Saturday, April 9, 2011

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RIM launches its new BlackBerry Mobile Conferencing app

Posted: 09 Apr 2011 05:45 AM PDT


RIM has released the beta version of their new mobile conferencing app for the Blackberry smart phones. This lets Blackberry smart phone users to invite, join and connect to a conference call easily. Features of Blackberry Mobile Conferencing app Invite other users to teleconference easily with a single click with a pop-up invite Reconnect to an ongoing conference easily with single click if it is disconnected This app is integrated to the phone's calendar, so it is easy to schedule the conference easily Send conference invites with Audio-bridge numbers or access-codes that lets other accept your invite with a single click Create different conference profiles with dial in info, mobile number and manage moderator codes. Keep your moderator codes hidden when sending an invite to other users. This makes teleconferencing easy on your Blackberry phone by managing and scheduling the invitations. RIM has plans to launch video conferencing app for Blackberry Playbook, but this won't work with Blackberry phones for now. Blackberry mobile conferencing app can be downloaded from Blackberry Beta Zone for phones that run Blackberry OS 5.0 and later. Source CIO, via BlackberryRocks

Samsung Galaxy S2 to launch in UK with 1.2Ghz processor

Posted: 09 Apr 2011 05:43 AM PDT


There are lots of rumors going on about the launch date of Samsung Galaxy S2, that was announced at MWC this February. Pocket-lint confirms that this phone will launch in UK soon with the 1.2Ghz processor instead of 1Ghz mentioned earlier.This phone is said to launch across Europe within this month and will launch in UK at the end of April or early May. This phone is also releasing in South Korea this month as confirmed recently. There are also confirmed reports that Samsung Galaxy S2 would launch this month as planned. This device would gradually be rolled out in other countries staring from Europe and the launch date may differ based on the countries. The device might have Samsung's own processor or Nvidia's Tegra 2 processor based on the countries.

Nokia E7 vs HTC Desire Z – Photo Comparison Of The Two Beasts

Posted: 08 Apr 2011 10:30 PM PDT


Ever since the advent of the iPhone in 2007, the mobile landscape changed drastically, with buttons and keys no longer exciting, and mobiles moving more and more towards minimalist designs with as little physical buttons as possible. The form factor that has suffered from this shift, is the communicator-like style: with a big screen and a full QWERTY keyboard, these devices that were always considered the epitome of mobility, are now looked at as bulky, heavy and more fragile offers. However, 2 recent devices have set out to change the public's perception on full-QWERTY devices: the Nokia E7 with its solid design, and the Desire Z with its relatively compact size. How do they compare to each other? Follow us after the break to find out. The Nokia E7 is a Symbian^3 powered device, with a 4" AMOLED Clear Black Display, a 680 MHz processor with a separate graphics processor, 256MB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, as well as WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI-Out, USB OTG, quad-band GSM and pentaband HSDPA. The body design is made of anodized aluminum and the screen is covered with Gorilla Glass, making it quite an unbeatable, unscratchable unit. The downside is that the battery is non-removable, ...

Top 30 Qt Apps To Show Off Your Symbian Phone

Posted: 08 Apr 2011 10:00 PM PDT


Qt (pronounced "cute") has been waved by Nokia for over a year as the next best thing since sliced bread, and the ultimate savior of Symbian. Despite Nokia's decision to move to Windows Phone as a main smartphone platform, developers seem to stay committed to Qt now, producing some wonderful applications. I have to admit, I was dubious at first, I mean we were once promised the moon with Web Runtime Widgets and we all know how that went: slow, clunky. So Qt wasn't flying in my books until I decided to give Qt apps the benefit of the doubt. And lo-and-behold: they are actually good. Yes, yes, I kid ye not! Below, you will find a list of the best 30 applications based on Qt that you can get and install in order to enjoy a breath of fresh air on your Symbian phone and show off to your friends. Social TwimGo (free, download) : a Twitter client with all the bells and whistles, timeline, replies, direct messages, users, search, lists, trends, and even image previews. Kasvopus (free, download) : the cleanest and fastest Facebook application I've seen, with timeline, friend walls, photo albums, comments and likes, and even events. FriendChat (free, download) : ...
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