Google’s Android operating system generated 27 percent of mobile ad requests from U.S. smartphones in Q4, according to mobile advertising network AdMob’s Mobile Metrics Report for December 2009. While Apple’s iPhone accounted for 54 percent of U.S. smartphone requests in the previous quarter, AdMob notes that Android’s market share grew throughout 2009, and its U.S.
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Android accounts for more than a quarter of U.S. smartphone ad requests
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v1.1 Pro Switcher 1.1 is now available for download on Cydia and Rock, and the change log says something about numerous bug fixes, returning options, and some other good stuff. Truth be told, I haven’t experienced any Pro Switcher bugs, and I use the app every single day. I haven’t noticed any updated or improved settings aside from the way the Springboard card image stays locked to the first home screen, but I’m assuming that developers Ryan Petrich and chpwn are the ones we should believe here, not the silly blogger guy. The update to the Palm-Pre styled task switcher is free (like the app), so you can pick it up right now. I’d suggest using Rock, since it will load up so much faster © Ragart for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2010
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Pro Switcher updated to 1.1 [Jailbreak apps]
Tradeshows are struggling for some time: most manufacturers think that the money spent on a booth is better invested into direct advertising. After all, journalists can be reached significantly faster by just sending them a press release – and a free sample goes quite a long way, too. Keeping an event successful thus requires not only smart management, but also an effective way to attract the media. Unfortunately, the folks at MiLiberty’s seem to have issues understanding this basic rule of thumb
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MiLiberty & Mobile World Congress press accreditation – or – how to kill an event
I’ve been irritated by Evernote’s strange treatment of text for a while now. I often start drafts on my iPhone and finish things up on my Mac. The thing is, any text that has been edited on an iPhone and then synced to the desktop is somehow fudged up and ends up as one giant block when I paste it.
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My Plan to leave Evernote… [General]
“] [pic from Kotaku I’ve been a gamer pretty much all of my life, but one thing I could never get onto was the love train for early Final Fantasy games.
View post: LG and Virgin Mobile have now released a new budget music phone on Pay As You Go deals, the new LG Brio which is also known by its model number as the LG GM205 has been launched in a striking red coloured casing and is firmly aimed at those who love their music and like Go here to read the rest:
LG Brio Red Pay As You Go Phone – Red LG GM205
LG Brio Red Pay As You Go Phone – Red LG GM205
I’ve never felt a great desire to try out a wood case for any of my iPhones – but I am a fan of Larry Greenberg’s case reviews, and he is very enthusiastic in his praise for this new case-mate Mahogany case. He reckons the wood is super smooth and pretty gorgeous looking on this one. If you’ve ever considered trying out a wooden case for your iPhone 3G or 3GS, his video review is well worth a look: http://www.geardiary.com/2010/01/24/video-review-case-mate-mahogany-case-for-iphone-3g-3gs/ © PatrickJ for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2010. | Permalink | | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: case reviews , Larry Greenberg
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Recommended: Larry Greenberg’s Review of the Case-mate Mahogany Case for the iPhone 3G/3GS
A new pink edition of Sony Ericsson’s most advanced Walkman phone has today been released on O2 pay monthly deals, the new Sony Ericsson W995 Pink is aimed squarely at a female audience and could well be one of the best pink gadgets currently available. The Pink Sony Ericsson W995 takes the high specifications and features
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The recently released Nokia X6 includes an array of futuristic technology combined with an aesthetically pleasing style. Compact and lightweight, this new Nokia Music phone has become an extremely popular option for many since its release. Incorporating such delights as a large touch screen as well as internet access, the reason for its popularity is
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Nokia X6
A new colour scheme of the Nokia 5230 has today been launched on Orange deals, the Pink Nokia 5230 is the third model from the range and joins the original graphite edition and recently released white colour variant, this new pink model is actually another version of the white edition and the pink applies to
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Pink Nokia 5230 Touch Screen Nokia for the Ladies
Voice Twister TM is the first professional application that gives you the power to morph your voice on a Windows Mobile device. The easy to use voice selection will have your friends and family laughing as your voice is converted to a Space Squirrel, or your kids are talking like a Giant at story time. Choose from the many preset voices, or you can use Tweak and Speak to change the pitch and add an effect, creating a unique voice of your own.
