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Fresh pics of Verizon’s HTC Imagio XV6975

Thu, 01 Oct 2009 20:00:07 +0000

Verizon may be one of the carriers that looks pretty much interested in Windows Mobile 6.5 world which opens on Oct 6. The device is HTC Imagio XV6975 aka HTC Whitestone that has Touch Flo 3D interface, but no QWERTY keyboard here. The smartphone is a debutante for Verizon that has the ability to handle VCast MobileTV. Other specs of the CDMA/GSM device are:

Opera Mobile browser
WiFi Connectivity
3.5mm headset jack
3.6inch touchscreen(WVGA)
Auto-focus camera(5 MP)
528Mhz qualcomm processor

The first week of October is speculated to unveil the price and other details. The wait is about to over.

Beta version of OPERA MINI 5.0 gets a release, a FREEWARE

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 09:53:09 +0000

Opera Mini, quite a favorite mobile browser gets an update. But its beta version for now and it has got some interesting updates in its features and its looks. And yes, it includes the feature of adding new tabs which we are quite accustomed with on our computers. Have a glance at what the new version holds for you:

Sleek design — Opera Mini 5 features a new, intuitive and advanced look and feel.
Tabbed browsing — This desktop favorite is now available for Opera Mini. Tabs allow users to browser several sites simultaneously. This helps users easily jump from one page to another with the click of a tab.
Touchscreen or keypad browsing — Opera Mini caters to the needs of your phone, offering optimal browsing for both touchscreen and keypad-based phones.
Password manager — Opera Mini is a virtual memory bank, securely saving all passwords for e-mail, social-networking sites, online banking and more.
Speed Dial — This is our take on a table of contents for your Web adventure. Opera’s Speed Dial will greet you with your pre-selected Internet favorites upon loading the browser.

The version is enabled to work on any mobile phone and being a freeware, a try is must. Get more info here.

Skyfire beta

Wed, 27 May 2009 19:20:42 +0000

Skyfire is an excellent web-browser, which uses its own servers to compress the web data before sending to our devices. This results in faster loading times and less load on the CPU of our devices. It has now finally come out of beta and has hit version 1. Click on the title to read the press release