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Posted by
Unknown on Saturday, December 31, 2011
xpPhone 2 from In Technology Group (ITG) is a
Smartphone based on Windows 7 and Windows 8 Operating System and can smoothly run
Windows OS. ITG is a china based company mainly known for its smartphone devices has released its
xpPhone 2 Smartphone in China with the
compatibility of Windows 7 and Windows 8 OS. ITG is planning to launch its xpPhone 2 smartphone globally in 2012. ITG is claiming that their smartphone is "
world’s smallest notebook PC". So today we are going to review xpPhone 2 Smartphone.
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Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, December 21, 2011
It seems that the
End of Symbian Operating System is near and
Nokia is trying to packing up its homemade Symbian OS and finishing it off with new brand name Nokia itself. Nokia today has just announced that they are soon going to release a
new brand name for Symbian Belle and will replace it with the new name
Nokia Belle, it has been observed this whole year after
Nokia and
Microsoft partnership for Windows Phone that both companies are trying to focus more on Windows Phone Smartphone devices so may be Nokia is trying to cut off the brand Symbian from its recommended list.
Posted by
Unknown on Monday, June 27, 2011
After
Nokia and
Microsoft partnership agreement to build a quality and innovative
Smartphone's Nokia has really changes its way to build smartphone's with latest technology and design. A recently introduced
Nokia N9 is the best example of that change. The
Nokia N9 is the latest innovative smartphone device with
Nokia's latest Operating System called "MeeGo", which we had already discussed in our blog
before. The new Nokia N9 is the first
MeeGo-powered OS smartphone from the Finns, and we really hopes that it won't be the last because it's actually a smart looking device from Nokia.
Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, June 12, 2011
According to the latest
IDC report regarding
Worldwide Smartphone Operating System Market Share,
IDC has declared that the
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 will overtake the market share of the Apple's iPhone by 2015. In fact under the figures, the iPhone market share would decrease with Android taking the lead with 43.8% in 2015. Google's Android will keep its top spot in 2015, grabbing almost 44 percent of the global market, while Apple's iOS will hug third place with a 16.9 percent share.
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Microsoft is soon going to launch its next generation
Windows Phone 7.5 codename "Mango". Windows Phone 7 is due for a major update in the near future and Microsoft will integrate all its new features and updates in its upcoming
Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango". According to the Microsoft new Windows Phone handsets are on the way this year from Acer, Fujitsu and Chinese mobile phone manufacturer ZTE. By adding additional OEM manufacturers to their existing partners, it is expected Microsoft will be able to reach a broader range of price points and attract a larger audience. The devices will ship with the first really dramatic update to
Windows Phone 7 'Mango'.
In addition,
Microsoft has confirmed new
Windows Phone Mango devices will ship this year from all their existing Windows Phone 7 partners:
HTC, Samsung, LG and Dell. We have already know about 30 confirmed and rumored major changes and updates present in Windows Phone 7 “Mango,”, so the other 470 changes must be either extremely minor or a load of other features that will be uncovered at tomorrow’s event. On that list we do have some big features, such as IE9 integration, multi-tasking, Office 365 support, revamped Xbox Live, Bing upgrades, Marketplace improvements and a boatload more.
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Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Microsoft had a solid
CES appearance with the
announcement of many new key products. But sometimes it’s not what’s said at the main events but inside conversations that can provide a peek into the upcoming products from the company.
At a high profile
CES Event, a key
WP7 employee delivered, in an off comment fashion, a few tips about where the platform may be headed. One feature that was discussed was that
Microsoft is working on a FaceTime type like application for Windows Phone platform.
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Posted by
Unknown on Saturday, January 1, 2011
Someone claimed that the
Windows Phone 7 marketplace had been hacked by phone hackers, reported at
Neowin.net, because phone hackers are now seems to be busy to hack most popular smartphones like
Android, Droid, iPhone and now Windows Phone 7 marketplace.
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Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, December 21, 2010
After the launched of
Windows Phone 7
people were really expecting that new version of Windows Phone 7 will surely hit and get successful coverage in market amongst
Android, iPhone and other popular devices. Now the latest research
report from IDC, remarked that the
Windows Phone 7 marketplace grew faster than Android's did at launch. The report noted that Microsoft added
4,000 applications in just two months, a milestone that took Android's marketplace over five months to achieve.
