Normally I watch a video from start to finish before posting it on my blog. This one is the exception: I literally had to push pause after he suggested putting a finger print scanner on a cell phone as a replacement for keys on a keyring. My mind was creating user scenarios in real time…
Nokia launches new Business2GO blog
I can’t believe I forgot to link to this. I was at the launch party for this blog too! Check it out: Business2GO Always read the "About" portion of a blog: In case you didn’t glean it from the title, this blog is focused on mobile business. Whether you’re brand new to smartphones, switching to…
Symbian 9.5 will be released on Monday, but what happened to 9.4?
Rafe must know a guy who knows a guy because this press release is dated Monday March 26, 2007: Symbian Ltd. today announced Symbian OS v9.5, the latest evolution of the world’s leading operating system for smartphones. Symbian OS v9.5 brings high performance features designed for richer consumer and enterprise experiences as well as significant…
Video: John shows me Twitter and PocketCaster on his Nokia N93
Thanks John, but I still think people update their status way too much. Way way way too much. It can be useful as a micro blog, but not when you’re telling me what you’re doing every hour on the hour. As a medium for communication … why not call, IM or text me? Am I…
Video: Rhapsody on the Nokia N800
Jonathan Greene, video review master, shows off a very early in development prototype of the Rhapsody music service working on the Nokia N800: I can only imagine how nice it must be to lay down in bed and listen to my favorite online radio station.
Will there be a Nokia N95 with 1900 MHz 3G?
Jonathan Greene found this little tidbit: Guidewire Connection has just learned via a trusted source within Nokia that the new N95 Smartphone, which is just now beginning to be released across the pond in Europe, is also being produced with a 1900-MHz model – the band that HSDPA runs on here in the USA. Long…
Is S60 really that slow?
Steve tackles this issue in an editorial over at All About Symbian. I can’t help but notice that you’re comparing a 3 GHz x86 chip with a 200 MHz OMAP processor. Apples to oranges doesn’t even come close to describing that comparison. I acknowledge the fact that there are many things occurring at once in…
Nokia E65 review at The Inquirer
It’s brief, but they seem to like it. Taking off points for not having GPS or video calling is a little bit harsh. Lack of A2DP however is definitely a punishable offense. Practically all Sony Ericsson’s have this feature standard.
Nokia suing stores selling fake N73
Engadget Mobile: Well, well Nokia. You choose to go after shops selling the Nokir E828, but then politely ignore Brando, reseller of the infamous (and uniquely Nokia-like) "Nokir" brand based on the silliness of Chinese trademark and copyright laws. We guess if Nokia can’t get the Nokir handsets off the market one way, there’s always…
Cingular to launch Nokia N75 launch in April: Freedom not included
Engadget Mobile: Word on the street now has the hotly-anticipated Nokia N75 — the first phone out of Espoo with UMTS 850 and 1900 in tow, not to mention the first new S60 device officially launched on an American network in quite some time — should finally hit streets in April. The bad news? The…