James, Kevin, and I record the show on Macs and both of them were tracking their Snow Leopard package using the Palm Pre as we started MobileTechRoundup show #181. James then asked about apps driving people to buy certain phones and we chimed in with our thoughts
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MobileTechRoundup show #181; mobile apps, Nokia news, and Motorola Android devices (ZDNet)
It’s been a while since the world has been as excited about a Nokia product as they are about the N900.. The fact that it runs on the Maemo 5 OS instead of Nokia’s old (lackluster) standby, Symbian, is reason enough alone to be giddy. We know this phone wi…
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Nokia N900: AT&T/Rogers Announcement Imminent? (I4U)
It’s been a while since the world has been as excited about a Nokia product as they are about the N900.. The fact that it runs on the Maemo 5 OS instead of Nokia’s old (lackluster) standby, Symbian, is reason enough alone to be giddy.
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Nokia N900: AT&T/Rogers Announcement Imminent? (I4U)
Nokia has released a stylish netbook. Can it find success in a crowded field of low-cost competitors? Nokia has released a “mini-notebook”. With the flurry of netbook models since the launch of the Asus EEE in late 2007, the mobile phone giant enters a crowded market.
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Nokia enters PC market with netbook (Guardian Unlimited)
EtaCarinae writes “Nokia didn’t succeed in convincing Riverbank to change its licensing terms on PyQt, and so decided to create their own LGPL’ed version of it. From the FAQ at the PySide site: ‘Nokia’s initial research into Python bindings for Qt involved speaking with Riverbank Computing, the makers of PyQt
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Nokia Makes LGPL Version of PyQt (Slashdot)
Ponsel Qwerty Nokia E71 nampaknya telah menjadi inspirasi banyak vendor ponsel China untuk memasarkan produk serupa. Tak ketinggalan, SPC Mobile dengan ponsel seri BOSS-1000 keluarannya.
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Satu Lagi, Ponsel Qwerty Mirip Nokia E71 (detikcom)
New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI) Seeking to diversify its businesses, Nokia’s planned foray into the highly competitive personal computer segment, promises to provide the Finnish mobile phone maker with good growth opportunities in emerging markets including India.
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Good growth avenues may beckon Nokia to PC mkt (Press Trust of India)
Nokia Corp., the world’s largest maker of cell phones, said Monday that it will start making a small, light laptop, similar to ones PC manufacturers are already selling through wireless carriers around the world.
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Tech bits: Nokia to make laptop (The Canton Repository)
Nokia Money – new world currency? At last, the mobile telecom industry has come up with a credible challenge to the banking industry. For many years now, mobile operators and MSPs have been dabbling with financial products and payment services.
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Nokia Money – new world currency? – community blog from Sriram Natarajan (Finextra)
Is the N900 the Final Element of a Nokia Comeback? eWeek This summer Nokia introduced the Symbian-based N97, the Windows-running Booklet 3G and now the Linux-based N900
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Is the N900 the Final Element of a No… – eWeek