New BlackBerry Curve

September 15th, 2009 admin No comments

New BlackBerry Curve

The latest BlackBerry smartphone model was launched recently by Research In Motion (RIM) in Malaysia.The phone, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 (right), was launched by Gregory Wade (below right), RIM Asia Pacific regional vice president, who also detailed the phone’s many new features.

The new model introduces an innovative touch-sensitive trackpad which makes scrolling and selecting smooth and easy for exceptional navigation.

It is also the first BlackBerry smartphone to feature dedicated media keys, which are smoothly integrated along the top of the handset giving customers an easy, convenient way to control their music and videos.

This user-friendly BlackBerry device provides easy access to email, messaging and social networking sites like Facebook and Myspace, and features a highly tactile full-QWERTY keyboard for comfortable, accurate typing.

It is also wi-fi-enabled and includes rich multimedia capabilities with easy access to music, games and other mobile applications for entertainment on-the-go through BlackBerry App World, featuring a catalogue of third-party mobile applications developed for BlackBerry smartphones..

Wade said: “The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is an incredibly approachable and feature-rich smartphone and it delivers all the great messaging, social networking and multimedia features that customers have come to love about BlackBerry smartphones.

“More and more people are switching from basic cell phones and the BlackBerry Curve 8520 is an exceptional choice for first-time smartphone users.”

The phone also includes a 2MP digital camera with zoom and video recording.

It comes with a 2GB microSD/SDHC memory card and has an expandable memory which supports up to 16GB and is expected to support next-generation 32GB cards when they are available.

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is scheduled to be available from Celcom DiGi and Maxis towards the end of September, and pricing will be based upon call plans by the carriers.

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Cracking the iPhone

August 9th, 2009 admin No comments

Cracking the iPhone Since a impulse he denounced a iPhone, Apple commander Steve Jobs has criminialized porn upon it. Thank goodness.

As with each alternative action of prohibition, Jobs’ anathema upon adult apps for a device has sparked a origination of a colourful black marketplace in which sedulous (or insane) users risk destroying their iPhones to overrule a local handling system, as well as developers work in solid steer to set up adult-themed applications which they discharge by channels not authorized by Apple.

But is it value it? Apple energetically — if inconsistently — polices a App Store for any adult content, rejecting all apps which even dress tighten to carrying adult themes or even being means to entrance adult themes. Furthermore, a black marketplace is still a black market. Can’t these developers get in to all kinds of trouble? Maybe, though which doesn’t stop them.

Ben Geoffreys is a single of these forward developers. He’s a technical executive during a AdultAppStore.com, a single of most online clearinghouses for adult apps.

For a uninitiated, Apple’s iPhone can run any series of tiny applications, which users contingency buy as well as implement by a company’s App Store, which usually offers apps privately authorized by Apple by a murky vetting routine which has drawn critique from a tech world.

AdultAppStore.com offers dual adult apps as well as a single couple to an adult website that’s been optimized for a iPhone’s web browser. One of a apps is called iSteamy as well as fulfills all a user would wish out of an adult app. It delivers adult pictures, video as well as audio, all by a iPhone’s neat interface. Read more…

Create a website to achieve success in business

August 6th, 2009 admin No comments

Create a website to achieve success in businessWhen your company starts to grow and increase its potential you have to find new ways how to attract new clients and business partners. Of course, marketing and advertisement are very useful in it but require much money.

If you want your company to take the second breath on the market the best way is to create your own website. When you finally made up your mind to make a website you have to consider all costs. We bet you are used to think that this process takes a lot of money, time and effort but it is true only in case you hire a team of professional webmasters, expansive freelancers or high quality designers.

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Even if you are satisfied with your direct income flow and promote your products and services in different ways don’t disregard internet as a source of indirect income flow. To have your personal web page is one of the best ways to give detailed information about your products and services and to attract more clients to your company.
So create a website right now and let it be your informative centre.

Actually you have to pay per word when you give advertisement to the newspapers, magazines and Internet. And you pay per second for media and video billboard advertising and per item when you print your brochures or other informative materials.

With the help of only one word – the address of your website – you can attract more and more clients to your company. As the matter of fact you won’t need a phone line anymore because all the problems can be solved when a customer visits your web page. Place your web address on your business cards and make sure that it will bring more traffic to your site and more success for your growing company.

Don’t hesitate to invite your clients to your internet representation! Create your own website and open unknown opportunities! It will surely give more information to your captious customers and allow you to save much time and money.

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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Government bugs BlackBerrys with spy program

August 4th, 2009 admin No comments

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Government bugs BlackBerrys with spy program

When BlackBerry users in the United Arab Emirates were urged to download what they thought was a routine software upgrade, they had no idea that by doing so they were installing a surveillance program that gives the state-controlled service provider Etisalat unfettered access to their personal mobile devices.

After finding out, over half of Etisalat’s customers, many of whom conduct sensitive business on their BlackBerrys, say they intend to cancel their contracts immediately, according to a poll conducted by Arabian Business and published by local tech-news website itp.net, which has been following the story closely.

