After success with LG Prada I, LG return with the new generation LG Prada II (“LG KF900 Prada”) at the end of the Year.
The new Prada offers with a 5-megapixel autofocus camera with Schneider-Kreuznach optics and capability of recording D1 (720 x 480 pixels) videos at 30 fps. DivX playback is also on board. Supposedly, the new Prada`s display packs multi-touch technology. Read the rest of this entry »

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Blackberry Curve 8320 smartphone will be release by AT&T.
With built in Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, new features an enhanced HTML browser that supports a Web browsing with desktop-style depiction, trackball acts like a computer mouse, Bluetooth 20,,2 Megapixel camera, mediaplayer,memory up to 16GB microSD/SDHC memory card slot, AT&T Music subscription service, PTT, Full QWERTY keyboard, Data Transmission GPRS/EDGE (Class 10), Display 320 x 240 pixels; 65k Color TFT/TFD.

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Google made optimizations on its search engine results for Android and iPhone lead to results that load faster and are formatted to fit the screen so you don’t have to zoom or scroll side-to-side, also added touchscreen-friendly buttons and expandable maps for local business results.

The optimized search results pages are currently available in U.S. English for Android and for iPhone and iPod touch devices with firmware 2.x. If you prefer, you can always view desktop search result pages by selecting the “Classic” link at the bottom of any page.

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Well lookie what we have here. It looks like Mozilla stepped it up and decided to release a shiny new tablet version of the Fennec (Firefox Mobile) browser. N810 and N800 owners running Chinook or Diablo can now enjoy the fresh new 1.0 alpha 1 version of Fennec, complete with a laundry list of changes: Read the rest of this entry »

Palm has confirmed to launch its latest Palm OS, codenamed Nova in Consumer Electronic Show 2009 (January 8-11) in Las Vegas. There hasn’t any detailed technical spec about this Nova thing, but certainly Palm aims to have better luck in competing with iPhone and BlackBerry.

Here are some brief details about Nova:

The goal is to create products that bridge the gap between Research In Motion’s (RIM) BlackBerry devices, oriented to work and e-mail, and Apple’s iPhone, oriented to fun

The article implies that the platform would be capable of acting as an OS for not only smartphones, but gameboy like consoles and e-book readers

Palm believes they can grab 2% of the market; that RIM will dominate the majority of share and the iPhone will have 10%

The OS would also help phones make “smarter use of data about you. For example, your smartphone could send you an e-mail the day before your next business trip, advising you on the weather conditions in your destination city

Let’s wait for next January for the truth revealed.

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