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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Phandroid posted the first ever pictures of Samsung’s second Android smartphone (the first being the Galaxy i7500). It also looks like it’s the second Android phone sporting a qwerty keyboard. Not much is known other than it probably has an AMOLED display like all of Samsung latest phones. It is rumored to come out on [...] Samsung’s latest and greatest Omnia II should be available in Germany for €649 unlocked in October and on the T-Mobile network (price isn’t known yet). Word is that it should be loaded with Windows Mobile 6.5 by default. 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 [...] The gals over at Pocketnow have posted a follow up their previous video. This time showing us the new photo album and music player. Nothing really new compared to yesterday (although this time it’s running on a Diamond2 and not a HTC Touch HD like the German video) Source: Pocketnow 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 [...] 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 [...] 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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