Nokia highlighted the importance of low cost Smartphone. Currently the company tries to develop a Linux-based OS for smartphones that are going to cost less than US$100 with no subsidies.
The new OS, known as “Meltemi”. Nokia’s executive vice president in charge of mobile phones, Mary McDowell, leads the project.
Microsoft is going to launch its new Xbox dashboard on 15th November. It is the 10th anniversary of the original Xbox that was released in 2001. Before the launching the, PayPal employees were instructed to run a test over the device to make sure that ever thing was working perfectly. An email which was sent Read more
Everyone is expecting that the upcoming IPhone 5 is more evolutionary rather than a revolutionary exit of the IPhone 4. The new IPhone said to be featuring a faster processor, higher resolution camera, and Apple’s new voice command system, “Assistant”.
However, there’s also speculation as to exactly what phone or phones is going to be rolled out when October 4 comes. It is also the same day that the new chief executive Tim Cook fronts the media to give his first decisive address on “Let’s talk iPhone” at Apple’s Cupertino headquarters.
Microsoft has tied up with Samsung yesterday in a licencing agreement over its selected mobile patents on Androids phones and tablets. The agreement is associated with a line of agreements with other manufacturing companies. These agreements assure that the selling of every android device will require a certain payable fee. Goldman Sachs’s tech analyst team Read more
Looks like Amazon are going to an unchartered territory as it tries to compete with the best in the industry. Reports claim that Amazon produces their own touch-screen tablet to compete against iPad.
Last Wednesday, the company introduces their own line of the tablet to the ever expanding market of handheld computers. The new device called Kinder Fire has the capability to connect to the Web, streams movies and TV, displays e-books as well as supports thousands of apps.