Virgin Media Launch Mobile TV Player
If you are a subscriber to Virgin Media’s TV service, then you may be able to sign up for the beta launch of the new Virgin Media Player for Mobile. The Virgin Media Player will include mobile versions of many popular shows, including hundreds of hours of content, from channels such as ITV, Living, National Geographic, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, MTV and Cartoon Channel, with top programmes such as Dora the Explorer, The Hills and South Park available to view on your mobile
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Jailbreaking of iPhone 4 straight from the browser
The first hack for the iPhone 4 has gone live and you can do it straight from the iphone browser. Users don’t even need access to a PC or Mac. This latest jailbreak can be applied simply by visiting www.jailbreakme.com on the iPhone’s browser and following the instructions
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Halo: Reach After Hours Events at GameStop
GameStop and Microsoft will be hosting Halo: Reach After Hours Events at 1,100 stores nationwide this Friday, August 6, 2010 from 9:00pm to 10:30pm local time. Halo fans will be treated to a video showcasing exclusive Halo:Reach tips and tricks, in-game footage, the new Firefight mode and other terrific game information. Halo Reach Customers attending the After Hours Events will have a chance to win amazing prizes such as the Legendary Edition collector’s pack (MSRP: $149.99, one copy per store). This special edition includes such things as a hand-painted individually numbered collectible Noble Team statue, game disc housed in a recovered ONI “black box,” exclusive Elite armor set for multiplayer modes, and an artifact bag containing classified documents unraveling Halo secrets, and more. There will also be a text-to-win sweepstakes for a chance to win a life-size Halo statue.
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Vodafone Upsets Customers with HTC Desire ‘Update’
Vodafone have caused some unrest amongst users of the HTC Desire on their network, after rolling out an update that many assumed to be the much anticipated FroYo update, but which instead proved to simply be a re-branding of the stock Vodafone 2.1 firmware. In the update, some new Vodafone 360 apps were installed, as well as a new Vodafone branded start-up screen, plus some links were added to the browsers bookmark menu. Many Vodafone customers who installed the update bombarded the Vodafone Forums , complaining about the update, claiming they were ‘duped’ into installing it.
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Troubleshooting Caching Shared Mail Folders in Outlook 2007
When using Outlook 2007 in Cached Exchange Mode users can access their email and can read emails while in an offline mode. But when they try to access additional mailboxes and shared mail folders they note that they are only allowed to do so when the mailboxes and shared mail folder are available only in an online mode. There are some workarounds which will allow them to access additional mailboxes and shared mail folders in the offline mode. Even though shared mail folders cannot be cached users can cache any other shared folder though such as Contacts, Calendar and Public Folders. Additionally, if an administrator has granted full mailbox access to those additional mailboxes, then they could be set up as IMAP accounts.
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Vonage Offers Free Mobile Facebook Calling
Vonage, a US-based VoIP company, today announced a free app for Apple iOS and Android, for marking free VoIP calls between Facebook friends. The Vonage app will be available at iPhone App Store and Android Market. By installing this app, users could make free VoIP calls via 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi to Facebook contacts who also have the app installed on their phones.
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Clear unveils iSpot, Validas says iPhone users have more bill shock, McAfee worries about exploit used for remote jailbreak
Clearwire has unveiled a new mobile 4G hotspot called the iSpot that was designed specifically for Apple devices like the iPhone and iPad. The device supports eight WiFi connections at a time and will sell for $99.99 with service at $25 monthly with no contract. Validas says that its data shows that iPhone users are more likely to get huge wireless bills and suffer from bill shock than Verizon users. The company claims that 6% of iPhone users see bills for $200 or more monthly and under 5% of Verizon users see bills that high. Over 1% of iPhone users reportedly get a bill of $500 or more monthly for a single phone.
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Worldwide Smartphone Market Numbers
Canalys Research has published some great insights on the Worldwide smartphone market. According to their research, Android based smartphone rocked 2009 and the shipments have increased by a whooping 886% year on year from Q2 2009. This is indeed a great number and shows that Android as a smart phone OS is delivering what it promised when it was launched. Guys at Google must be really happy.
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Best Things to Buy in August
Lifehacker’s Best Times to Buy Anything chart is one of the coolest things around. It breaks down the peak times to save money on purchases month by month, showing you when you should buy particular items – from big ticket pictures to pantry goods. Image: sxc.hu So what’s on the chart for August? Older computers, camping supplies, toys, linens, storage bins, and wine. This doesn’t mean you need to run out today and stock up on these things
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First look: AT&T BlackBerry Torch 9800 BlackBerry OS 6 powered smartphone
Today we met up with RIM in New York City to go hands-on with the company’s latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Torch 9800. The device is the first of its kind to run RIM’s new BlackBerry OS 6, and it sports a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, as well as a touchscreen display.
