Posted on
Jul
28
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Android, froyo, mobile platform, OS updates, Connected Phones / Gadgets
Samsung’s current Android super phone, the Samsung Galaxy S, has been more or less selling like hotcakes. SK Telecom in South Korea has already sold over 500,000 units of the Galaxy S in one month. The Galay S offers a big 800×480 pixel 4.0 inch display that uses Samsung’s Super AMOLED technology. It also uses Samsung’s fast ARM Cortex A8 1GHz processor.
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Posted on
Jul
28
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Android, connected phone, Galaxy S, Samsung, Connected Phones / Gadgets
Samsung’s popular Galaxy S Android phone has just reached a great milestone. After only 1 month in the South Korean market, SK Telecom which is the exclusive seller of Samsung’s Galaxy S mobile phone has announced that unit sales is now over 500,000.
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Posted on
Jul
28
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Android, app licensing, copy-protection, Develop for Mobile Devices
It looks like Google is laying out more preparations prior to it’s planned carrier billing payment option. Protecting Android apps from unauthorized use has always been a major concern for developers. Today, Google has just introduced a new Licensing service for apps in the Android Market which aims to help developers get better monitoring for authorized app use.
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Posted on
Jul
25
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Android, Android Market, legal agreement, payment, Mobile Platform / OS
Mobile phone sales based on Android open mobile platform has been growing steadily. With phone manufacturers such as Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson churning out Android phones in full force, more and more people are getting aware of the power of an Android based phones.
Of course all these powerful Android mobile phones become more useful because of their ability to run different types of mobile apps much like our desktop computers. Google has created the Android Market to allow Android users to centrally find mobile apps. One of the hindrances to the current state of the Android Market is its limited ability allow users to buy mobile apps. Most countries are limited to downloading and installing only FREE apps. It looks like that will be changing soon…
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Posted on
Jul
21
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: BlackBerry OS, mobile platform, RIM, Mobile Platform / OS
RIM has been putting in a lot of work into its upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS and also updating everyone about the work being done. Today RIM has announced some of the very cool multimedia features that will be available on BlackBerry 6 which includes an integrated YouTube video uploader.
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Posted on
Jul
21
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Apple, financial, iPad, iPhone, Mobile Planet
Apple continues to hit record numbers. Apple has just announced its financial earnings for its fiscal 2010 third quarter that ended June 26, 2010. In this quarter, Apple has posted a record revenue of $15.7 billion with a net quarterly profit of $3.25 billion. International sales for the company has accounted for 52 percent of the quarter’s revenue.
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Posted on
Jul
17
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Android, HTC, HTC Desire, Telus, Network Service Providers
If you want to get an Android mobile phone and have currently a Telus connected phone waiting to get replaced, the HTC Desire Android phone may be just for you. The HTC branded Desire is similar in look and specifications to the Google Nexus One.
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Posted on
Jul
17
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Access, Android, Graffiti, handwriting recognition, input method, Palm, Mobile Platform / OS
If you’re one of those who remember or use Palm’s PDA (personal digital assistant), you know about Graffiti. It’s Palm’s input method. Back then, the use of a virtual keyboard as an input method is not something popular.
Well, Graffiti is now available as an alternative input method for Android mobile phones. Access Inc., who has rights to the technology, has created an mobile app that you can install on your Android phone. The app provides Graffiti as an alternative input to Android devices.
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Posted on
Jul
16
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: carrier unlock, iOS, iPhone, jailbreak, Mobile Planet
From the very first generation of the iPhone, Apple has put it protection that makes it hard for people to get unhindered access to the iPhone OS software. In the US, AT&T has exclusive rights to sell the iPhone 4 and these phones have been carrier locked to AT&T (even those being sold without contract).
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Posted on
Jul
16
2010
by
phonelover
Tags: Firefox, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, mobile app, productivity, sync, Mobile Applications
Firefox, the leading open source web browser from Mozilla, has just reached another milestone for making our personal surfing experience better. The Firefox Home (iTunes preview) iPhone app has just been approved and is now available for download from iTunes. Continue reading …