Displaying items by tag: Symbian
Wednesday, 05 August 2009 07:07
Smartphones: what's hot, what's not
Consumers have a smorgasbord of new smartphones and varying applications, functions and services to choose from as the market for the phones continues to grow despite an overall decline in the total mobile phone market.
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Business Telecommunications
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- Smartphones
- Mobile Phones
- Mobile services
- Mobile
- Mobile Internet
- Mobile Internet Device
- Mobile applications
- Mobile content
- Mobile operators
- Mobile phone
- Ovum
- WiFi
- GPS
- Wireless
- Developers
- TV out
- iPhone
- Symbian
- Windows Mobile
- Samsung
- Nokia
- Adobe
- Adobe Flash
- Apple
- HTC
- Android
- Palm
- Blackberry
- Peter Dinham
Thursday, 30 July 2009 10:57
Optus survey finds iPhone 3G getting strong traction in the enterprise
Optus has released the IP Index, its annual survey of corporate use of all forms of IP communications. It shows the iPhone, developed primarily as a consumer device, making very strong headway in enterprises against more established technologies.
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Business Telecommunications
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Tuesday, 09 June 2009 17:42
Palm Pre preps firmware update, prods SDK and provides new apps
Yes, the iPhone 3G S has just launched, but Palm’s own webOS revolution
is doing well with a quick update, delivered over-the-air, to
immediately improve stability for some apps, a dozen new apps arriving
post launch, an SDK is on the way and at least 50,000 sold at launch.
Not bad, for Palm… but is it enough?
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Fuzzy Logic
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Thursday, 04 June 2009 13:15
Why netbook buyers want Windows
From the 'he would say that, wouldn't he?' department: a Microsoft executive says people want Windows on their netbooks.
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Core Dump
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Thursday, 28 May 2009 04:30
iPhone leads mobile web usage
A new report shows that the iPhone is still punching far above its weight when it comes to mobile web usage. But watch out - so is Android.
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Mobility
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Monday, 04 May 2009 05:50
Linux breaks through one percent web share
Windows' continuing loss of web share is primarily to the benefit of Mac OS X, though Linux and mobile platforms are also picking up share.
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Home Tech
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Wednesday, 01 April 2009 08:08
Colossal open source mobile framework lets you write code once, run on many devices
The claim is so impressive you might mistake it for an April Fool's prank, but this time it is true: Rhomobile have released version 1.0 of their open source mobile framework - "Rhodes" - to build native mobile apps for any smartphone.
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Business Telecommunications
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Monday, 30 March 2009 20:52
Skype sets sights on popping iPhone and BlackBerry cherry
One of the world’s most popular Internet phone services, Skype, is
finally set to make its mark in an official capacity on the other two
most important phone platforms it hasn’t yet supported: the iPhone and
the BlackBerry, with iPhone action starting on Tuesday, and the
BlackBerry cherry popping in May.
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Business Telecommunications
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- Alex Zaharov-Reutt
- Asterisk
- carriers
- Cellphones
- IP phones
- IP telephony
- Internet
- Internet Telephony
- Mobile
- Mobile broadband
- Mobile Phones
- Mobile applications
- Mobile messaging
- Mobile phone
- Skype
- Skype Lite
- SkypeOut
- Telecommunications
- VoIP
- iPhone 3G
- iPhone 3.0
- iPhone 2.2
- iPhone 2.1
- iPhone
- iPod Touch
- WiFi
- Symbian
- Windows Mobile
- Nokia
- Linux
- Bla
Tuesday, 24 March 2009 13:37
Virtualised multiple OS mobile handset to hit market
A low priced mobile handset capable of running multiple operating
systems in virtual windows and with similar features of much higher
priced smart phones is about to hit the market. The handset will run
Linux and at least one other OS on top of the OKL4 hypervisor from Open
Kernel Labs.
