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All About Symbian Application auto-update the way to go - as part of a two-pronged strategy?
Applications are rarely completely static. Anything with a decent amount of functionality is bound to have either flaws - which then hopefully get fixed - or planned improvements. The big question is how to best to get these new versions out to users. In this news editorial, I look at how application updates work for the three big smartphone platforms of the moment, Symbian, iPhone and Android. What can those in the Symbian world learn or implement?
Network World Wireless and mobile companies worth watching
We took a look at wireless and mobile companies whose product innovation and ambition reflect the mobile industry ferment, which is being expressed in all kinds of products from IT management services to unique Apple iPhone applications. These companies are trying to enable better mobile e-commerce and empower business class mobile users.
GPS News GPS Makes for Interesting Travel
Despite having a GPS in our car and on my iPhone, Dustin and I still manage to get lost. (Side note: Never let your spouse convince you he needs a GPS before he can
Bluetooth News Bluetrek Metal Evolution headset specially designed for the iPhone
Bluetrek has launched a Bluetooth headset specially designed for iPhone 4 and 3GS. It’s an US$59.99 silver color case in a brushed metallic finish on a reinforced aluminum casing. The Bluetooth chipset used
FreeNewsFeed Samsung Galaxy S Sales Top One Million in 45 Days
Samsung said Monday that AT&T and T-Mobile collectively shipped one million Galaxy S smartphones during the device's first 45 days in the United States. The world's number-two handset maker also said Sprint Nextel will launch the new Android-powered device on Aug. 31, followed by Verizon Wireless, U.S. Cellular, and Cellular South later this year.
Considering that just under five million Android phones shipped in the U.S. during this year's second quarter, the Galaxy S currently appears to be the hottest...
CDMA News Qualcomm hiring iPhone developer
lab, Qualcomm Services Labs Inc. QSL is an incubator for mobile applications, so it stands to reason the CDMA chip company would expand to popular mobile platforms like Apple Inc. ... Read More »
CNET iPad, iPhone, notebook, Netbook: A gadget glut?
Just the right number of gadgets and computers can enhance productivity, but there is a tipping point when too many gadgets hinder rather than help productivity.
InfoWorld Steve Jobs' Wi-Fi meltdown at WWDC
Apple CEO Steve Jobs' demos of the new iPhone 4 and iOS 4.0's capabilities were brought to a halt today by the bloggers, reporters, and developer attendees all being onlin...
Yahoo Wireless New app promises wireless sync for iPhone — if Apple approves it
(Ben Patterson)
Ben Patterson - Zune users have been able to sync their music and videos over Wi-Fi for years now — not so for patrons of the iPhone or iPod Touch, which can only sync up files via USB tethering. That said, an enterprising developer is looking to change the game when it comes to wireless iPhone and/or iPod Touch syncing ... if Apple will let him, that is.
Network World What’s the impact of carriers' new 'capped' wireless data plans on corporate networks?
The short answer is that no one knows exactly, yet. In June, AT&T announced tiered wireless data plans shortly before the launch of the iPhone 4. Existing subscribers could continue with unlimited plans, but new customers have to choose between DataPlus, $15 a month for 200MB of data traffic or DataPro, $25 a month for 2GB. AT&T says the two plans cover 98% of current customers, 65% of whom currently use less than 200MB.
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