Mobilink has launched the new HTC Radar powered by Windows Phone 7.5 Mango in Pakistan. After launching the first Windows Phone device HTC HD7, back in late December 2010, Mobilink has launched a series of Android devices in collaboration with HTC. Now the same goes with HTC Radar.
Do you remember the recent accidental appearance of an unknown/unannounced Nokia’s Windows Phone in the video published by NokiaDevForum? That was supposed or considered to be Nokia 900 or Nokia Ace leaked last month, but when the images of such an unknown device started to get noticed and spread over the blogosphere, NokiaDevForum pulled the video and set it to private. It was just a matter of time that NokiaDevForum did a really very unexpected thing by uploading the same video again but this time the device in the video is not that what we saw earlier. Now it’s Nokia Lumia 800 in the video.
Gmail app for iOS is again available in App Store after two weeks when Google pulled it back from the store right within a few hours of first availability. Available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch running iOS 4 or later. Application has now fixed for the notification bugs and improved handling of image HTML messages.
Symbian Belle has still not started rolling out to the existing Symbian devices even though a promise was there that it will be in Q4 2011. But recently Nokia has published on their web portal to inform about the coming soon Symbian Belle. All that is apart but new Symbian names have started to appear. Carla & Donna are two new Symbian OS releases which are being supposed to come later after Symbian Belle
Nokia has officially added a note to its consumer web portal for Symbian Belle about the near availability of Symbian Belle to a few of the existing devices which are Nokia X7, Nokia E6 and Nokia 500. While no inclusion of N8, E7, C7 or C6-01.
Following the leaked versions Symbian Belle for Nokia N8 here and then here, another release of Symbian Belle has been leaked. Now version 111.030.0607 is the latest and according to the dates it tells no earlier than November 10, which means it might be the most latest release of Symbian Belle.
After announcing about giving away Windows Phones to its developers for free, Nokia has another level to award developers the glorious N9. “It’s not a give away – it’s a competition”. The competition is about to create compelling App Launcher Icon, and that’s it. The winners of the competition will win Nokia N9s.
Following the traditions, at Nokia, the company plans to give away recently launched its Windows Phones Lumia 800 and Lumia 710 to the developers (under some clauses). Nokia, as announced about the device seeding plan during Nokia World event, has now announced the details about that seeding plan. According to that 25,000 Windows Phone devices of Nokia Lumia 800 and Lumia 710 will be delivered to the developers around the world.
Finally the most awaited software update for Nokia N9 users has started rolling out just a few hours ago. Most of the blogs started publishing about this update but I just waited until I saw it my self and here are the screen shots. It seems that the software update will not take longer to reach most of the regions but if you didn’t see the update you might have to wait for it or you can manually check for the update by going… Read More
Internet Radio is the application for Nokia device since very long and has been available on most of the Symbian devices at Nokia Store. The same has now been provided for Nokia N9, MeeGo Platform. We have been seeing progress in development of the utility and really useful apps for Nokia N9. Internet Radio was missing initially but now it’s available officially by Nokia
