LaptopMag got word from a Samsung representavie that the South Korean company is currently working with nVidia on an upcoming Tegra based phone. Not much is said besides this. Will it be Windows Moble or Android based ? Your guess..
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Shocking news! Microsoft just proposed the EU commission to add the option to install competitors browsers during the Windows installation. Here’s the Reuters news :
BRUSSELS, July 24 (Reuters) – Microsoft (MSFT.O) has offered to let users choose their own browser and provide more interoperability information to third parties in a bid to resolve two [...]
Looks like HP’s latest iPaq offering is in the wild (in Vietnam). Sohoa posted a few pictures of what looks to be a nice Windows Mobile 6.5 competitor to the BlackBerry qwerty smartphones and it looks to be headed to AT&T.
Specs are:
Qualcomm MSM7200A @ 528Mhz
2,46″ AMOLED 320×240 Touch Screen
3.2 Megapixel camera
256 MB RAM 512 MB [...]
The boys over at Pocketnow got their hands on some (blury) screens of what appears to be the web interface of the upcoming Windows Marketplace for Mobile. As Brandon says the advantage of the web interface over a native app like iTunes is that you can’t connect to it on any PC in the world, [...]
Well, it looks like Palm is fighting Apple back. The new WebOS update brings back support for iTunes sync in the current version (8.2.1) among other enhancements.
“Pre” and “business” just got a lot friendlier! Today we released Palm webOS 1.1, which brings several additions to our support for Exchange ActiveSync (EAS), including remote wipe, PIN/password [...]
Here’s a short video of Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer showing a prototype ultrasound probe that can run on a Windows Mobile smartphone during his Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2009 keynote.
Source: Microsoft Research
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