Qik Live Mobile Video Streaming for Mass Market Phones. Qik announced that it is the first live mobile video product to launch on mass market mobile phones. Available today in alpha, Qik’s service is now ready for use on more than a dozen Nokia and Sony Ericsson mass market mobile handsets. With Qik’s free service, users can stream video live to the Internet in just two clicks from their mobile phone. Those watching the videos on the web can engage in live interactive chat with the person broadcasting. Continue reading ‘Qik Live Mobile Video Streaming for Mass Market Phones’
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LiMo Foundation + Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum for Open Source. Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum members and LiMo combine together to support and to unify the growing momentum of Linux platforms in the global mobile market. The move will encompass LiPS Forum members from across the mobile ecosystem, in-cluding chipset suppliers, Linux OS and mobile stack vendors, handset designers and OEMs and regional and global wireless operators. It follows announcements by other LiPS members who have joined LiMo Foundation: ACCESS, ARM Limited, Azingo, France Telecom / Orange, Huawei Technology, MontaVista Software, Inc., NXP Semi-conductors, Open-Plug, Purple Labs and Texas Instruments. Continue reading ‘LiMo Foundation + Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum for Open Source’
XPERIA X1 Hands-on. Following on the last XPERIA X1 More Pictures we already saw, Recently, Boy Genius has posted their own hands-on review of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1. It looks like that the most anticipated Sony Ericsson’s smartphone represents high marks for its features, though Sony Ericsson, for the first time, has entered into the Windows Mobile market. This XPERIA brand comes with an optical joystick, wide 800×480 WVGA display, Windows Mobile 6.1, and also UMTS/HSDPA which will make wireless data transfers a breeze. Continue reading ‘XPERIA X1 Hands-on’
Samsung Omnia SGH-i900 now DivX certified. Following on the previous report, Samsung i900 Omnia announced, DivX announced certification of the Samsung Omnia SGH-i900, the newest handset in a growing series of DivX Certified mobile products by Samsung Electronics. DivX and Samsung recently entered into a multi-year agreement to include DivX encode and decode capabilities into Samsung’s future mobile phones, signaling the company’s leading edge in the competitive mobile market.
The Samsung Omnia is the first Windows Mobile-based DivX Certified phone on the market and the fourth Samsung mobile to achieve DivX Certification™. Continue reading ‘Samsung Omnia SGH-i900 now DivX certified’
Airis T482 GPS PDA Phone Coming Soon. The GPS PDA Phone Airis T482 will hit the mobile market of France within the next few days. One of the best features of the Airis T482 smartphone is that it is possible to buy it with or without GPS navigation software partner.
Airis T482 GPS PDA Phone Specifications:
+ a quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) device, no 3G is mentioned
+ 3.2 inch touchscreen
+ WiFi, Continue reading ‘Airis T482 GPS PDA Phone Coming Soon’
iPhone has certainly delivered on its Hype. Recently we’ve heard, iPhone’s Safari Mobile Browser, 1st in US, 2nd in UK. A web-usage statistics firm, M:Metrics, has released new research that indicates that iPhone users are hitting the web with a fury. Virtually every single iPhone user is apparently accessing the web through their new handset - 85% to be more precise. Continue reading ‘iPhone has certainly delivered on its Hype’
E-TEN acquired by Acer. E-TEN has released a number of hugely successful Pocket PC phones that featured combinations of GPRS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and 3.5G GSM functionality each enhanced by exclusive in-house developed software applications. And recently Acer announced that it has entered into an agreement to buy E-TEN Information Systems Co. Ltd. Turns out, Acer wants to dabble in the mobile world - a world that’s more mobile than their current expertise in notebooks would allow. Continue reading ‘E-TEN acquired by Acer’
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