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Voice Twister for Omnia
Fring has released updated apps for Symbian S60 and Android platforms. Here’s what’s new – first the Symbian version: Changing your status is made to be even easier. Now it’s possible to dial “#” (”pound”) and “*” sign (”star”) within a call through the fring dialer. Twitter 2.0 just got a brand-new look, making it easier to post your tweets, re-tweet and follow friends
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Fring mobile clients for Symbian S60 and Android updated
If Evernote doesn’t want to address the largest segment of the smartphone market (Symbian users), users themselves will make the app for their devices. That’s exactly what happened and we have a guy named “Pasha” releasing the Evernote client for Symbian S60 5th Edition as a web-runtime app. It’s not a full blown native app, so don’t expect all of the features the iPhone or Android versions have. Rather, the app is made using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, but still, it’s something for a start and if you’re on an unlimited data plan, you won’t care much.
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Evernote for Symbian released as an unofficial web-runtime app
The Macally PowerGo 3 3-in-1 Battery Charger is the ultimate charger for those who are sick of carrying several different chargers to charge several different devices, in several different places. For starters, the PowerGo3 has a USB port for gadgets that can be charged through that method.
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Macally PowerGo 3-in-1 Takes Design Cues from MacBook AC Adapters
Thirsty? Well don’t plan on taking a sip from this Coca-Cola drink, because it’s actually a phone. The entire phone is made to the size scale of a real straw cup you would get at a fast food joint. The dial pad is on the bottom and when you want to hang up, you just put the phone down. The speaker is actually embedded on the side of the cup, near the Coca Cola logo
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Coca Cola Cup Landline Phone Looks Good Enough to Drink
The Sony Ericsson MBW-150 isn’t just a watch, it’s a stylish bluetooth watch that extends your phone features without looking like an eye sore. The watch has dedicated music buttons that allow you to control tracks and the volume of the music on your phone, while its mirrored illuminated display shows which track is playing. The MBW-150 also alerts you of incoming phone calls by vibrating, and the display will show you when a new SMS has arrived. Want to win the MBW-150 Executive Edition Bluetooth Watch for yourself?
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casebumbase has published a new blog post: #10: Sony RCD-W 100 SJ CD-CDR-Copystation mit 4-facher Überspielmöglichkeit und MP3-Wiedergabemöglichkeit .
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casebumbase has published a new blog post: #10: Sony RCD-W 100 SJ CD-CDR-Copystation mit 4-facher Überspielmöglichkeit und…
The CaseCrown 15″ Classic Checkered Slim Case , $22.92, is functional, lightweight, and stylish. It’s a basic laptop carrying case without unnecessary pockets, weight, and zippers. It’s simple, refined, and well made.
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CaseCrown 15″ Classic Checkered Slim Case Review
CNNIC (the China Internet Network Information Center) just released its 25th semi-annual survey report. Below are the summary from the report : China Internet users: 384 million, with a penetration rate of 28.9% Broadband Internet users: 346 million China mobile internet users: 233 million (60.8% of total internet users) Internet users in rural areas: 106.81 million Registered domain names: 16.82 million (80% are .cn domains) Male Internet users v.s. Female: 54.2% v.s. 45.8% 10% of China internet users don’t have income; 30.3% have a monthly income of over 2000 yuan. Average time spent on the internet : 18.7 hours per week online
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2009 – New CNNIC China Internet Survey
version 1.0 Rafter is 21 levels of Da Vinci-inspired fun. The action doesn’t last very long, but this $0.99 title is definitely worth the money. That’s because Rafter presents one of the better physics-based puzzle engines I’ve seen out on the iPhone. The gameplay is actually very simple: draw a shape at the top of the screen and have it drop onto the red mine at the bottom of the screen. Then again, as the screenshot above illustrates, it’s not quite that easy. (…) Read the rest of Review: Rafter, a DaVinci-inspired physics game for iPhone [iPhone App Reviews] © Ragart for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2010.
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