The iPhone, Palm Pre, Android have capacitive screen support, while Windows Mobile only supports resistive screen. Even Steve Ballmer mentioned in recent interview the reason why. Microsoft certainly will consider to implement this feature in future Windows Mobile OS releases. More…
Featuring a slider body and larger keypad / font size, Sony Ericsson has unveiled its new T715 slider and will start offering it in Q3 this year. The 3G phone comes with a 2.2-inch display screen, 3.2 megapixel camera (no autofocus) and a smart desktop screen for birthdays and appointments reminder. The T715 will also pre-installed with with Google Maps including local search and directions and AccuWeather.com. More…
iPhone 3G S features a new 3 megapixel autofocus camera, comes with the “tap to focus” feature where you can simply touch the display to select an object or area of interest and the camera automatically re-adjusts focus and exposure. With iPhone 3G S you can send photos and video by email or MMS and post them to MobileMe or YouTube with just one tap. More…
Nokia has just announced the Nokia 6730 Classic – Candybar apparatus that follows the traditional style of Nokia (simple), but in fact, is a Symbian S60 smartphone complete with: Content GSM / GPRS / EDGE, Dualband 3G HSDPA (900 / 2100 MHz), has GPS, digital camera and a 3.2 MPX secondary to video conferencing, Bluetooth 2.0, FM radio and a microSD memory expansion. The unit is planned for late June through carrier Vodafone.
TomTom TomTom Navigator 7 will finaly be for sale in the webstore in June. The Europe maps are available for about 100 euros (in microSD card). For more information check TomTom.
The Palm Pre’s official unveiling the other day was good for a solid launch date, but we were left wanting more detailed spec on the WebOS-powered smartphone. Today, a leaked set of documents confirm that the Palm Pre’s battery is capable of up to five hours of continuous talk time. More…
Pocketnoew.com have posted list of mobile phones whic will get operating system upgrade to Windows mobile 6.5.
Samsung: Samsung Jack
HTC: Diamond 2, Touch Pro 2
LG: LG HQ
Toshiba: Toshiba TG01
Acer: 4 unnamed devices
Need a Palm Pre without service contract agreement? The price for the pre without contract is $549.99 according to one of the Sprint’s customer service. The 2-yr contract price of $199.99 is including $100 mail-in-rebate and a $150 discount. Be sure to check out My Pre for more Palm Pre news!
The site Appadvice just got from source closed to Apple’s hardware development team. The source was willing to provide detailed information on the specs and release date of the next generation iPhone. Since the details are not farfetched and pretty in line with today standard. But please still take this with a big grain of salt. More…
After the slightly shaky launch of their ultra-early milestone one release, Mozilla is back with more Fennec (otherwise known as “Firefox Mobile”) goodness. This morning, the company began distributing Alpha 1 of Fennec for Windows Mobile. As with all Alphas, this release is by no means intended for every day use by the general public, but it gives us a sneak peak at what’s to come. More…