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RIM launches BlackBerry Torch 9800 smartphone with new BlackBerry OS 6
Today AT&T and Research In Motion introduced the BlackBerry Torch 9800 during a press event in New York City. The device sports a touchscreen as well as a full slide-out Bold style keyboard. RIM also introduced its latest operating system, BlackBerry OS 6. Read the full story here
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US Carriers Plan A Mobile Payment Venture to Challenge Visa and MasterCard
Bloomberg today reported that US Major Carriers – Verizon Wireless , AT&T and T-Mobile are planning a venture to offer a payment service based on NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, a potential technology that could challenge the credit card payment processors, such as VISA and MasterCard. According to Bloomberg, Symbian and iPhone devices will be among the first to get the NFC technology. Google’s Android, meanwhile, is still playing catch-up, and might overtake Symbian and iPhone to become the first. It remains to be seen whether the NFC payment technology would be accepted by consumers or not. picture via wikipedia.org
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BlackBerry Gains in Popularity with the Teen Market
It may be that Android is gaining ground fast in the mobile world, but amongst the teen and youth market, the device of choice is BlackBerry . Once the mainstay of business users, BlackBerry devices have increased in popularity as more and more youngsters look to get on the BlackBerry bandwagon. One reason teens admit to owning a BlackBerry is because their friends do
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Sony Ericsson Phones : Brings Best Camera And Best Music Player
If you are on a look out for a phone that has unique camera and nice sound system. Then Sony Ericsson Phones are exactly what you are looking for. These phones are liked by a lot of people all over the world. Xperia 10, Vivaz Pro, Zylo, Spiro, Satio, Equinox etc
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Creating Application Easily With Nokia App Wizard
Ovi store is a service from Nokia as a place to display and download a variety of applications for your Nokia phone. Ovi has a new feature that allows you to create applications quickly and easily and can be displayed on Ovi Store.This application basically read the rss blog / website. In an application can simultaneously display four good rss blog, website, twitter etc. To make it, you can use Nokia App Wizard
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MeeGo OS Video Leaked
In its quest to find the perfect mobile phone OS that will revamp its whole smartphone strategy, Nokia developed MeeGo. MeeGo, which is based on the Linux platform is the upcoming new OS that will be available through some of Nokia’s new smart phones. MeeGo was announced at the Mobile World Congress by Nokia and Intel. Its the integration of Intel’s Moblin and Nokia’s Maemo
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Windows Phone 7 coming to Europe in October.
Kevin Turner, Microsoft COO, said during a presentation yesterday that Europe will be first to get Windows Phone 7 phones. Americans will see the device on the market in November. Never before has a Microsoft executive been giving such specifics about release dates.
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Affordable Apartments in London
Both John Doe and Jane Doe are toiling very hard to earn a living for their families and for themselves as well. They are working very hard because simply to provide the basic needs for their family members such as food, clothing and shelter. Though, at these times these basic needs are not the only the prime requirements of a family on account of during these modern times the needs of every human being is very complex compared to other people during the ancient times. In this day and age, a lot of white collar workers barely live from their meager paychecks which only provide them the basic necessities in life but I am not sure if this will give them the comforts in life such as fashionable clothing, being a certified a jetsetters to a fab places such as flying to London to snatch up your fave garbs in one of your snazzy shops at Oxford Street and visit one of the historical places in London such as the Buckingham Palace
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Developers can now book iAds to promote their own apps
Apple has rolled out its iAd programme to developers, which means they can buy ads to promote their own content in other apps. Apple will be charging developers 25 cents per iAd click, which is a significant discounts from what it charges brand advertisers ($2 per click, 1 cent per impression). The good thing about iAds is that user can download advertised apps from the App Store without leaving the app they’re in.
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iPhone TIPS: FaceTime Over 3G Worth a JailBreakme.com Visit?
- by iphone-tips-tricks.com - Q: Why should I jailbreak my iPhone 4? A: It can enable your iPhone 4 to make FaceTime calls over 3G rather than over WiFi. [read my older post HERE] Especially if you live in an area where you have good 3G signal and a poor WiFi coverage.
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How BlackBerry developed its mobile phone and networks
The decision of the United Arab Emirates to ban BlackBerry email, messenger and web browsing services goes to the heart of the way in which the handheld devices operate – itself a consequence of the mobile market in which they were born. When the first BlackBerry appeared, over a decade ago, mobile phone networks were far more basic than they are today. The most innovative service the majority of users had seen since mobile devices first appeared in the 1980s was the introduction of text messaging. In the US, many mobile users were still making calls on analogue networks, while in Europe the new digital operators were only just introducing data services. But the sorts of speeds possible over networks such as Orange and Cellnet in the UK were pitiful.
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