Samsung has officially gone Android. Today, at the CTIA WITE 2009 conference in beautiful San Diego, Samsung unveiled the Samsung Moment as their first Android phone to hit market. The Moment features a 3.2-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 3.2-megapixel camera (with autofocus and LED flash), slide-out QWERTY keyboard, GPS, WiFi and an optical mouse. There’s also…
MocoSpace Selects InMobi as Exclusive Mobile Advertising Partner in EMEA and Asia
“MocoSpace offers unique inventory for our advertisers in both the APAC region and Europe,” said Anne Frisbie, Head of North America at InMobi. “They were also our first publisher to launch from our new US data infrastructure which has enabled us to provide them exceptional ad response times. Our partnership with MocoSpace underscores our strong…
Samsung Intrepid WinMo 6.5 smartphone hitting Sprint on October 11th
Sprint announced that it will offer a new QWERTY-keyboard equipped Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone starting from October 11th. It’s called Samsung Intrepid and it looks like a successor to the Ace model. Specs wise, aside from boasting the latest version of Microsoft’s mobile OS, the Intrepid comes with EV-DO Rev. A connectivity, 2.5-inch QVGA screen,…
Pocket MBA for iPhone FREE for a limited time
B-schoolers, listen up! The Pocket MBA iPhone app has just gotten as big a price cut as you can expect. Originally $29.99, Pocket MBA is now FREE for a limited time. The app helps iPhone-wielding MBA-hopefuls get their business schooling in order with some handy topical knowledge text, stay fresh on that knowledge with flashcards,…
Microsoft brings My Phone backup service to Windows Phones
Windows Mobile 6.5 is officially official today. We know it’s hard to stop drooling over all the cool new Windows Phones that have been launched or announced over the past couple days, but Microsoft wants you to know that their free My Phone over-the-air backup and storage service is now ready to give Windows Mobile…
HTC launches HTC HD2 (Leo) with Sense for Windows Mobile
Big-screen lovers, capacitive touchscreen fans and smartphone users “in the know” will be happy to hear that the HTC HD2 (aka Leo) is almost here. HTC has today announced that their HTC HD2 will be launching later this month in select European markets. Boasting a class-leading 4.3-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen (a first for Windows Mobile…
Verizon says Android phones on the way
Verizon Wireless has yet to jump on the Android train, but the carrier is determined to hop a ride in the near future. Today, Google and Verizon announced that they are working together to bring a “family of [Android] devices” to market in the near future. In fact, we should be seeing two new smartphones…
Google AdSense for Mobile optimized for high-end phones
It was back in June when Google unveiled its AdSense offering for mobile phones. Now they realized that certain high-end devices such as the Apple iPhone, Palm Pre, as well as a number of Android-powered smartphones are ready for better ads. In that sense, the search giant is rolling out AdSense support for these more…
Adobe Flash for iPhone is here, but it’s not what you think
Today at its MAX 2009 conference, Adobe gave developers a sneak peek at how Flash can play nice with the iPhone. Wait, didn’t we just finish talking about how Apple isn’t letting Adobe’s well-meaning but resource-hungry Flash technology anywhere near its pristine iPhone OS? Soothe your conflicted mind, dear reader, Adobe’s Flash still isn’t supported…
Adobe Flash 10.1 coming to a smartphone near you, unless it’s an iPhone
Adobe has been working to bring full Flash support to smartphones since last year, and it looks like things are finally coming to a head. Adobe has announced that its Adobe Flash 10.1 platform will soon be ready to stream video and interactive online content to a smartphone near you! Unless, that is, the smartphone…