The new BlackBerry 9800 Slider sports a sliding keyboard which looks quite pretty and highly usable. This phone comes with a BlackBerry OS 6.0 which seems promising. Other features include a HVGA touchscreen display, 512MB inbuilt RAM, WiFi 802.11n, 4GB of memory, also an upgraded WebKit browser with an enhanced media player, onboard SurePress, and a 5 megapixel camera.
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BlackBerry 9800 Slider
The OtterBox Commuter Series Case for the AT&T Tilt2HTC or Touch Pro2 incorporates elements from the rugged Defender Series line with the silicone, skin-like Impact Series line to create a slick case designed with your style in mind. It’s protection without the bulk! Buy Now: Only $34.95
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OtterBox Commuter Series Case for AT&T Tilt2 / HTC Touch Pro2
Symbian Foundation is one member stronger, as we have Renesas Electronics Corporation announcing its decision to join the Nokia ( NYSE: NOK )-led group. As part of the deal, Renesas will make sure its chipsets support the Symbian platform to enable OEMs worldwide to create Symbian-compliant devices that fully meet the needs of network operators
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Renesas joins Symbian Foundation
Easy Locator allows you to remotely track the location of the phone on which it is installed. A text message from any other phone will trigger an SMS response containing the location of the tracked device (link to a map or Cell ID/GPS coordinates)
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Easy Locator 1.00 – Location Tracking for Blackberry
The big question is whether Microsoft will ever be able to catch up, given the popularity of the iPhone and the Android onslaught. This week we’ll look at the optimistic projection 30 million Windows Phone 7 devices will be sold in 2011.
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Samsung Windows Phone 7 Demo; Reviews and Demos of 4G Phones
Our Mobile Monday Sydney for June is going to be a special event as we welcome our new Platinum sponsors for the year, BlackBerry! So, join us for a bite to eat, a bubbly beverage and come and meet some of the staff from the Australian BlackBerry team to celebrate this new chapter for Mobile Monday Sydney. Agenda: Opening remarks & Introduction to BlackBerry BlackBerry Australia & New Zealand’s Managing Director Adele Beachley Super Apps Developer Challenge BlackBerry Bold 9700 giveaway Event Details: Date: Monday 7th June Time: 6:30pm for 7pm start Venue: The City Hotel ( http://cityhotel.com.au/ ) Online event registration for Mobile Monday Sydney – 7th June – Special Event! powered by Eventbrite
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June Mobile Monday Sydney! Special Event!
Nokia has been having a hard time keeping up with snazzy new smartphones powered by the iPhone OS and Google ( NSDQ: GOOG )’s Android mobile operating system, but the Finns are looking to rejuvenate their handsets with the launch of Symbian^3 later this year.
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First Symbian 3 smartphone won’t be Nokia N8, launching from ‘Asian vendor’ in 2010
Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) released a new beta version of Nokia Messaging for IM for touch-enabled devices like the Nokia N97 and Nokia N97 mini. The application is apparently fully redesigned to make getting around easier than ever — according to the “official blog post,” you should be able to accomplish key actions with one touch (or just a few). As you probably know, Nokia Messaging for IM offers a desktop-like IM experience, allowing users to stay in touch with their buddies across multiple communities, including Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) Talk and Ovi
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Nokia Messaging Beta for IM updated for touch-based devices
QuickPull is a FREE tool that frees memory quickly by simulating a “battery pull” soft reset. Unlike the red power button on your phone which merely shuts down your device temporarily, QuickPull does a full reset that clears your devices caches and can significantly increase performance while keeping all of your e-mails, contacts, etc
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QuickPull 4.0.3 – Soft Reset Application On Blackberry
SPB Software is launching its user interface application for the Symbian smartphones. SPB Mobile Shell 3.5 is made to work with touch-enabled Symbian S60 device (S60 5th Edition and above), bringing the same experience some Windows Mobile users learned to love.
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SPB Mobile Shell 3.5 released for Symbian touch devices
Beyerdynamic are just about to launched the T50p in the UK – a new portable headphone that is set to compete head to head with the B&W P5 . Matt from Polar Audio (Beyerdynamic’s UK distributor) visited HiFi Headphones HQ today to give us a first listen.
