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| Symbian Foundation to Reach Devices by 2009 End Posted: 13 Mar 2009 09:46 AM PDT
Nokia took over Symbian in June 2008 and then November saw the formation of the Symbian Foundation with members like LG, Motorola, Samsung and Sony Ericsson. The race to open source mobile OS saw addition of Symbian Foundation along with other open source mobile OSs like LiMo and Android. The first Symbian Foundation prototype handset was showcased by Sony Ericsson just at the start of the Mobile World Congress 2009. Symbian Foundation at the start had said that it would be launching Symbian Foundation based devices at the start of 2010, which I guess might happen as the Symbian Foundation's President David Wood has said that, the Symbian Foundation will be doing two platform releases every year. He further specifies that the first devices running on Symbian^2 will be reaching the market by the end of 2009. It will be based on S60 5.1 version and the second release called as Symbian^3 will released somewhere at the mid of 2010. The first release Symbian^2 will be complete entirely by mid of this year and will be available on handsets in 2009, which also highlights the fact that Idou, Sony Ericsson's Symbian Foundation based mobile handset, was a prototype and did not have the complete Symbian^2 running on it. So things will hot up at the end of 2009 as users and mobile enthusiasts around the world would be eagerly waiting to get their hands on new Symbian^2 based mobile handsets. [Image Via: Symbian Foundation Blog]  |
| Samsung Launches Slim "Lucido" Posted: 13 Mar 2009 06:24 AM PDT  Samsung has launched one more slim handset called Lucido. Lucido, in Italian means "sleek" and apt to what it is named the handset is a slim candybar phone with metallic finish. The phone has some impressive features like AMOLED screen, which is 2.2 inches large, Integrated GPS with Google Maps, HSDPA connectivity, 8GB memory, FM radio and Bluetooth. If that is not all, the phone sports a 5 mega pixel snapper with face and smile detection and anti blur technology.[ Via ] Lucido Official Specs:
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| Widescreen Unboxing Video: Nokia E75 Posted: 12 Mar 2009 09:40 PM PDT Check out the unboxing video of the Nokia E75 via Pestaola. Nokia launched the E75 at the Mobile World Congress 2009 along with the E55. E75 is the first enterprise phones from the Finnish mobile giant that has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Enjoy the Unboxing video and as promised keep checking this blog as I will be getting you more Unboxing pics of E75 and a review soon.  |
| New iPhone OS 3.0 Coming on March 17th Posted: 12 Mar 2009 07:49 PM PDT  Gizmodo has reported that Apple will be showcasing its new iPhone OS 3.0 at an Apple's invitation only event on March 17th. The even is not open for all, so there will be few lucky ones who will be getting a sneak peak at this new OS. Rumors are hot about Apple launching the new iPhone but as of now it seems to a new iPhone OS. I am sure Apple must have made this one a good one based on all the feedback it has been receiving from last 2 years. Features like copy and paste is something everybody might be anticipating eagerly in this new version of the OS. There is also speculation about Apple bringing more multimedia and Bluetooth functionality to the iPhone along with global search and multimedia message forwarding functionality, which everybody is waiting for from the day first iPhone was launched. During the launch Apple will also be epeaking more about the new SDK of the iPhone OS 3.0. Lets see whats in store for users. Keep checking here for more information on the Apple's new iPhone OS 3.0.  |
| Video: Blackberry Storm Controlling F1 Car Posted: 12 Mar 2009 07:23 PM PDT What's the similarity between a McLaren F1 Car and Blackberry Storm....any guesses...ok..it is Lewis Hamilton. He drives the F1 car for team McLaren and he is the brand ambassador of the Blackberry Storm. No, this article is not about Lewis Hamilton, its about these two brainy guys who have developed an application that will let you control a toy F1 Car with the help of the Blackberry Storm. So your Blackberry Storm will use Bluetooth connectivity and act like a remote control for your car. Also these two guys have built an application that lets the Blackberry Storm control a real F1 car..yeah..I am not joking..a real F1 car. Check out the video below and see Lewis Hamilton controlling his F1 car. [Via]  |
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