Researchers Use Phones to Make You Happier – Mobiledia
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Researchers Use Phones to Make You Happier
Mobiledia Researchers from the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory are using mobile devices as "sensors," can record people's daily habits to determine how … |
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Apple May Be Readying IPad With Smaller 7-Inch Screen, Rodman Analyst Says – Bloomberg
Apple Inc. may be readying a version of its iPad tablet computer with a 7-inch screen to fend off a threat from competing smaller-sized devices, according to an analyst at Rodman & Renshaw LLC. The product may be ready as soon as the first quarter of 2011
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RhoHub Adds iPhone Dev Support – Visual Studio Magazine
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RhoHub Adds iPhone Dev Support
Visual Studio Magazine The Web-based environment allows developers to write native iPhone apps on Windows- or MacOS-based PCs, using HTML, JavaScript and Ruby rather than Apple's … Create iPhone Apps on Windows PCs With Rhomobile RhoHub |
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Fairfax Media launches apps for iPhone – The Australian
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Fairfax Media launches apps for iPhone
The Australian FAIRFAX Media today unveiled its iPhone applications of its flagship newspapers The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. The Fairfax apps for the iPhone are … Fairfax apps released iPhone Application by Fairfax Launched for Customers |
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SugarCRM Offers CRM to OEMs, and Readies Native IPhone App – PC World (blog)
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SugarCRM Offers CRM to OEMs, and Readies Native IPhone App
PC World (blog) Native SugarCRM apps for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry are on the way, and will offer all the same capabilities as the Web interface, he said. … OEMs Get a Lot of SugarCRM Poured on Them |
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The first and most obvious reason to pick up the T-Mobile G2 phone is the operating system. Phones that use the Android operating system are already the fastest growing market within the mobile phone industry, and the G2 boasts Android version 2.2. Applications for this operating system are easy to develop using the Java programming language and can be freely distributed without a developer’s license, which leads to a high volume of free, quality applications for Android. There is also several Google services available, such as Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Voice. The operating system updates often and makes very huge advances with each update, making for a major selling point.
Another great reason that the G2 is a very anticipated phone is the large number of T-Mobile G2 accessories and Google G2 accessories available for the phone. It supports bluetooth, wireless headsets and headphones are available in many styles, shapes, and sizes. There are already cases available, both for cosmetic and protective purposes. Also available are a plethora of T-Mobile G2 Chargers, for the computer, home, and car- although the battery for the G2 lasts quite a long time without the need for a charger, having one handy wherever you go is a plus. Overall, the large amount of accessories for the T-Mobile G2 out well before its release means that the case you want and the charger you need will most likely be available for even pre-ordered G2 phones.
The hardware this phone carries makes a huge statement in itself – an 800MHz processor and 512MB RAM means the processing and memory of this phone rivals many netbooks and older desktops. A 5 megapixel camera with auto focus and flash coupled with an HD camcorder means you’re never without photo and video memories of those spur-of-the-moment events. And it’s built for T-Mobile’s fastest network, so getting information, maps, and photos takes no time at all. And lastly, we have the G2’s touchscreen. It is huge- 3.7 inches with 480×800 resolution makes for crisp, clear icons, graphics, photos, and videos.
The debate between touch-screen typing and keyboards has always and will continue to rage on for years to come in the mobile phone industry. The G2 went the route of the hardware keyboard, which slides out. However, unlike some phones with slide-out keyboards, this keyboard is hardly obtrusive, the keys are a decent size, and the phone is still marvelously slim, meaning most of the complaints made by touch-screen keyboard advocates are quieted.
Overall, the Android operating system, the large range and availability of chargers, cases, and other accessories, the revolutionary hardware, and the easy-to-access, easy to type with keyboard make the T-Mobile G2 the new phone to see. It will make a statement, and serve not just as a phone, but a camera, camcorder, music player, and anything you can find or make an application for all neatly fitting into the palm of your hand and sliding nicely into pockets.
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Create iPhone Apps on Windows PCs With Rhomobile RhoHub
PR Newswire (press release) With the introduction of iOS build capability, RhoHub provides a cost-efficient and easy way to build powerful iPhone applications without having to install … RhoHub Adds iPhone Dev Support |
