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Paid Content says magazine publishers chave all that iPhone app store revenue on the brain. Just a week after People.com rolled out its $1.99 iPhone application, comes news that publishers like Time, Conde Nast and Hachette Filipacchi have plans to either release pay-for mobile apps or bundle subscription-based “premium” features …
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Motorola SURFboard® ultra-broadband solutions to deliver high-speed rich media experiences
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Today Sony Ericsson launches Yari, featuring gesture gaming technology that gives users a unique gaming experience no matter where they are. In addition to gesture games, there is a mix of pre loaded motion and standard games. Yari introduces a games carousel that allows you to access all your games from your desktop and to browse downloadable content on PlayNow arena.
“Yari is the industry’s first mobile phone with gesture gaming outside of the Japanese market,” said Catherine Cherry, Market Business Manager at Sony Ericsson. “It’s time to move like you’ve never moved on a mobile phone before! With Gesture gaming you move your body to play instead of pressing buttons on the phone, giving you a fun experience that even helps you keep fit. If you’ve exhausted yourself with the games there are loads of other multimedia features to enjoy. Snap your friends with the five megapixel camera or chill out to your favourite tunes with the state-of-the art music player”.
Yari supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSDPA 900/2100. Yari will be available in selected markets from early Q4 in the colours Achromatic Black and Cranberry White.
The Sony Ericsson Yari at a glance
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The word is HTC plan to begin offering an Android based smartphone as of next month in China and will be a version of the HTC Magic claims Cnet.
The HTC Magic is apparently to be customised with software from China Mobile and will join China Mobile’s OPhone range.
When China Mobile launches the customised HTC Magic in June although the pricing hasn’t been confirmed it is speculated the mobile phone will cost somewhere in the region of 5000 yuan which is roughly $732, which is somewhat expensive for a handset worth around $450.
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ABI Research says the government will spend $6.8 billion for “wireless communications upgrades and new deployments” over the next two years, providing “a significant one-off opportunity for wireless equipment vendors.”
ABI analyst Stan Schatt estimates that roughly $1.07 billion of the money will be spent on upgrades or deployments of …
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Bandwidth enhancing solutions optimize cable networks to enable cost-effective distribution of HD content and accelerate delivery of personal media experiences
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While there isn’t any site or media got the chance for a Palm Pre review, it looks like the famous BoyGenius will be the first. From their first impression, the Palm Pre does have a good body size, though the phone body material is a bit plasticky and the QWERTY keyboard is not looking good for typing. Other than that, the Pre’s UI is pretty responsive and fast. Check out the site tomorrow for a full review!
[via My Pre]
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The latest word with the Palm Pre is the smartphone can actually sync seamlessly with the users desktop computer via iTunes and iPhoto confirms apple20.
Apparently when the Palm Pre is plugged into your computer via USB up pops 3 options, mass storage mode, charging mode and “Media Sync” mode. The first two are fairly self explanatory with charging mode charging the Palm Pre and mass storage turning the Palm Pre into a flash drive for portable storage.
It’s the “Media Sync” mode which turns the Palm Pre into an official Apple recognisable device that can sync photos and tunes from iTunes and iPhoto.
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Engadget Labs has stepped up to test the cellular modems of each of the four major carriers and proclaimed “The best mobile broadband carrier in America”.
They tested only four USB cards. None had external antennas. They were:
AT&T: Sierra Wireless USBConnect Mercury, free after a $100 mail-in …
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Motorola’s DOCSIS® 3.0 I-CMTS solution enables Virgin Media to deliver ultra fast broadband services
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