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Beyerdynamic T50p Headphones – a B&W P5 beater?
The Kin phone seems to be striking a chord with the intended audience, and this week I’ll point you to some further info about these new devices. I’ll also point you to more info on Windows Phone 7
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More Kin/Windows Phone 7 News; Higher Network Speeds Imminent
Samsung may have forgotten its i8910 HD users, but the tech-savvy among them [users] are there to stay, for now at least. That said, you will be glad to learn that the new version of HX firmware series for the i8910 HD has been released. The HX-V5 firmware brings a number of fixes and improvements, including fixing the Java certificate problem and improving battery life
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Samsung i8910 HD gets HX-V5 unofficial firmware update
Google does not have to dominate the smartphone business; they just have to make sure that there’s an environment in which the business of selling ads thrives. While Apple wants to dominate smartphones, Google undeniably dominates online ad sales–and they clearly see ad placement on mobile as a huge opportunity
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Google vs Apple: Google Doesn’t Need To Win
Looks like Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) is prepping its next productivity handset and the E73, or “Mode,” could hit T-Mobile ( NYSE: DT ) USA as early as next month, according to screen shots obtained by Engadget. Not much is known about the E73 but it looks like it will retain a similar form factor to the E72 . That’s a good thing in my book because that was a stylish handset that felt really good in the hand and the full QWERTY keyboard makes it easy to bang out text messages and e-mails
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Nokia E73 launching on T-Mobile next month?
Along with all the laptops that Dell accidentally leaked today, they also announced an update to the Latitude E5410 and E5510 models. These two refreshed systems are based off of the ever popular E-series of laptops, and feature the latest Intel processors and chipsets. Dell is focusing on the business user with the new Latitude models, including improved deployment time, stability, and global support.
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Dell announces new Latitude E5410 & E5510 notebooks
So I got a look at a relatively new Motorola, and after tackling yesterday’s Motorola offering, I discovered there can be quite a difference between models. Today we’re tackling the Motorola Brute, and it’s got a lot going for it.
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Motorola Brute i680 Cell Phone Review–Adventurer’s Phone
There’s no official Facebook app for the iPad yet, but Sobees is trying to fulfill all your poking and stalking needs with its latest app. The company, which also makes Twitter apps for Android, has released a program that will allow you to view your wall, update your status, look at friends’ updates and view videos and links.
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Sobees brings Facebook app to iPad
The LG Ally has been on our radar for a while. From it’s original LG Aloha codename roots , the LG Ally has really come into its own over the past couple months. It went from a fairly ugly prototype to a respectable mid-range Android phone worthy of an Iron Man advertising campaign.
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LG Ally sneak peak – Verizon and Iron Man go big with LG Ally Android phone
Looks like Sony is pulling out all the stops in its imaging department. Not only are we getting some hot new interchangeable lens compacts , but also a sweet camcorder with the same system — and now we hear what any of us could have guessed: that the next Alpha DSLRs will also do video. Paul Genge of Sony UK has confirmed that an improved processor will allow the next series of Alphas to shoot video, although he didn’t mention resolution, framerate, codec, or anything like that.
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In addition to point-and-shoots and camcorders, Sony Alpha DSLRs to do video
The Garminfone just got really real. T-Mobile ( NYSE: DT ) today held a little media event to show off their new Garmin-Asus Garminfone and we had boots on the ground in New York City to put hands on the new GPS navigation-oriented Android phone from the Garmin-Asus duo that brought us the decidedly underwhelming Nuvifone line of half-baked nav phones. This time around, Garmin-Asus has ditched their Windows Mobile and the customized Linux OS that was used on the Nuvifone M20 and G60 , respectively
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Garminfone gets real – We go hands on with the T-Mobile Garmin Asus Garminfone
The Square application is now available for the iPhone and Android and the company is looking to reinvent how small businesses can accept payment for goods. The system involves a small dongle that plugs into the headphone jack of the iPhone or iPod Touch and this is used to swipe acredit card
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Square readies credit card swiping app