While being interviewed by MobiFrance, Audrey Zolghadr (Windows Mobile product manager for MS France) said that Microsoft will launch Marketplace for Windows Mobile this Fall with 600 apps included. The service will arrive together with Windows Mobile 6.5 and it’ll host premium content, like Sim City Mobile and many other titles from the EA Games...
After having a look at the new iPhone’s back and checking out some parts of the handset leaked by a Chinese company, we check out some screenshots of the iPhone 3G 2009. Although they are blurry, these images, posted on a Hong Kong blog reveal some of the apps present on the new phone. The UI is clearly one that screams Apple and we get to see...
While Apple’s Store is providing 40,000 apps and the Android Market barely packs 50 programs, Nokia Ovi Store is set to launch offering no less than 20,000 items. We don’t know how many of these will be apps, but what’s certain is that the list of items will include customs apps, WidSets and may even some N-Gage games. It turns out...
The Windows Mobile app store (Windows Mobile Marketplace) is now accepting developers, who can enter their info and upload apps at will. All they need is a credit card with $99 and a Live ID (Hotmail or passport account). The previously mentioned amount of cash is the annual fee, that you’ll also pay next year and so on. Microsoft also mentions...
CTIA 2009 also hosted a Palm demonstration, that showed many useful apps running on the famous Pre handset. Sprint was also there to show its TV service in action and you could also see Pandora, Fandango, FlightView and Nascar apps on Palm Pre. Pandora Fancy a streaming radio app with all the quality you can get? Enter Pandora, shown in action below,...
Apple just announced this Friday that it has had over 300 million downloads from its App Store only after five months of availability. That’s a pretty big proof of how wrong Apple was at the beginning times of the iPhone, when they were, more or less, against apps. The company declared that it has more than 10,000 apps in the store. On the lost of...
Android Community has an exclusive user review of the T-Mobile G1, one of the most talked about handsets of the last month. Forum member Kaziko takes a tour of the first device that runs Google Android and provides us with a Q&A session plus a very useful pros and cons list. Remember, we’ll see the G1 hitting the stores on October 22nd. T-Mobile...
In case waiting for the 22nd of October is too much of a pain for you, there’s some Android action you can check out right now, in your web browser by accessing this site. It’s a demo of the G1 Android phone and you get to toy with it as you like. You’d expect this neat demo to come from a third party, but it seems that T-Mobile has launched...
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