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Windows Mobile users have had to look on in envy as people poked and drew penises on their friends’ walls with dedicated apps for BlackBerry and Palm, wistfully hoping that joy could one day be their own. And now it is! Apparently the first full Facebook app for Windows Mobile, FriendMobilizer will let you do all of the basics like stalk your newly single friend, send messages or ignore requests from people you’ve never met. It’s Read more… »
2 Jul
The iPhone 3G will be with us all on 11th July 2008. The App Store is what allows you to browse and buy software to run on your iPhone. By making use of the cool features such as 3D graphics running in real time to the accelerometers and on to GPS and multi-touch screen technology, you will be immersed in to the App Store.
Developers will constantly be uploading apps to the app store ready for you to download. Check out a demonstration of the store below…
18 May
A battle between Google’s Android and Linux now comes to a close, thanks to Verizon Wireless. The company has finally made its decision to work with the LiMo Foundation to incorporate the Linux operating system on the mobile phone. The name truly defines the main purpose i.e. Li-Linux and Mo-Mobile. The LiMo Foundation works to deliver a consistent software platform based upon Mobile Linux for the entire mobile Read more… »
15 May
Nokia recently demonstrated their new Maps application which (although they don’t admit it) it is to compete against Google Maps. The service will run on Ovi, which is their social media site. The map software is designed to run on the PC, but approaches the problem of decent mapping from a different angle.
Unlike Google maps which use servers to calculate the maps and what you see, the Nokia version will use computing power on your own PC to create the graphics needed to make it run. What this will allow is rapid screen refreshes in real time which allow you to zoom in, rotate and fly around the area you are Read more… »
30 Mar
Rumours are floating around about Windows Mobile 6.1 becoming available in just a few days on April 1st. Hopefully it isn’t an early April fools joke. This latest version of Windows Mobile 6 has been improved all around from Internet Explorer with zooming ability as well as a carousel menu system and threaded SMS software.
Connectivity with ActiveSync has also seen an improvement with the ability to auto configure Read more… »
20 Mar
Good news for PSP gamers in the US! Sony has announced new firmware update version 3.93 for PlayStation Portable. Though a lot of information of the firmware is not yet revealed, what’s known is that the new update will support PlayStation Network titles.
Sony has also announced that the portable gaming device will support 20 additional internet radio stations. This enhancement will enable PSP users to find their favorite genres of songs easily and listen to them thereafter. Hence the entertainment features of the PSP are further extended with its enhanced music capabilities. Read more… »
19 Mar
The versatile Android mobile phone platform is set to get a funky application in the form of web server software. i-Jetty technology allows mobile phone users to create AJAX and comet-enabled websites on an Android mobile phone. With this software running, it will be possible to access your mobile phone from any desktop or laptop PC connected to the internet.
The web server software is light weight at the moment although it can serve dynamic content if sat behind a dedicated HTTP server. The software runs as a servlet on Android and once running, the phone can be accessed from anywhere. Early usage of the i-Jetty software will be for features such as accessing your calendar, phone book and making calls via your mobile phone from your PC. However, I can imagine this to be something quite a bit bigger Read more… »
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