean mobile phone manufacturers LG and Samsung points to a trend that other handset makers should pay attention to. People want to be able to have two separate identities with them, but without the hassle of having multiple gadgets to look after, sync,…








