Mobile Tricks - What can you do with your phone?

Published in Flash Lite, Java/J2Me, Mobile Products, Mobile Software, Mobile Videos/You Tube, Mobile Web, MobileTechZone, New Launches, Symbian, WAP/XHTML, Windows Mobile

Non iPhone users will soon be able to browse the web on a mobile device as they would on a home computer. The SkyFire browser, already tipped to be one of the most important mobile software releases of the year, supports Flash video, Java and Quicktime, and features a manageable interface to make pages more readable on the small screen. Most importantly though, SkyFire claims that its software offers desktop browsing speeds on a handheld, with no restrictions over media content display and accessibility.

Here is the video for demo. Turn on your speakers.This is cool.

Source: Dialaphone

A first hand look at building an Android application

November 13th, 2007 | email this | digg it | trackback | comment RSS feed

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Published in Google Phone, Mobile Linux, Mobile OS, Mobile Phone Reviews, Mobile Software, Mobile Videos/You Tube

Dan Morrill builds a simple application on the Android platform.

Source: Youtube

N95 vs IPhone - Camera

July 10th, 2007 | email this | digg it | trackback | comment RSS feed

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Published in Apple iPhone, Mobile Videos/You Tube, MobileSpace, MobileTechZone, Nokia

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Youtube launches mobile version

June 18th, 2007 | email this | digg it | trackback | comment RSS feed

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Published in Mobile Sites, Mobile User Experience, Mobile Videos/You Tube, Mobile Web, Mobile World, MobileSpace

Youtube,the video sharing site has launched a mobile-friendly version that can be accessed by anyone with a compatible handset and an appropriate data plan. It will be interesting to see how the mobile industry responds to non-exclusive access to YouTube Mobile.

Youtube Mobile SIte

Currently the site lacks content and is a cut down version of its main site. Not sure how successful this would be at the moment.

Source: Last100

Video streaming tool for Mobiles from Hyderabad based Apalya

May 29th, 2007 | email this | digg it | trackback | comment RSS feed

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Published in Mobile India, Mobile Software, Mobile Start-up, Mobile TV, Mobile Value Added Services, Mobile Videos/You Tube, MobileSpace

Apalya, a Hyderabad-based technology start-up, has developed a technology solution that helps television companies stream video and offer Mobile TV as a value-added service.

The company states that video-on-demand and value-added services would emerge as the next big business opportunity for both television channels and also telecom operators.

Source: http://www.apalya.com/

Mobile Technology: 2012 a future video from Nokia

May 28th, 2007 | email this | digg it | trackback | comment RSS feed

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Published in Mobile Phone Designs & Concepts, Mobile Usability, Mobile User Experience, Mobile User Interface, Mobile Videos/You Tube, MobileSpace, MobileTechZone, Nokia

A video of a talk from the New Yorker’s “Stories from the near future” conference, talking about some of the things Nokia Design is thinking about at the moment.“Younghee Jung leads a multidisciplinary research team at Nokia called “Insight and Innovation.” She talks about what to expect next from your mobile phone, the newest ideas in the pipeline, and the questions that Nokia is asking women. From “2012: Stories from the Near Future,” the 2007 New Yorker Conference.”

Video Link : Mobile Technology: 2012

Source: SmallSurfaces