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Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, November 21, 2010
Just a week after an Australian developer discovered a way to run unauthorized code, the first ''jailbroken'' app for Windows Phone 7 has been demonstrated.
Blogger Long Zheng reports that WP7 developer Kevin Marshall has tapped into Chris Walshie's efforts to create a rudimentary augmented reality app, in the same vein as Google's Goggles app. The app uses a publicly-available Silverlight toolkit and uses the phone's camera to overlay information onto real-world objects.
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Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, October 17, 2010
When Microsoft and Facebook announced that they were partnering to integrate Facebook and Bing for social network-powered search, it confirmed something I thought Monday: Windows Phone 7 is the real Facebook phone.
I don't know whether Facebook has a secret team working on a phone where they control the OS. But the company don't need one. It's already deeply integrated into Android and iOS. Now with the Microsoft partnership, it's tied to the most socially optimized smartphone ever brought to the market.
"This is, I think, one of the most exciting partnerships we've done on the platform so far," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said at the Bing announcement Wednesday. "Our view is that over the next five years we expect that almost every industry is going to be disrupted by someone building a great product that's deep in whatever area that industry is, plus is extremely socially integrated."
The first Windows Phone 7 handsets are due in stores November. The OS is Microsoft's complete do-over on mobile, after its predecessor Windows Mobile tanked in popularity and market share in the wake of more consumer-savvy handsets such as Apple's iPhone and Google's Android-powered smartphones.
Every aspect of Windows Phone 7 is geared to social networks: phone, contacts, gaming, photos, even Office. Focusing the phone around Hubs doesn't just mean that local client apps and cloud apps are grouped next to each other. It means that the local client and cloud work together.
Microsoft tried to explicitly build a social networking phone featuring Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and MySpace with the Kin. The Kin failed and was killed by Microsoft, mostly because it wasn't a full-featured smartphone (it was a fork of Windows Phone 7), but required a smartphone's data plan.
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Encroaching competitionMicrosoft (MSFT) has finally unveiled its Windows Phone 7 operating system, bringing another mobile platform to compete with Android. With a powerful 1GHz Snapdragon processor and hi-rez screens, the initial Windows Phone 7 devices will be fairly well equipped to match many features on Android devices. For gaming and entertainment especially, it’s clear that certain standards have been established for smartphones.
Android Market keeping paceHardly fazed by Microsoft’s launch today, Android rolled out a Market update for non-Froyo users. You now get tabbed app browsing, bulk updates for apps and auto-updates for apps you select. The changes are important towards improving navigation around the Android Market, making it easier to manage what some deem are the most important features on your device. With the likes of AppBrain making searchable apps for managing your marketplace, Android itself needs to keep pace.
Another entity that is interested in its own front for the Android Market is Best Buy (BBY). The electronics retailer mentioned interest in experimenting with an app store for Android, which would be a great way to interface and market to their customers. Coming off the heels of Amazon’s (AMZN) delve into Android Market storefronts, we’re sure to see a deep and ongoing evolution for Android’s economy.
Superheroes on-the-goDC Comics is likely to reap the benefits of this marketplace maturation, with plans to release an Android app in the coming weeks. The publishing company has managed to remain relevant throughout the generations, and having a strong mobile front is just another wave of the future. A number of print media publishers have turned to the mobile industry lately, as it’s reached a point of reasonable distribution and montization.
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Posted by
Unknown on Saturday, July 24, 2010
1) HTC EVO 4G
The speedy HTC EVO 4G packs in some powerful specs and a variety of multimedia features into a stylish, minimalist design, but not everybody will get to enjoy one of its best features--4G connectivity.
2) HTC Droid Incredible
The HTC Incredible is one of the most impressive Android phones available with a gorgeous display, slick user interface, and lightning-fast processor.
3) Google Nexus One
The Google Nexus One impresses with a stunning AMOLED display, speedy performance, and cool tweaks to the Android OS; but some network issues prevent it from being a superphone.
4) Motorola Droid
The first Android 2.0 phone impresses with a strong suite of Web features and a stunning 3.7-inch display, but some users might have trouble with the shallow keyboard.
5) Motorola Cliq
The beautifully designed Motorola Cliq is a social butterfly's dream phone, but others may find the MotoBlur user interface overwhelming.
