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Using up half the mobile Internet APPLE IPHONE USERS are bandwidth hogs who are sucking up half of the world's mobile networks' bandwidth, according to bizarre figures from Admob. If the figures are to believed, Jobs' Mob's...
Telecoms: "At the recent Symbian Exchange and Expo (SEE) held in London, telecoms.com talked to John Forsyth, leadership team, Symbian Foundation, about the organisation’s new direction and the threat from Linux and Android."
I’ve thoroughly tested the brand new Opera Mobile 10 beta on all the supported mobile phone platforms (Windows Mobile Professional / Standard and Symbian S60). In general, apart from some problems, I liked what I saw –...
While iPhone shipments are growing quickly, smartphones based on the Symbian operating system remain dominant and will continue to grow over the next several years, reports In-Stat http://www.in-stat.com. However, Symbian will...
With the recent dominance of Apple’s iPhone OS and Google’s Android, Symbian certainly doesn’t want any setbacks, but it seems unfortunate that a setback is what has happened. Reports are filtering that Nokia’s N97 and Sony...
Nokia is publicly refuting reports it will drop the Symbian operating system from its N-series device line in favor of the Maemo OS. According to a report published by The Really Mobile Project , Maemo marketing team member...
Here’s the latest action: Amazon Web Services now calculates your app costs — To give users a better idea of how their applications will work and how much they will cost to run on Amazon Web Services, the company has just...
But there's an Android approaching By Rik Myslewski in San Francisco • Get more from this author Apple's iPhone now accounts for 50 per cent of worldwide smartphone usage, according to a new report. The latest traffic figures...
The latest mobile phone from Sony Ericsson that made it into the wild is the Sony Ericsson Kurara. The Kurara is a Symbian smartphone with 8 megapixel camera with LED flash, ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz processor, 3.2? touchscreen,...
Although Symbian doesn't grab as much attention as its rivals these days it remains the most used smartphone operating system in the world with a huge installed base. Most of those phones are Nokia handsets like its N series...
