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Google’s Chrome browser coming to Google Android

Leave it to Google to take on industry incumbents with the goal of completely redefining the user experience. Google’s latest project, Chrome, is a web browser based on Apple’s open-source rendering engine Webkit. As a new web browser designed from the ground up to put the user experience in line with advanced features, Google’s Chrome [...]

Published Thu, Sep 09 2008 2:17 PM by IntoMobile

Filed under: Linux, Google, Mobile, Announcements, applications, Developer, mobile web browser, android, android os, Google Android, chrome, android mobile os, google chrome

Jonathan Jensen on Thursday - Twitter and why it’s relevant to me

Twitter cropped up in the news recently here in the UK with the announcement that it could no longer justify the cost of delivering Twitter messages by SMS outside the US, Canada & India. Whilst this was a useful feature, the announcement was hardly surprising given that it was costing Twitter up to $1,000 per [...]

Published Thu, Sep 09 2008 4:00 AM by Mobile Industry Review

Filed under: Mobile, Twitter, applications, networking, Jonathan Jensen, relevant

If there was one thing you could change, what would it be?

A thought I’ve pondered over a lot. If I had my way I would change a lot (not only in Mobile), but in the rest of the world. But let’s forget about that; let’s think purely Mobile, purely communications, and sales. What would you change? What has to annoy me the most with mobiles, especially here [...]

Published Wed, Sep 09 2008 8:48 AM by Mobile Industry Review

Filed under: Mobile, SMS, sales, branding, applications, Annoying, People, Operators, Opinion, satisfaction, locking, innovation, change, Samantha, Models

Use your iPhone for home security.

I was just browsing around the internet looking for something to do with the iPhone. I’ll admit, for the most part I wasn’t impressed until I came across Mobiscope. I’m not a security conscious person, and nor am I one to want to set up a webcam with it’s own I.P address so I can follow [...]

Published Tue, Aug 08 2008 8:29 AM by Mobile Industry Review

Filed under: Security, iPhone, Video, Mobile, Mobile Services, streaming, applications, application, Mobile Applications, People, fear, Mobiscope

Fred Wilson’s top 10 mobile wants

Fred Wilson, VC extrodonnaire at Union Square Ventures has published a list of the top 10 things he wants to see on his mobile. I read down the list going ‘yeah, uh huh, yeah’ — and all sorts of companies and products were popping into my head. Fred — the good news: A lot of the [...]

Published Thu, Aug 08 2008 7:45 AM by Mobile Industry News

Filed under: Mobile, red, Devices, applications, investor, union, square, wilson, top10

The iPhone 3G battery is ***

My iPhone 3G is behaving like a total dog when it comes to battery power. I got on the train at 10:11am with full battery, right? I switched on the mp3 player, I checked some email, I arsed about on Facebook, I located myself a few times, blah de blah. I generally ‘used’ the device [...]

Published Wed, Aug 08 2008 7:26 PM by Mobile Industry News

Filed under: Apple, iPhone, Mobile, Battery, Devices, applications

IBM working on website ‘mobilifier’

Some companies (Goole being a good example) go out of their way to provide mobile-optimised versions of their websites. Others… not so much. Using a badly designed site on a phone browser can be incredibly frustrating - for example, installing that Flipsilent app took ages because the hosting site helpfully put the download links right at [...]

Published Thu, Jul 07 2008 12:24 PM by Pocket Picks :: The coolest things for the coolest phones

Filed under: Mobile, Web, firefox, applications, ibm, plugin, highlight

No talking please, we’re on a plane

Who really wants to be able to use mobile phones on planes? It seems not as many of us as the airlines might be hoping, according to a new survey commissioned by Yahoo. The research found that nearly three out of four people questioned wanted in-air mobile phone use restricted to silent features like SMS. While [...]

Published Wed, May 05 2008 11:43 PM by SMS Text News

Filed under: Mobile, text, plane, email, data, IM, applications, Mobile Applications

Get your hands on Nell McAndrew

No, not in that way, you filthy stalker. AMA is launching a new mobile application called Nell McAndrew’s Body Fitness. It’s a “mobile lifestyle companion” that basically sorts out your health and fitness by helping you plan your exercise and nutrition. Along the way, you get detox advice and tips from Nell herself. “By using this [...]

Published Tue, May 05 2008 10:02 AM by Pocket Picks :: The coolest things for the coolest phones

Filed under: Mobile, health, applications, fitness, nell mcandrew

DivX Mobile adds video on demand

The official mobile DivX player, DivX Mobile, has received a major update which adds support for DivX’s video on demand service. DivX Inc. (the company) makes DivX (the video codec) which allows for high-quality video compression with relatively low file sizes. DivX Inc. have launched a VOD service that allows participants to download movies in DivX [...]

Published Wed, Apr 04 2008 5:41 PM by Pocket Picks :: The coolest things for the coolest phones

Filed under: Video, Mobile, Mobile Video, DiVX, windows, applications

Skype beta includes SkypeIn and SkypeOut - here’s how to get it

Stuart wrote last night about Skype’s launch of a native Series 60 mobile application, and how it calls a local-rate number to initiate calls. But now the company has announced full details of its plans, and how to get the beta application for your phone. The beta client works on around 50 handsets from Nokia, Sony [...]

Published Fri, Apr 04 2008 4:46 AM by Pocket Picks :: The coolest things for the coolest phones

Filed under: Mobile, skype, applications

Dolby Digital announces partnership with Nokia - shows off Dolby Surround Sound on Nokia N95 8GB

Nokia and multimedia handsets. Mention one and most people will reflexively think of the other. The Finns are known for their N-series mobile phones that can take amazingly sharp and crisp pictures, shoot high-quality video, and store gobs of media. Unfortunately, Espoo's expertise in surround sound processing is a bit lacking. Enter Dolby Digital. Dusan and [...]

Published Wed, Apr 04 2008 7:11 PM by IntoMobile

Filed under: Nokia, Symbian, Mobile, Announcements, applications, dolby, surround sound, ctia 2008, dolby digital, 3d sound, sound processing

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