Nokia Lumia 710 Heading To T-Mobile, According To FCC Manual Leaked
FCC has leaked Nokia’s Lumia 710 manual. To be precised, today FCC posted the manual for T-Mobile version of Lumia 710. The device should be a decent smartphone for some users out there. Previously, Nokia claimed that the Lumia 710 will not reach U.S market. However, it seems is not true and it actually is [...]
Nokia Lumia 800
The elegant Nokia Lumia 800 is one of Nokia’s first Windows Phone handsets and is crucial to the success of the company. Will consumers flock to this radical new phone?
HP gifts WebOS to open source
Hewlett Packard has announced that it will contribute the WebOS operating system to the open source community rather than kill off the software.The long-awaited announcement on the future of WebOS comes as somewhat of a surprise, with many observers expecting HP to would simply shut down or attempt to sell it.However, the company said is passing the responsibility to developers and hardware manufacturers to continue the legacy and improve the software with new versions and applications.This means that, just like Android, any manufacturer that wishes to use WebOS can build gadgets using the software without paying for a license. Unleashing the creativityHP CEO Meg Whitman said: "WebOS is the only platform designed from the ground up to be mobile, cloud-connected and scalable."By contributing this innovation, HP unleashes the creativity of the open source community to advance a new generation of applications and devices."In a statement released to the media, HP says it will continue to be an active partner in the development of the WebOS platform.The company also says it will provide "good, transparent and inclusive governance to avoid fragmentation," which means that, unlike Android, it doesn’t want lots of versions floating around on multiple devices.Stay of executionThe announcement represents yet another stay of execution for the Palm-built operating system, which HP acquired for a whopping $1.2 billion in April 2010.This summer the company announced that it would be ceasing all WebOS operations following the abject failure of the HP TouchPad and HP Pre 3 smartphone to gain traction in the marketplace.HP currently employs 600 people in its WebOS division and their fate remains to be seen. For now though, WebOS lives to fight another day.Related StoriesHP to use WebOS in new tablets
Samsung Side by Side Galaxy S II v Galaxy S II Skyrocket
In a previous post, we gathered a little data on the Samsung Galaxy S II and the Galaxy S II Skyrocket. Today, we’re taking a good look at each and giving you a side-by-side comparison of this two Samsung models. Hopefully, you will be able to better judge between these two mobile phones and pick [...]We love mobile phonesSamsung Side by Side Galaxy S II v Galaxy S II Skyrocket
Lumina 710 and Lumina 800: Nokias New Stake in Smartphones
Now that the Black Friday and Cyber Monday dust has settled, let’s take a close look at Nokia’s newest two phones. Both the Nokia Lumina 800 and the Lumina 710 were unveiled in late October, and each has been mentioned briefly on this blog, but they’ve not gotten the same attention as other models have. [...]We love mobile phonesLumina 710 and Lumina 800: Nokia’s New Stake in Smartphones
Top Ten Mobile Phone News Stories of the Week
Enjoy our roundup of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week including a super-slim new camera phone module and how to get Windows Phone on your Android!