Here’s another blurry video of RIM’s upcoming BlackBerry Storm 2 running firmware version 5.0.0161 which seems to support WiFi and be a bit faster that the previous roms we witnessed before.
Source: CrackBerry
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Here’s another blurry video of RIM’s upcoming BlackBerry Storm 2 running firmware version 5.0.0161 which seems to support WiFi and be a bit faster that the previous roms we witnessed before. Source: CrackBerry
Source: Phandroid
Source: AreaMobile.de via WMPoweruser
Not really mobile related but I just wanted to share this. We can now finally say that Windows Live Wave 3 has finally been fully rolled out. Windows Live Movie Maker 14 wasn’t part of Redmond’s Wave 3 (only an early beta version was available) because of the fact that it just wasn’t finished. Thankfully for Microsoft it’s now here before the launch of Windows 7. Lots of new features are included, like direct to YouTube upload, support fro HD videos up to 1080p and a smarter storyboard. Head over here to download it the final version (14.0.8091.0730).
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The Windows Mobile 6.1 M20 Nuvifone from Garmin-Asus has been launched today the local Taiwanese carrier Chunghwa. Sporting a VGA display, 3Mpx cam and Garming GPS navigation app all wrapped in a custom UI it’s unfortunately it’s too little too late in my opinion. Chunghwa is launching the iPhone 3Gs and HTC Hero in the coming days. Good job on the major delay screw up Garmin-Asus.
Well, this is what Digitimes is actually reporting. They claim to have a source at a handset maker in Taiwan who is stating that Windows Mobile 6.5 is launching on October 1, followed by a more finger optimized version in February 2010 and then Windows Mobile 7 in Q4 2010. They are also saying that Windows Mobile 6.5 will go down in price and be aimed at the low end android market ,while Windows Mobile 7 will compete against the iPhone.
I’m doubting the accuracy of the timeline (not the fact that 6.5 & 7 are going to coexist) givin how Windows Mobile 7 is strongly rumored to be on track for a November RTM and also the Feb 2010 launch of a finger optimized 6.5 sounds fishy. As we have seen on the news implementations (HTCMagnifier, etc..) are already on board of the the latest HTC roms. Anything is possible though and Digitimes might be right.. Source: DigiTimes The lucky chaps over at mobiles.co.uk got a chance to handle LG’s latest premium phone for a little while. The LG BL40 still looks strange, thanks to the really wide 4-inch 21:9 display. They blessed us with a painfully out-of-focus video that you can watch below: Source: mobiles.co.uk via Engadget |
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