Friday, July 30, 2010

Android 2.2 Foryo Update For Samsung Galaxy S In September

Posted On 7/30/2010 05:41:00 AM by Salman Qamar 0 comments

Samsung officially update their Samsung Galaxy S users via twitter that Samsung Galaxy S will receive Android 2.2 update at the end of September in UK. According to company they are working on an Android 2.2 update. Let see when Android 2.2 update hits other Samsung devices outside of the UK.

here is offical tweet.


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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Motorola Profits and Sales Enhanced by 600% in Q2 Over Last Year

Posted On 7/29/2010 10:51:00 PM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

Motorola Q2 profits boosted by an overwhelming 600% in comparison to same quarter last year, thanks to the launch of Droid. Motorola managed to ship 8.3 million phones in the last three months thrashing both own and various analyst's estimations.


The profit earned during the same period is 1$62 million compared to mere $26 million last year. This doesn't include the sales of Droid X which is likely to shoot up the profits even further. The next quarter that is Q3 is expected to be even better for Motorola as the estimates are about 30% more profits for company.


Sprint to Update HTC EVO 4G with Android 2.2 Froyo From August 3

Posted On 7/29/2010 10:02:00 PM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

Sprint has managed to achieve which others so far are dreaming and that is bringing the Android 2.2 Froyo to its folds. It has announced to update the HTC EVO 4G starting from August 3 and it is expected that by August 15, all EVO 4G users will get this update.


"Sprint is thrilled with our customer's response to HTC EVO 4G and the innovative and exciting experience if offers," said Fareb Adib, VP, Product Development for Sprint. "It is exciting for us to lead the industry in bringing the Android 2.2 update to these customers and improve on the amazing experience they receive with America's first 4G capable phone."

The Android 2.2 Froyo will bring the following feature enhancements:-
  • Voice dialing over Bluetooth.
  • App Storage on External memory, giving users more storage room for all their apps.
  • Camera 4 way rotation allows the camera icons to rotate with camera.
  • Improved browser performance including a faster JavaScript engine and Flash 10x support improving the user's ability to view videos and available content associated with we pages.
The update will be very easy to download since the users will receive notification that Android 2.2 is available for download. It will have very easy installation procedures when then the update is downloaded. So August 3 is just around the corner and you never know that you are the first lucky one to get this update if you are using the HTC EVO 4G.

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iPhone 4's FaceTime has Potential for Porn?

Posted On 7/29/2010 09:24:00 PM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

Over the years, porn industry has been benefiting from webcams for live sex-chats on the internet but the launch of FaceTime from Apple has surely opened up a new avenue for adult entertainment companies to develop video-sex chats.


This may not be a good news for Steve Jobs and Apple who usually takes a lot of pains to keep its iPhone apps clean and porn free by rejecting even book apps for featuring sexual contents. But FaceTime is such a service which can be very intimidating for porn industry and the use of iPhone 4 for porn cannot be overruled. The same holds good for the HTC EVO 4G which also allows video chats. 


This situation is surely not good for Apple and there is a need to check such like activities because in worst scenarios, it can easily connect children to pornography or predators. Lets hope for the best.

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Reports of Google Search Blocked in China?

Posted On 7/29/2010 08:52:00 PM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

It has been reported by associated press that Google search has been completely blocked in China. Although Google says that it was just a minor glitch and all services are working properly in mainland China. There is a complete contradiction in these two statements. The following figure shows that Gmail was not affected at all during this saga.


It is pertinent to mention that Google has been cooperating with Chinese government sensor policies for the last four years but the Google recent pledge in January to no longer censor search results considered to be subversive pornographic. It appears the the Chinese government has finally lost patience with Google for violating its censor policies and this action will surely hit Google very hard financially since China's 400 million web surfers exceeds the entire US population.


Speed Comparison Between iPhone 4/3GS/3G/2G

Posted On 7/29/2010 08:36:00 PM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

In the video after break, speeds of all four generations of iPhone that is iPhone 4, 3GS, 3G and 2G are put to test by Chris Pinnock and Mike Hellers. See for yourself and then determine which one is the winner. Watch the video after the jump.


iPhone 2G/3G/3GS/4 Speed Comparison from Mike Hellers on Vimeo.

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BlackBerry Bold 9780 Now Caught on Video

Posted On 7/29/2010 09:00:00 AM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

The BlackBerry Bold 9780 was leaked in pictures before but this time it has been caught on video by driphter and clearly shows running OS6 and WebKit browsing. You can find the complete features of this phone here.


The video also shows below par scroll speeds which can be ignored for the time being since this is still the pre-release device with software which is supposed to have a number of issues. Enjoy the video after break.

 

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Nintendo to Make Important Product Announcement on September 29

Posted On 7/29/2010 08:29:00 AM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

Nintendo has announced the September 29 date for unveiling certain important information about its product. There are no further details available since the company is very tight lipped on the issue.


The expected announcement may include the launch date and pricing of Nintendo 3DS since so far that is rumored to be between $249 and $299 and may come up between October and March 2011. So far these all are speculations. Lets hope that the company confirms these details about the Nintendo 3DS on September 29.
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Nokia N8 Available for Pre-Order in Italy to be Shipped by End September

Posted On 7/29/2010 08:12:00 AM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

The Nokia N8 is up for pre-order in Italy. The phone will be made available by end September. The asked price is €469 or $610 which may sound a hell lot of money for this phone.


We know that the announced price previously was €370 but that was without taxes and pre carrier subsidy. So Europe has got quite lots of taxes and stuff like that on mobile phones. The pre-order is not up in any other place so we will update you when we come across any such like development.

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Lookout Introduced App Genome Project to Warn User About App Threats

Posted On 7/29/2010 07:52:00 AM by Jack Sparrow 0 comments

Lookout launched this project primarily for security threat identification and provide information about various apps which access personal data and other phone resources. The glaring example being the Jackeey Wallpaper app on Android which collects browsing history, text messages, voicemail password and SIM ID of the user and sends it to a mysterious site in China. This app so far has been downloaded by millions of users.


Early findings of data being accessed by Android and iPhone apps by Lookout include the following:-
  • 29% of free apps on Android have the capability to access user's location, compared with 33% of free apps on iPhone.
  • Nearly twice as many free apps have the capability to access user's contact data on iPhone 14% as compared with Android 8%.
  • 47% of free Android apps include third party code, while that number is 23% on iPhone.
So if you download the Lookout security app, it will warn you about those apps which fiddle with your personal data. But in addition to that you should also read the privacy warnings which Android shows before you download an app.

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