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For those who haven't yet upgraded to a smartphone and are using a basic phone can now find an updated website for Twitter at mobile.twitter.com. The updated mobile version is designed to use 1/3 lower bandwidth and will include Tweets in the Home Tab and users will be able to check their @mentions in the Connect Tab, along with their Direct messages. Source: Twitter... (Keep reading..) |
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Some time back, the internet blogosphere went wild raving about the possibility of an exclusive smartphone being developed secretly by Facebook. The speculations were put to rest by none other than Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself. Later, HTC unveiled Android-based HTC ChaCha and HTC Salsa. Both phones featured dedicated Facebook buttons that allowed instant access to the popular social networking website, with Salsa being a regular touchscreen phone while ChaCha included a QWERTY keyboard as well in addition to a touchscreen. This official HTC-Facebook joint effort... (Keep reading..) |
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Business Insider recently held their IGNITION West: Future of Mobile conference in San Francisco. The conference presented some pretty interesting facts about smartphones, and was an eye-opener for anyone who follows changing technological trends. According to the research cited in Business Insider’s slide deck, the number of smartphones and tablets sold in 2011 alone was far greater than that of personal computers. Based on current trends, the BI intelligence team predicts that in the coming 4 years, the number of smartphones and tablets will dwarf the number... (Keep reading..) |
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Google & Asus are rumoured to have partnered up to release the first Google Play tablet into the marketplace. HTC and Samsung have both had bites of the Google cherry with their Nexus devices and it looks like Google wants to share the love. With regulatory authorities holding up the acquisition of Motorola, Google appears to be chasing a suitable manufacturer with high manufacturing & product quality standards as a dance partner for this one. Google sought Taiwan-based co-brand partners at the end of 2011, the sources... (Keep reading..) |
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The much talked about vaporware offerings Google Drive, Google Music and even the Google entertainment device have been resurrected recently, as any Android user who has searched their app drawer in vain for the Market will be attest to. Google has integrated the Android Market, Books, Music and Video offerings all under the Google Play banner. According to Google: Entertainment is supposed to be fun. But in reality, getting everything to work can be the exact opposite—moving files between your computers, endless syncing across your devices, and wires…lots of wires.... (Keep reading..) |
| According to Mobilewalla, mobile apps are about to reach a big milestone. There are about to be one million applications available across the four major platforms, which include iOS, Android, Blackberry, and Windows Phone. There are currently 987,863 apps available across all of these platforms. If the company included Symbian's Nokia Ovi Store, the apps availability would be over one million. Apple's iOS has the majority of the apps available, which is approximately 59% of the apps. Android holds the next largest with 32%. Platform Total Percentage of Total Apple 590,138 59.95% Android 320,315 32.54% Blackberry 43,544 4.42% Windows 35,479 3.60% Source: Mobiliwalla via BGR... (Keep reading..) |
| Adobe officially announced that they will no longer be developing new mobile versions of their Flash player. They said they would only be offering bug fixes for current versions, but would still offer support. The company will be focusing their efforts towards HTML5 as their new standard. Currently, Adobe Flash Player 11 is available for download in the Android Market. Adobe stated in their press release that it will receive an update to 11.1, but it would be the final update. The company went on to say that 3rd party source code licensees will have the option of developing... (Keep reading..) |
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After weeks of anticipation and leaks, Facebook has finally released an iPad app, along with its own mobile app platform. iPad users will no longer have to navigate Facebook via the website with Safari, or use unofficial Facebook apps on the iPad. When you view game requests using Facebook on the iPad, and choose to accept an invite, you will be redirected to the App Store page, or the app on your iPad, if you already have it installed. Another major change is the payment system, Facebook Credits cannot be used when using the Facebook iPad app,... (Keep reading..) |
| Keyboard designer Swype has been acquired by Nuance, a voice recognition system company, for $100 million. Swype launched their keyboard in 2008 and it is on almost 100 million devices. Nuance did some work on Apple's Siri Assistant app that will be on the iPhone 4S. They also own the right to T9 predictive text. Source: Uncrunched via Phone Arena ... (Keep reading..) |
| Wow, what a day it is for give aways at MobiCity. Moments after announcing the annual survey winner, we're here to give away a Samsung Galaxy S2 and let another lucky fan know the good news! All September we've been running a very simple competition; like the MobiCityNZ Facebook Page and go into the draw to win an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S2 smartphone. With a slim profile, large and bright Super AMOLED screen, latest Android OS and a Dual Core processor, the S2 is the fastest selling mobile on our catalogue and a contender for best phone of the... (Keep reading..) |