The spyware was traced to SS8, an American company specializing in what it calls “lawful interception.”

On Tuesday, the Canadian company that makes BlackBerry issued a statement denying any connection to the bugged application.

“Independent sources have concluded that the Etisalat update is not designed to improve performance of your BlackBerry, but rather to send received messages back to a central server,” the statement read.

The UAE includes the boomtown city-state of Dubai, which has sought to attract major foreign companies with infrastructure and tax incentives, but continues to struggle with concerns over transparency and workers’ rights. The scandal could damage Dubai’s reputation as a secure and business-friendly corporate haven.

Investigations by local programmers have revealed that once installed, the application allows Etisalat to activate the spyware from its servers, granting the company access to e-mail, text messages and stored personal and contact information.

Ironically, it was Etistalat’s own blunder that led to the discovery of the alleged breach of privacy. So many people rushed to install the patch that the servers were overwhelmed, leading to unusual battery drain that aroused the curiosity of BlackBerry-toting techies.

“The interesting thing is that no one would have known about it if they’d set up the registration server correctly,” Nigel Gourlay, a Doha, Qatar-based programmer who analyzed the application, told itp.net.

“I think that this whole system has been designed for law enforcement agencies to be deployed on a few dozen suspects’ BlackBerry devices,” he added. Meris Lutz – Beirut.latimes

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Apple iPhone Dominates Mobile Web Usage

August 2nd, 2009 admin No comments

Apple iPhone Dominates Mobile Web Usage Google’s Android operating system is also gaining traction, passing Windows Mobile for the first time, according to data from AdMob.

Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch continue to be the platform of choice for mobile Web users, but the Google (NSDQ: GOOG)-backed Android is picking up steam, according to data from AdMob.

In its monthly “Mobile Metrics” report, AdMob analyzed what handsets and operating systems were using the most mobile data for June. While it is not a comprehensive report of the industry because it only measures Web sites and applications that use AdMob’s advertising network, it does give some insight into mobile Web usage. Read more…

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Playing iTunes on BlackBerry

August 2nd, 2009 admin No comments

Q : Can I play music from my PC’s iTunes library on my BlackBerry?

A : If you don’t want to get third-party software, the BlackBerry Web site hosts a free program called BlackBerry MediaSync lets you transfer music from your iTunes or Windows Media Player library onto the smartphone. Older iTunes Store files with copy protection won’t play, though. BlackBerry MediaSync works with Windows and Mac OS X systems and you can download it here

Click the Support tab on the MediaSync page to see the instructions for setting up the software and using it to move over music from the computer. You basically have to install the program, connect the BlackBerry to the computer with its USB cable, give your BlackBerry a name and then designate where on the device you want to store the music files.

Once you get it set up, you can transfer songs and playlists over to the BlackBerry. The MediaSync page also has a video that demonstrates the process.

Tip of the week

Need to quickly grab the file path (exact location) of a document or folder residing on your Windows Vista computer? In Windows Explorer, hold down the Shift key when you right-click on the file or folder and choose Copy as Path from the pop-up menu. You can now skip the Browse step for uploading a file to a Web site (such as Flickr). Just paste this copied file path right into the form and click the Upload button.telegram

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Google Latitude For iPhone/iPod Touch Out

August 1st, 2009 admin No comments

Google Latitude For iPhone/iPod Touch OutIt’s always so nice when Google and Apple work together instead of fighting. Today Google released Google Latitude for the iPhone and iPod touch. In true Google fashion they’ve made it a browser-based app; Latitude launches in Safari.

In a nutshell, Google Latitude allows your friends to see exactly where you are at any given time and, if they have Google Latitude enabled, vice versa. If you get creeped out at the idea of all of your friends and loved ones knowing your position every hour of every day, don’t fret. Latitude has privacy settings, which allow you to decide how your location is shared, when it’s shared, and with whom it is shared.

Also, since the iPhone supports W3C Geolocation API, Google’s been able to include some search and direction functions into the app. You can press the blue dot and it will take you to your location on the map. From there, you can plug in directions and figure out how to get from where you are, to where you need to be.

All you have to do to test out Latitude is type, “google.com/latitude” into your iPhone browser. Since there’s no real way for apps to run in the background on the iPhone, Latitude won’t be able to give constant location updates for iPhone users like it does for other mobile users. You can’t get everything you want, but this is still a sweet app. i4u

RIM follows consumer curve with new BlackBerry

July 31st, 2009 admin No comments

RIM follows consumer curve with new BlackBerryRIM, the Canadian technology firm behind the BlackBerry, will today unveil its latest attempt to get the mobile email device much-loved by corporate executives into the hands of the average punter with a new mass-market version of the phone.

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 – previously codenamed Gemini – is expected to hit the UK next month with Vodafone understood to have signed up as one of the first networks to offer the handset.

While it lacks 3G mobile broadband coverage the new phone is more rugged than previous BlackBerry devices as it has rubber edges, and anyone wanting fast connectivity can use the phone’s Wi-Fi mobile broadband capability.

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