Archive for the 'Mobile' Category
Posted by: admin (Feb 15) Android was unveiled at Mobile World Congress, installed in a prototype mobile phone from Texas Instruments. is obviously too early to make judgments, but for now have not noticed big changes than had appeared on the net lately. GMail is the default e-mail service and Google Maps is the base of the GPS system. Speed is still largely improved, but there is still time since the launch of the first devices are expected after the second half, allowing Microsoft.
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Posted by: admin (Jan 25) Born from a very short time, the web interface Jajah compatible with the 'Apple iPhone, so fashionable in current times, there is shown in a video that highlights the qualities of ease of use features and versatility, what we want to better ? Published in: apple , mobile
The company FIC , has produced the Neo1973, where the hardware and software are made available to the community (open source), unlike with Apple iPhone and then we do not like ;-)
The name seems to derive from the union of Neo (Matrix character of the film) and the date 1973, the year the invention of the first mobile phone by Marty Cooper. The smartphone is equipped with an operating system GNU / Linux Open Moko developed specifically for mobile devices.
The Neo1973 has a 266Mhz CPU Samsung 2442 SoC, touchscreen display 2.8 "high resolution VGA (480 × 640) TFT display, USB 1.1, Bluetooth 2.0 MicroSD memory card slot, 128 MB of SDRAM and 64MB NAND Flash, AGPS, and is compatible with the GSM network 2.5 (quad band, voice, CSD, GPRS).
Available versions: Neo Base and Neo Advanced, differ for accessories.
The prices, for models aimed at developers range from $ 300 for Neo Base model and $ 450 for Neo Advanced, both white and black, available here.
Published in: mobile , opensource Posted by: admin (Nov 12) The phone in question was signed with the name N95 8GB, indicating that now has an internal memory of up to 8 GB that can store 20 hours of video or 6,000 songs. The screen size has increased from 2.6 "to 2.8" but still the resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The camera takes pictures up to 5 Megapixels with Carl Zeiss optics professional. Inside there is a HSDPA phone for navigation up to 3.6 Mbps, the A-GPS module and WLAN for wi-fi. The whole is enclosed in a case with double slide: first the alphanumeric keypad and other multimedia commands. 95 8GB is available in the third quarter of 2007.
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Posted by: admin (Oct 18) The Core Pocket Media Player is an application developed by the programmer Picard, free until the release of the commercial version Core Player . Today, the project was abandoned, is, however, the solution almost complete and open source, for the vision of many different media files on your PocketPC: AVI, DivX, XviD, WMV, WMA, AAC, 3GP, OGG, OGM, ASX, ASF, MP3, MPEG, MPG, FLV (YouTube) and others. It also supports HTTP and MMS streaming. Compared to Windows Media Player Mobile is more economic in battery power, full-screen video displays, manages playlists, multilanguage support, VGA and even an internal benchmark to measure graphics performance of your device. Not bad.
The latest version is freely usable 0.72 for Windows Mobile, Smartphone, and PalmOS, with sources and some codecs the program that give support to some audio / video additives, such as AC3, FLAC and so on. etc..
The playback of WMA and WMV files with Windows Mobile 6 can cause problems, to solve the problem just follow the instructions in this article. In case of download 2 DLLs in the Windows folder on your handheld. If you have problems with slow playback, you can read this article.
TCPMP allows the display of videos from Youtube, after installing TCPMP Plugin for Flash Video . Copy the two files. Plg folder where TCPMP is installed on your handheld, then associated files. Flv to TCPMP.
Published in: mobile , tech Posted by: admin (July 7) Motorola arrives in Italy led by TIM a1200e smartphones equipped with the operating system of the penguin. In this interesting video review we admire your smartphone's American home. Interesting to see how to evolve the mobile phone market, now that Microsoft and Symbian have a fierce new competitor called Linux.
