Oh boy, this doesn’t look good. Garmin-Asus launched a new phone yesterday and now we’re hearing murmurs of their possible split. According to a Chinese paper, Economic Daily, Garmin-Asus will end their partnership to launch co-branded phones after the expiry of their two-year deal, which is in January. Both the companies will be back […]
Microsoft sells 240 million Windows 7 licenses in a year
Microsoft has a reason to celebrate. Sure, Windows 7 has completed a year in the computer OS arena but it is the OS’ success that is more important. In a year of its launch, MS has sold more than 240 million copies of Windows 7 that includes retail sales as well as OEM licenses. […]
Opera releases Opera 11 Alpha, adds extension support
Opera has released the first alpha version of Opera 11 browser. It’s an iconic version and in fact the first Opera version to add support for extensions and browser add-ons. Developers can create various browser-enhancing tools using Opera’s API and web standards like HTML5 and JavaScript. Additionally, the latest Opera does have the previous […]
Garmin-Asus launches A10 Android phone in India
Garmin-Asus might be a month late but they’ve finally launched their first Android powered device for the Indian market. It’s the Garmin-Asus A10 that runs Android 2.1 OS (will be upgradeable to Android 2.2 (Froyo) and offers exceptional navigation features we’re used to see in a Garmin device. The phone is pre-loaded with India […]
Verizon releasing Samsung Galaxy Tab on Nov 11 for $600
Verizon Wireless is the first US carrier to declare the pricing of Samsung’s highly anticipated tablet. The Galaxy Tab on the big red will go for a pricey $600 and will be available from November 11. It’s the first Android-based tablet from Samsung that runs Android 2.2 OS (Froyo), 1GHz CPU, 7-inch WSVGA display, […]
RIM Co-CEO responds to Steve Jobs’ comment
Steve Jobs’ rant from the Apple earnings call has attracted some sharp criticism. First it was the head of Android tweeting the definition of open, then a comment from the TweetDeck developer and now a post from RIM’s Co-CEO criticizing the comment as being “told half a story.” Jim Balsillie, Co-CEO at Research In […]
Microsoft Office 365 is a complete productivity solution on the cloud
Microsoft yesterday unveiled a new online service for business users. The Office 365 is a complete solution that brings Office suite apps as well as communication products, including Sharepoint, Exchange and Lync under one roof. The service will allow users to work and collaborate with the organization from anywhere since it works with most […]
Symbian Foundation head resigns
Symbian Foundation has confirmed that Lee Williams, Executive Director of the organization has stepped down from his position, effective immediately. The reason stated for the resignation is for “personal reasons” but considering the current state of Symbian OS in the market, the actual reason could be much more than personal. Tim Holbrow, Symbian Foundation’s […]
Steve Jobs disses Google’s “open” Android OS approach, calls 7-inch tablets Dead on Arrival
Apple Q4 earnings call was expectedly pleasant for the Cupertino giant. They posted a record revenue of $20.34 billion and net quarterly profit of $4.31 billion with international sales accounting for 57 percent of the quarter’s revenue. But despite Apple faring well financially and iPhones selling 91 percent more than the previous quarter, Steve […]
Samsung introduces a different looking Android tablet (SMT-i9100) for KDDI Japan
Japanese operator, KDDI has added a new Samsung tablet in its portfolio and surprisingly, it’s not the same as Galaxy Tab. The SMT-i9100 looks different and features some different specs. It runs the same Android 2.2 OS with a 7-inch WSVGA (1024×600) screen, 512MB RAM but has an Ocean Observation UI instead of TouchWiz, […]
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