A couple of weeks after announcing that it’ll develop an in-house called Bada, Samsung launched the platform in London. The event took place yesterday and the features of the OS get showcased in the video below. Notice a couple of feats borrowed from iPhone OS and overall, the OS looks like nothing new, if you ask me. Bada OS is all about touch...
Not everything concerning the mobile segment of Microsoft revolves around Windows Mobile, fact proved by the company’s latest announcement, OneApp. This is a comprehensive framework, used to deliver apps on featurephones. OneApp is destined specially to emerging markets, where usually the processor power and memory are the most prized specs....
In case you didn’t know, Chinese carrier China Mobile is not satisfied with just using the plain Android OS, so it has developed the OPhone initiative, customizing Google’s operating system. Lenovo O1 should run the fresh OS and it seems that OPhone will be pushed as the standard smartphone platform in China. Of course, since the initiative...
Developers are now allowed to access iPhone OS 3.1, beta 3, a sure sign that we’re approaching the estimated September release date of the update. The new version should bring support for video APIs, that would make augmented reality apps real and probably fill the App Store with this kind of programs. Now, let’s see the developers at work,...
Starting July 27th, Microsoft will be taking app submissions for Windows Marketplace, as they announced at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference this week. The service gets ready for its release on Windows Mobile 6.5 devices later in 2009 and it’ll come with a neat core of corporate apps, known as Business Center. The business feature...
We’ve just heard that Apple is making the beta iPhone OS 3.1 available for developers with the SDK included. Meanwhile, we have a look at the unofficial change log, with the hope to come across something really new and surprising. An anonymous BGR tipster (probably a developer) managed to make a list of the changes included in the fresh build....
Microsoft has just announced that Windows Mobile 6.5 has finally reached completion and that it’s a fully functional OS. The Windows Mobile developers team claims that the operating system looks great, but we’ll still have to wait a bit till we get to see its commercial release. In order to show off the most important features of the new...
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...
Apple has recently announced that WWDC 2009, its annual developer conference is completely sold out and this doesn’t surprise us one bit, considering that we’re bound to witness the launch of a new iPhone and maybe even an Apple netbook. The conference takes place in San Francisco and starts on June 8th, ending on the 12th. The event has...
Although Cupcake has been messed with a lot for the past months, it’s only now that its features got incorporated in a neat Android OS update, the 1.5 version. Android 1.5 incorporates Cupcake and also features a Home screen framework, that will be used for widget development and populating live folders with content. No info when this update...
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