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For those waiting to bring Mozilla's rendering goodness with them on the go because they feel that heavy contenders for mobile browsers like Opera Mobile and Safari for the iPhone isn't just cutting it, well, luck is on your side. The much-awaited Firefox Mobile 1.0 is finally out, but for those unlucky to not have a Nokia N900 will have to wait a bit because this new contender in the mobile browser war is available only for Maemo.
From Download Squad:
Like the desktop version of Firefox, version 1.0 of Firefox for Mobile looks to set itself apart from other mobile browsers with the inclusion of browser add-ons.
Mozilla's Weave Sync add-on ...
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The Google Nexus One Phone: specifications revealed
Posted by Ade as Google, Handheld, Hardware, Phones
It looks like Google's not going to let news about their Nexus One die, because specs of the much-awaited Google Phone have come out. I'm guessing this is meant to stem the steady stream of questions about the phone's guts. I mean, how the heck are we all supposed to know if the Nexus One is going to be good if we don't know a single thing about its hardware specs?
The good news is that the guys from Engadget have been able to get their hands on a Nexus One, and darn it's good. The highlights of the Nexus One specs are as follows: ...
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Google at first was claiming that the phone was just a mobile lab ...
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Nokia N-Series Phones Will Probably Switch From Symbian to Maemo
Posted by Ade as Handheld, Linux, Phones
I have a love-hate relationship with the Symbian OS. On one hand, it's a mature mobile operating system with a huge selection of applications. On the other hand, it's been pretty restrictive, especially now that you have to sign your applications before you can even install them. Also, it's pretty old, the UI is horrible, and application programmers everywhere are complaining about how hard it is to make apps for Symbian.
Which is why we're all keeping an eye on the N900. The N900, if you haven't heard, is the first phone running Nokia's Linux-based Maemo. Nokia already released a few internet tablets running Maemo before, but this is the first time we've seen Maemo being set up ...
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Introducing the Palm Pixi, the newest member of the Palm OS Family. Just look at it you guys. It's beautiful.
Originally nicknamed "Eos," the Pixi has with 8GB onboard storage, 2 megapixel camera (with flash), a full QWERTY keyboard, and a minute, 2.63-inch, 320 x 400 capacitive display. Sadly, there is no Wifi. You can also customize your Palm Pixi phone with a limited-edition back cover designed by some of today's most unique and compelling artists with the "Palm Pixi Artist Series."
You can now purchase a Palm Pre from Sprint for as low as $149.99 with contract. But the rumored price of the phone is said to be below $100. Hmmm. What gives, Palm?
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Did you ever think that they would come out with a tiny version of the Nokia N97? Kunal Gangar at Tech Ticker wrote a blog post on the “leak” yesterday and not only did he write about it – he showed pictures! Take a look at that.
At this point, the phone seems to be at the prototype stage. It has no proper name yet, but it does have the label “N00.” Taking a close look at the image, it is easy to see that it resembles the Nokia N97 very closely. Obviously, the screen is much smaller as well. More than that, the keypad ...
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Coverage… It’s All About Coverage
Posted by Atasha as 3GSM, Apple, Cellphones, Cool Stuff, PDA, Phones, RAZR, Wireless
Though most carriers have expanded their coverage areas, it is still wise to compare cell phone coverage areas for the best deal. Though dead-spots may never be eliminated, the larger the area coverage, ...
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CellPhones…CellPhones Everywhere…
Posted by Atasha as Apple, Cameras, Cellphones, Computers, Cool Stuff, Music, PDA, Phones, Portable Media Players, RAZR, Security
Everybody's sure to have a mobile device today for it has revolutionized the way we communicate with each other. It has created a niche in popular society, responsible for words such as SMS, Texting, Twitter, iReports and many more as testament to our reliance on the said technological wonder. Some love them some hate them but you'd have to give credit that without it, we would still be living in an age where phones had wires.
Cellular phones are one of the most prolific, intrusive and indispensable technologies we have and they pack a lot of technology in so small ...
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Well, at first sight I said... this must be the silliest thing that was ever programmed for the iPhone. Who in his right mind would see how possible this could be. Well, it is possible, and so now the iPhone has made history another time by being the FIRST smartphone that can also be used as a musical instrument.
Smule's new iPhone app "Ocarina" is making waves in tech world by turning your iPhone into a fully-functional musical wind instrument.
Ocarina is the first true musical instrument created for the iPhone. Both experts and beginners will be amazed by this innovative player. Ocarina is sensitive to your breath, touch and movements, making it even
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