Samsung finally announced the Galaxy S II and the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 (P7100) at the Mobile World Congress. Specs for the Galaxy S II remain the same as previously leaked out like 1GHz Exynos (formerly Orion) dual-core processor, 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, Android 2.3 OS, HSPA+ (21Mbps) support, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0 […]
RIM will bring two PlayBook variants supporting LTE and HSPA+ networks
Research in Motion has confirmed at the Mobile World Congress that they’ll launch two new variants of its already announced PlayBook tablet. Expected in the second half of this year, RIM will bring two PlayBooks, one supporting LTE and other HSPA+ network in addition to the Wi-Fi-only PlayBook and Wi-Fi + WiMAX version. Except […]
New info and images emerge of Samsung Galaxy S II and Galaxy Tab 10.1”
Samsung has officially confirmed Galaxy S II and the larger sized Galaxy Tab. Samsung will reveal both the devices at a special event today in Barcelona, Spain but thanks to Samsung Hub we know most important details of these devices. Galaxy S II will be one of the thinnest phones in the market that […]
Intel to stay committed to MeeGo
Nokia’s backing out of MeeGo as their platform for high-end devices might have caused some worries in the MeeGo camp but Intel has released a statement confirming they’ll be committed to the OS no matter what. In their statement, Intel does say that they’re “disappointed with Nokia’s decision” but “welcome Nokia’s continued contribution to […]
Symbian will become a franchise platform, MeeGo an open-source mobile OS project
With Nokia adopting Windows Phone 7 as the main platform, the fate of Nokia’s Symbian OS and MeeGo was uncertain. However, Nokia has come clean saying that both the platforms will continue to survive albeit both will have a different approach. Symbian will now become a franchise platform to Windows Phone 7, which means […]
Microsoft releases IE9 Release Candidate
The Release Candidate of Internet Explorer 9 is now available for download from Microsoft. The Release Candidate or better known as the RC version is a proof that MS’ IE9 browser is ready for primetime and a similar version could be released as the final build. Anyways, the current RC is available at the […]
Opera surpasses 100m users, promises tablet-friendly version soon
Opera might lag behind from the competition in the desktop browser race but it’s a different ball game when it comes to mobile devices. They rule the mobile market and this month’s State of the Mobile Web report is a valid proof of that. They’ve passed a whopping 100 million users who use Opera […]
Android 2.3.3 gains NFC write capability
Google added Near Field Communications (NFC) support in Android 2.3 to facilitate contactless payments in Android devices. Now they’re expanding the NFC realm that will allow devices to not only read but write NFC tags as well. They’ve released the Android 2.3.3 SDK that will enable developers to create apps that can read and […]
HP introduces its first webOS tablet – TouchPad
In addition to Pre3 and Veer devices, HP also introduced a TouchPad tablet, powered by webOS. The TouchPad is HP’s answer to Apple’s iPad and although TouchPad resembles Apple’s offering, the HP tablet is spec’d superiorly. The 9.7-inch TouchPad features a dual-core Snapdragon processor, 3G, touchscreen display supporting XGA resolution (1024×768), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, A-GPS, […]
Nokia CEO’s memo to its employees leaks on the web
Nokia’s new CEO, Stephen Elop had penned an astonishing letter to all its employees, which now has made out on the web for the whole world to see. Engadget claims the letter is the real deal and if it is, the letter boldly acknowledges Nokia failing due to “missed trends and lost time.” Elop […]
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