Posts Tagged “source the register”
Palm-sized Apple TV unveiled Apple CEO Steve Jobs has unveiled the next two generations of iOS, updates that will bring multiplayer gaming and high-definition photography to iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches next week and wireless printing and media streaming in November.… Read Full Story…
¡iCaramba! According to a Mexican telco exec, Apple will release an iPhone 4 with an upgrade to its problematic antenna after its “free case” giveaway ends on September 30.… Free On-Demand Webcast – Virtualizing the Hard Stuff Read Full Story…
Tower data protected by Fourth Amendment A federal magistrate has ruled that information pulled from cellphone towers provides such an intimate portrait of a customer’s life that government investigators must get a warrant before obtaining it.… Read Full Story…
LBD doubles up as useless phone A mobile phone built into a black dress? Marvellous. And with pictures too? Hold the science page for this one, but don’t look too closely.… Read Full Story…
60 days to prove lack of security The Indian government has granted BlackBerry users a two-month stay of execution, while it evaluates RIM’s latest interception facility and serves notice to Google and Skype.… Read Full Story…
Google’s invisible hand slapped Android might be eating up smartphone market share, but Google’s marketplace is leaving developers disgruntled.… Read Full Story…
Sharing thoughts now ‘impossible’ Google has said that due to Oracle’s lawsuit against the company over the use of Java in Android, it will not be attending the annual JavaOne developer conference this fall. Following Larry Ellison’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems, JavaOne is now run by Oracle.… Free On-Demand Webcast – Virtualizing the Hard Stuff Read Full Story…
30 shops robbed Five men and a woman have been sentenced to prison terms for their roles in a series of burglaries of mobile phone shops.… Read Full Story…
Web 2.0 frenzy ensues It seems Dell hasn’t quite got used to working with the General Protection Licence – it has failed to release some of the core code used by its Streak tablet, much to the annoyance of the open-source community.… Read Full Story…
Deactivate voicemail, or suffer the consequences A round of applause today for Thai operator TrueMove and its refreshing honesty about the potentially deadly effects of mobile phone bills.… Free On-Demand Webcast – Virtualizing the Hard Stuff Read Full Story…
Tagging the youth for fun and profit Coca-Cola is offering wrist bands to those attending the Village festival in Israel so they can update their Facebook status with a tap of the hand.… Read Full Story…
Network operators can’t be trusted, not like banks As America wakes up to the idea of pay-by-phone the Consumers Union is calling for greater regulation, concerned that proximity payments may not receive any protection at all.… Read Full Story…
Nibbling at the wrong target Opinion My US colleagues are regulars on John C Dvorak’s excellent Cranky Geeks and a highlight of the show. I was recently intrigued to hear the opinion from Vulture West Coast (in Episode 232) that RIM was toast, and Android would triumph. Now, bearing in mind that I’ve been wrong about mobile more than I’ve been wrong about anything else – quite epically and unheroically wrong – I beg to differ.… Free On-Demand Webcast – Virtualizing the Hard Stuff Read Full Story…
This is the dawning of the age of location-whores Alternative location service echoecho reckons Facebook Places is driving up interest in the subject, to the good of the whole industry and, in particular, echoecho.… Read Full Story…
Help us to help you help us Carriers and handset makers are rallying to make it cheaper and easier to deliver applications on phones using the “official” brand of Java on mobile.… Read Full Story…
Microsoft machine lumbers into motion The final version of the Windows Phone 7 developer tools will be available from September 16, while handset information isn’t leaking so much as flooding ahead of the official launch.… Free On-Demand Webcast – Virtualizing the Hard Stuff Read Full Story…
Google calendar elbows in too Google has enabled push email on the iPhone, so now received Gmail can interrupt iPhone users just as irritatingly as the native app supplied by Apple.… Read Full Story…
Google calendar elbows in too Google has enabled push email on the iPhone, so now received Gmail can interrupt iPhone users just as irritatingly as the native app supplied by Apple.… Read Full Story…
Like Second Life, only successful Intel and Nokia are reviving the spirit of Second Life with plans for 3D interfaces on mobile devices running their MeeGo Linux distro.… Read Full Story…
No porn, no fat apps, just fill our music store Microsoft is prepping Windows mobile developers for October’s debut of Windows Phone 7.… Read Full Story… |
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