06 Jul
Posted by: admin in: 4G, Google, Google Android, Microsoft, News, Nexus One, Phone News
We never thought we’d live to see the day where we were talking on a shoe, Get Smart-style. Technology still hasn’t advanced nearly enough to make authentic shoe-talking anything more than a distant dream, The best thing you can imagine is a phone from Puma who is now available. Actually, “available” is a bit of a stretch since the Puma Phone has only launched in nine European, African, and Middle Eastern countries.
The price will alternate by the location were you buy it, about €399 ($500) SIM-free.
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro Pictures – The Sony Ericsson Vivaz pro is almost identical to the Vivaz but has some key differences. First of, it features a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard for the texting crowd out there and second, it has a 5-megapixel camera, as opposed to 8MP. Fortunately, it has kept its ability to shoot HD resolution videos.
The Nokia Eseries devices are well known for rock solid construction, solid phone performance, and messaging focused interface. The E73 Mode is a variant of the Nokia E72 with some unique T-Mobile features.
A new application for jailbroken iPads called Frash allows owners to run Flash in their Mobile Safari browser. The app was developed by Comex, a company that created the Spirit jailbreak.
A picture and specs of the second generation Samsung Galaxy S device – i9200, started circulating around Russian internets.
So far this goes into a completely unconfirmed rumor category, and the rendered picture of the device raises some doubts. But, knowing Samsung’s nack for the high specc’ed devices, rumored specs sound quite believable for a Samsung flagship in the beginning of 2011. Which is the time that the new Samsung Galaxy i9200 should be released.

The iPhone 4 Diamond Edition have a good look, but if you want more you can choose the white iPhone 4 Diamond Edition from Stuart Hughes.
06 Jul
Posted by: admin in: Mozilla Firefox, Nokia, Windows Mobile
After two years of the news, FireFox mobile is now available for download in its full version. That’s the good part. The version is only compatible with the Nokia N900 which isn’t even available locally in Canada. Be that as it may, this is still a major milestone for the company who has been working on this particular project for the longest time.