and this is what happen if you named it “Diamond”. On a HTC press event in Singapore, the HTC representative demanded to prove if the Touch Diamond is named correctly…
I hope they got satisfied answer.
Source [sheylara]
Opera Software announced today it will support Gears in its desktop and mobile browsers. Opera will have full support for Gears on mobile when they launch this year,” said Charles Wiles, Product Manager for mobile web apps at Google. “Opera Mobile 9.5 will be a great example of a high-quality browser on a mobile platform that supports Gears. This marks the coming of age of the browser as the platform for application development on mobile devices.”
“The forthcoming Opera Mobile 9.5 with Gears will usher in a new era for the Web on mobile devices,” said Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera. “Together, these products will create new ways to bring applications to life on mobile devices. Developers will be able to use this along with Opera Dragonfly to develop and debug compelling applications for any connected environment.”
Sony Ericsson has confirmed a press announcement on June 17 at Amesterdam. While communicasia is also being held from 17 to 20 June 2008 in Singapore, visitors to that event might be able to see the new models then!
There is no info on the phones model that will be announced in the press event, these 2 models are most likely to be included.
http://www.slashphone.com/tags/beibei (G702)
http://www.slashphone.com/tags/p5
Source [uiqblog]
If you have a Blackberry 8100, 8300, 8700 or 8800, a new BlackBerry OS 4.5.0.37 software update is now available unofficially. The download link on berryreview has been taken down, but they are sure you can find one easily from a search.
There are some risks in trying unofficial updates though, one 8100 user says, “would not recommend downloading for the 8100 at this time. the ui is horrendously slow right now, especially after a cold boot, and third-party applications /will/ crash the phone. i’m downgrading back to t-mo usa’s current version.”
Source [berryreview] via [engadgetmobile]
JuiceCaster today unveiled location-based geotagging, developed initially for Qualcomm’s BREW solution. With geotagging, JuiceCaster users can send pictures and videos that automatically include their location to various social-networking platforms, including MySpace, Facebook and Twitter. Users update their status with pictures and videos captured on their mobile phone using the wireless application. Through its new location-based geotagging feature, JuiceCaster now allows individuals to see a video’s location information, which can be used as a friend-finding service. It also immediately notifies users when someone updates their status in a nearby area.
Since all uploaded pictures and videos are geotagged, users can also look for content based on specific location criteria, making searching for videos on JuiceCaster powerful and accurate. In addition, JuiceCaster’s ‘Who was here?’ feature enables individuals to see a list of pictures and videos previously uploaded by friends and other people for a specific location, as well as add their own pictures and videos to its history. Location is only viewable by authorized friends and the feature can be turned off.