The rise of the app entrepreneur
The soaring popularity of smart phones has created a novel type of entrepreneur – the “app developer”.
Whether it is looking ladies washroom on the London underground, identifying bird songs, forecasting snow conditions at ski resorts or just buying stuff online, someone, somewhere has come up with a clever little computer programme that lets you do [...]
National Day of Unplugging
Saturday March 20th marks the first National Day of Unplugging. As the name implies, those participating unplug fromFacebook status updates, Twitter tweets, mobile gadgets, computers and anything that’s technology. The day began sundown on Friday and continues through Saturday sundown. The day is the brainchild of a group called Reboot.
Reboot is a nonprofit organization which focuses [...]
iPhone customers warned of high overseas price
Clientele using gadgets like the iPhone and the Google Nexus One presently face unlimited bills when they access web services while travelling in Europe and other parts of the world.
Nonetheless data download prices in the 27 European Union nations will be capped when novel rules are introduced this summer, travellers to the United States and [...]
OPERA BROWSER releasing ON ANDROID
Web browser Opera has launched a beta edition of its Mini 5 software on the Google Android operating system. The browser, famous because it bandages web pages and makes them significantly hasty to load, is the chief to rival the official Android browser and is obtainable via the Android souk.
Opera proclaims over 50 million customer’s [...]
Doro outs easy-to-use handsets for the elderly
These days keeping a mobile handset usable is no more a status-quo! Being without a handset can put anyone in a state of suspicion. This comprises the elderly who think exile when they cannot grip hi-end phones. To make the matured feel at par with the rest of the world, Doro has initiated PhoneEasy 410gsm, [...]
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro get SIM-free price tags
X10 Mini Pro have been worth, at £270 and £295 correspondingly.
This may hum costly for Android gadgets with 2.55-inch touchscreens, but consider that they’re about half the price of top-end handsets and the cheapie fact emerges. These charges, published on Expansys, recommend that the Sony Ericsson Xperia x10 Mini and Xperia M10 Mini Pro will [...]
HTC to Apple: we had touchscreen first 18.03.2010
Following Apple proclaiming its intention to sue HTC for blatant infringement in relative to the iPhone’s touch consumer interface, HTC has come out to protect itself, totaling that it was the company that brought out the first 3.5-inch colour touchscreen smart phone in the US in 2002.
“HTC disagrees with Apple’s actions and will fully defend [...]
Google Nexus One headed to Sprint
Sprint nowadays proclaimed they will be a carrier of the Google Nexus One smartphone. T-Mobile was initially the only carrier to offer an “official” term plan for the Nexus phone at $179 in a two year contract. Sprint won’t be the only company to carry the Nexus One, yesterday’s announcement told us about Google’s plan to send [...]
Multiplayer enlightening games on MXit a vast hit with mobile consumers
MXit hurled the first multiplayer enlightening game on a mobile immediate messenger (IM) at the commencement of the year and it has already seen over 30,000 players registered for the game and over 180,000 hours of game-play per day.
“We provide 30 minutes of free gaming per day, after which we charge a minimal fee of [...]
Two months after the Nexus One, Motorola Droid to get Android 2.1
Motorola’s Droid has been by far the most popular Android smartphone to hit the U.S. souk, selling at a faster pace than the first generation iPhone, and creation up, by some versions, at least 15% of all Android handsets in use.
It was the first phone to takeoff with Android 2.0, a knowingly reshaped version of [...]
