Toshiba TG02 first impressions
Here is the first hands-on video of the new Toshiba TG02, what's new - the touchscreen technology has been resistive swapped with capacitive, the device has become a wee bit…
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July 8, 2010
Skype returns to Symbian, no news about Windows Mobile version
Skype for Symbian version 1.1 has been rolled out and is now ready for most 3rd Edition and 5th Edition Symbian phones. The new update can be downloaded from m.skype.com…
July 8, 2010
Samsung Intercept confirmed
The Samsung Intercept with its sliding keyboard has been lurking around for some time now as a mid-range handset with a sliding QWERTY keyboard and higher resolution WVGA screen. The…
July 8, 2010
Tetra Master – freeware game for Windows Mobile
For those who have owned a PlayStation and enjoy playing RPG games, then you might remember Final Fantasy 9. It didn't have as many mini-games as Final Fantasy 7, but…
July 8, 2010
Samsung Epix official Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM update
Great news for all Samsung Epix owners, almost 9 months after the official release of Windows Mobile 6.5 they have finally released an update to the latest version of Microsoft’s…
July 8, 2010
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EasyShares – monitor your stock portfolio on the go
The app should be running on Windows Moble 5 Pocket PC and Windows Mobile 6 Professional devices, .NET Compact Framework 3.5 must be installed on the device. And of course,…
July 8, 2010
CityAdvisor – a public transport navigation for Windows Mobile
CityAdvisor is a navigation platform to guide you traveling in the city. This project contains: a searching application running on Windows Mobile a resource website http://www.cityadvisor.net to assembly existing maps…
July 8, 2010
Most Android apps are free, Microsoft needs to lure in more developers for Windows Moobile
Android is still the king of free apps, the most popular entries in the Apple App Store are almost exclusively games, and Windows Mobile still lives with it’s Mom, half of apps in the Windows Marketplace are written by Microsoft…
Distribution of prices in the various app stores
Google’s Android Marketplace contains primarily free apps – 57% by Distimo’s estimate (Androlib says 62%). This is much more than the competition. Less than a third of the apps in their catalogs are free. Even so, half of apps in most app stores (save for the Windows Mobile and BlackBerry ones) are under 2 US dollars.
The Apple App Store in general has about 28% free apps, but it differs quite a bit when it comes to paid apps. The iPhone apps run around 2.62 USD (average price for the 100 most popular apps), while iPad specific apps cost 6.02 USD by the same metric. (more…)
July 7, 2010
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