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Beerfiles
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Thursday, 05 March 2009 12:04
UnderNetbook: A tale of two markets
Is there really a battle between Windows and Linux to dominate the netbook market, or is it a phoney war that will end in peaceful coexistence?
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Core Dump
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Tuesday, 03 March 2009 06:18
OS web wars: it's still a two-horse race
If web browser stats are anything to go by, Windows and Mac OS X are still the only operating systems with more than one percent of the installed base. Linux is growing faster than Mac OS X, but from such a small base that it's hardly worth bothering about.
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Networking
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Friday, 20 February 2009 15:05
Could Sexy View SMS worm build the first mobile botnet?
Watch out mobile phone users, a new worm is in the wild and spreading via text message. Worryingly, security experts warn it could be building the world's first mobile botnet.
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Market
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Monday, 08 December 2008 12:24
Australian 'œSOS' software app for Nokia phones could save lives
MySpot V.3 “tracking and safety” phone software has been released for
Nokia and Symbian phones equipped with a GPS which can track workers
such as security guards, nurses, at-risk ex-hospital patients or anyone
needing the service, while also offering an “SOS panic button which
instantly shows the exact location” of the person pressing the button.
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Strategy
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Saturday, 06 December 2008 12:48
Over 300m apps sold on the iPhone App Store
Although third party software has been available to download for
various smartphones for the last several years, Apple's iPhone and iPod
Touch have set off a true mobile software revolution, that sees Apple
celebrating 300m free and paid apps "sold" through the App Store - in
less than 6 months!
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Market
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Friday, 05 December 2008 03:17
iPhone sales outstrip Windows Mobile handsets
Apple's iPhone has pulled ahead of Windows Mobile based devices in the smartphone market, according to a leading analyst firm. While the iPhone is also catching up with the BlackBerry, Symbian is still the platform to beat.
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Sunday, 23 November 2008 07:23
IBM Lotus Notes Traveler support announced for Nokia S60 3rd edition mobile phones
IBM and Nokia have just announced that Lotus Notes Traveler
is extended to support a range of S60-based Nokia mobile phones — those built on S60 third edition of the Symbian OS — thus providing a major alternative to Windows Mobile device support.
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A Meaningful Look
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008 03:39
CommonTime releases mNotes for Symbian phones
Lotus Notes developer CommonTime has released its mNotes Lotus Notes
mobile e-mail software for the Symbian platform, claiming to bring the
best Lotus Notes mobile e-mail to Nokia E and Nokia N Series, Samsung
INNOV8 and Samsung i7110.
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Mobility
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 03:46
VMware to take virtualisation to mobile phones
VMware has unveiled plans to bring virtualisation to mobile phones through the new VMware Mobile Virtualisation Platform (MVP), based on technology it acquired from Trango Virtual Processors in October 2008.
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Thursday, 06 November 2008 16:51
Google's Android: apps selling, jailbreak broken, Ballmer not a fan
With only 200 programs available so far for the G1 Android gPhone,
Google says apps are nevertheless proving popular. Meanwhile, a gPhone
jailbreak gets patched and shock, horror: Steve Ballmer says he’s not a
fan.
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Fuzzy Logic
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- Alex Zaharov-Reutt
- Cellphones
- Android
- Gadgets
- GPhone
- Google Android
- Ballmer
- Developers
- Mobile Phones
- Mobile Internet Device
- Mobile applications
- Mobile handset platforms
- Mobile phone
- Blackberry
- BlackBerry Storm
- Apple
- Microsoft
- Nokia
- Smartphones
- Telstra
- Telecommunications
- Windows Mobile
- Symbian
- Sony Ericsson
- Samsung
- HTC
- HTC Touch
- iPho
Tuesday, 04 November 2008 11:51
HTC and Google making waves with Android
Despite an economic downturn and lower Q3 results for mobile phone
sales, HTC’s Peter Chou says he’ll sell more than 600,000 T-Mobile
Android G1 gPhones this year alone, outdoing initial expectations.
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Fuzzy Logic
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