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What? End of the year and still Android 2.1? The other Android brothers are preparing for the Android 2.2, some already got it. The next Android 2.3 even will be coming soon and Sony Ericsson still deals with Android 2.1. Can’t you guys doing something better? No wonder Sony Ericsson lost it’s position in the [...]

It is no secret that WordPress is one of the most popular blogging platforms used by millions of people in the world everyday. And as the communications mode now goes mobile, the same with WordPress app. And the latest release for mobile devices is the Nokia version. The official WordPress client app for Nokia now [...]

As promised, finally Sony Ericsson officially confirmed that the Android 2.1 upgrade will start rolling out to the Xperia X10. Not only the Xperia X10 but also to Xperia X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro. The upgrade will start this Sunday evening, exactly the end of October as previously announced and Europe users will be [...]

I’m a big fan of Gmail and use multiple accounts daily. However i never check my Gmail through my iPhone browser due to it’s slow performance, instead i use the iPhone built-in Mail app. However, just noticed that Gmail recently announced that they have updated the Gmail Mobile which brings a significant improvements for Mobile [...]

For those of you who’ve been suffered waiting for the iOS4 multitasking support on TweetDeck app for iPhone, here’s a good news for you. Richard Barley, the Community Manager for TweetDeck finally says something. According to him, the development of a brand new iOS4-friendly TweetDeck iPhone app is ongoing. There’s no fixed timescale for the [...]

Opera today introduces the first native version of the Opera Mini for Symbian. The Opera Mini 5.1 beta for Symbian is now no longer based on Java like previous versions, instead it’s built natively for Symbian platform. The native version adopted all features from the previous version such as Speed Dial for the user’s favorite [...]

On Tuesday, Microsoft Tag announed that over 1 billion Tags have been printed in the last four months, bringing the total to 2 billion Tags printed since it’s launch in January 2009. There are more than 100,000 Tag accounts have been created since August and Tags have been used in more than 100 million magazines [...]

Google yesterday quietly confirmed that the Android Market had officially surpassed 100,000 active apps. At the same time the Windows Phone 7 also hit the first significant milestone which is 1000 apps in the Marketplace. The number is still far behind what Apple has in it’s App Store which close to 300,000 apps while BlackBerry [...]

If you’re one of Android users running Eclair and not lucky enough to get the Froyo upgrade for your phone, this might be interesting for you. The newest YouTube app for Android now has been ported to run on Eclair. Thanks to rolle3k, one of XDA forum member who has done a great job to [...]

Looks like the Microsoft developer team has been working harder than the hardware manufacturers. After the stock shortage during the first day of Windows Phone 7 launch few days ago, now the developer team has shown their hard work again by releasing the Mac client for Windows Phone 7 which enables you to sync music, [...]