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Nokia 900 : First nokia phone base on LINUX OS

Last Updated on Sunday, 06 June 2010 17:38 Written by Administrator Friday, 28 August 2009 05:32

Good news for Linux user today, world largest handset maker Nokia recently released first hand phone with a Linux operating system in it platform. Of course, it will push growth of many open source user who will use nokia as their handset. Linux is show significant growth recently and it show potential growth in it user. Linux is the most popular open source and free available for public to use and share it code. It seems Nokia N900 will be great move at Linux user market share; Nokia said “Linux would work well parallel with Symbian in its high-end product range”. With N900 Nokia model, Nokia offers availability such as touch screen, slide out keyboard and it seem will be sold at around 500 Euros ($712).

New T-Mobile G1™ is become more enhanced with many features

Last Updated on Thursday, 03 June 2010 05:54 Written by Administrator Sunday, 23 August 2009 05:44

New T-Mobile G1™ is become more enhanced with many features, T-Mobile G1 will lets you touch, tap, swipe and scroll your way through all the coolest applications, your contacts, the Web and more. You can also download hottest applications from Android Market, with games, social networking, on-the-go shopping applications and more. QWERTY keyboard also is available for you at new T-Mobile, the QWERTY keyboard makes it easy to get around the Web, type e-mail and respond to texts. Just flip the phone horizontally, slide open the keyboard and you're ready to go. High-speed 3G network and connect to open Wi-Fi networks automatically.

 

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iPhone introduced impromptu Numberkey app

Last Updated on Thursday, 03 June 2010 05:56 Written by Administrator Monday, 17 August 2009 10:19

Something’s different from Iphone, they has introduced a little application that can turn the iPhone or iPod Touch into an impromptu one as well. Crunchgrear said that having a dedicated numeric keypad can be a lifesaver occasionally, and while a dedicated pad with real keys is the best. The Numberkey will sell only $1.99 and utilizes WiFi for the 18-keypad connectivity. Great skins will come with the app so you can match up your new keypad with your notebook’s keyboard.

Long awaited HTC Dream or T-Mobile G1

Last Updated on Thursday, 03 June 2010 06:04 Written by Administrator Saturday, 07 July 2007 16:54

The details about long awaited HTC Dream or T-Mobile G1, the Google Android powered phone is finally revealed. It has a 3-inch touch screen along with QWERTY keypad and Internet navigation buttons. The home screen of the phone does look like an iPhone screen. One of its main features is multitasking, now you can receive your messages even when you are talking on your phone