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Officials Dismiss Android & Symbian Merger
Google, Nokia, and Symbian have all pretty much dismissed a report made earlier of a possible merger of Google’s Android and Nokia’s Symbian mobile operating system. , but for some reason the talks of merger has not been denied either thus leaving us thinking what …
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AT&T Crying Foul Over Xohm and Clearwire Merger
AT&T aren’t taking the Sprint Xohm Clearwire merger as just added competition. Naturally, they see it as a competitive threat to their current 3G and future 4G business. That explains why they are now pleading like little girls to the FCC to block the merger. …
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Android And Symbian Destined To Become One?
Now this could end up being the biggest news in the mobile phone industry since the announcement of the iPhone. That is, if it turns out to be true. Analysts J. Gold Associates believes that the Google Android open source platform and Symbian are slowly …
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Google Developers Day 2008 in London
Are you a developer based in the UK? Today is your lucky day. Well not exactly. The 16th of September is your lucky day as that’s when Google will be holding their Google Developer Day 2008 at the Wembley Stadium in London. The meat of …
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Google Android at MobileBeat 2008
What is MobileBeat? It’s a VentureBeat held Mobile Conference that is actually now underway and will continue for the whole day. How sweet is it to just sit down with a bunch of people within the industry and talk mobile technology among other things all …
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Silly Phone Names: Here Comes the W.E. Phone
Yet another Linux based phone is announced with a weird name attached to it. Like we don’t have enough already. The distributors of the W.E. phone is a company called Koolu Inc. which is based in Mississauga, Ontario. What we understand is that the W.E. …
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The “Reason” Behind the SDK Lockdown
Google has spoken out on the reason why the new SDK has been dumped in the closed source closet temporarily. A Google spokesperson came out in hopes to calm all the angry developers but more than likely his/her comments may just spark a huge flame …
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Is Google Android Open Enough for the End User?
For days I’ve being reading on tech blogs and in discussion boards on how open Google’s Android is. Some wonder whether it is even open at all. With all the latest happenings regarding the new SDK only being issued out to a selected few of …
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Sprint vs AT&T: Price Comparison
Still pondering whether you should switch to Sprint and the NOW network or AT&T’s 3G? Well, this might clear things up a bit. We’ve got a price comparison chart and a link to a flashy site to help with your decision. This comparison puts Sprint …
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Symbian CEO Wants to Work With Google on Mobile OSes?
Some odd things have happened in the tech industry over the years but this one seems stranger than fiction. Nigel Clifford, CEO of Symbian, made a striking statement in Tokyo this week when he said “If there is an opportunity, we will be happy to …
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Android to Fend Off iPhone Using Great Wall of China?
What if Android could tap into that 1 billion potential mobile phone customers in China, while having little threat coming from the iPhone? Sounds impossible right? Well not according to Analysts Bill Hughes who predicts that Android-based phones will increase to 17.1 million in 2009, …
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Sprint Samsung Instinct Sold Out In 1st Week, You Can Win 10 Grand Too
Most of us believed the potential was there for the Instinct to come away as a worthy phone, capable of selling well. Not many of us would have guessed that the Instinct would have made itself comfortable on the throne of Sprint’s fastest selling EVDO …
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TomTom’s Tele Atlas On Android
Tele Atlas, a Dutch Digital Map maker has signed a 5 year deal with Google which will see its maps been included in cellphones based on Android including other Google services. We think this deal will do good things for the big G as they …
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Google Android Test Center in Taiwan?
Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs seems to have quite an interest in Google Android. The Department of Industrial Technology is trying to get Google to set up an Android certification center in Taiwan to speed up development of Android for the mouth watering masses. According …
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Sprint: Instinct $199 Price Is Not a Rebuttal To 3G iPhone
After reading our previous post Sprint Answers Apple With $199 Samsung Instinct our readers may be led to believe that the sudden $199 price announcement for the Sprint Samsung Instinct is in direct reprisal to Apple’s announcement that the iPhone 3G will sell for the …
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