Wednesday 17 December 2008

Documents To Go to be released on Android next year    [ 17-12-2008 23:44 ]

Author: Klimov Oleg   Source: intomobile     Translation by: Administrator     

Documents To Go, a popular mobile office suite, which was recently released for the Apple iPhone, is to be made available on devices running on the Android OS, sometime in the coming year.

The piece of software allows users to view, edit, and create Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, on the move. The software is also available on the Symbian, Windows Mobile, and Palm OSs. If you’d like to know when Documents To go is available for Android device, you can be kept informed, by signing up, here

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Nokia and Motorola have 90% of smartphone marketshare in China    [ 17-12-2008 19:18 ]

Author: Irina Turina   Source: unwiredview     Translation by: Administrator     

A study, published by CCID Consulting, reveals that Motorola and Nokia have a firm grip on the Chinese smartphone marketshare, with both companies’ products totalling to 89.15% of the marketshare. For a little more insight, during the third quarter of this year, Nokia’s marketshare stood at 69.2% and Motorola’s at 19.9%.

In total, during the third quarter of this year, 7.474 million handsets were sold in China, which currently stands as the world’s largest mobile phone market. In terms of mobile phone operating systems, in China, Symbian currently stands in first place, at 71.3%

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Motorola i9 pictures now available    [ 17-12-2008 19:11 ]

Author: Irina Turina   Source: engadget mobile     Translation by: Administrator     

Motorola's i9 handset has been known about since October. Official images have now been made available. It’s a RAZR-esque clamshell handset, which has two screens (internal and external), and is equipped with what appear to be touch-sensitive music playing keys, situated below the exterior screen.

Little is known in the way of confirmed specs, aside from a 3.1 MP autofocus camera, with LED flash, as well as Bluetooth and GPS functionality. No details on pricing or release date are currently available. The first network to take this up is said to be US carrier Sprint Nextel.

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Seven of Motorola's upcoming handsets for 2009 leaked    [ 17-12-2008 17:34 ]

Author: Serge Novikov   Source: boygeniusreport     Translation by: Administrator     

It's no secret that Motorola has perhaps been in the biggest slump of all of the mobile phone manufacturers - relying on the RAZR line too much, not keeping up with the advancement of mobile technology, and so on. There was even plans for the company to pull out of the mobile phone business altogether (click on the thumbnails below to enlarge).

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However, four of the company's handsets, planned for next year, have leaked, and it seems the company is serious this time, about getting back in the game. Very little is know about the handsets, aside from the leaked images. It's known they will all be available on the US Verizon Wireless network, sometime next year. The handset, codenamed Rush 2, will hit the network sometime in Q1 of next year. To add to that, three more Motorola handsets have leaked the other day - again, all set to appear sometime next year, on the Verizon Wireless network. First, is the Niagra, which is a slider handset, sporting a RAZR-esque keypad.

Next up, is the Fairbanks (pictured on the left), which is a ruggerised clamshell handset, which comes equipped with Push To Talk functionality, as well as dedicated music playing keys, situated below the exterior display. Lastly, pictured alongside the Fairbanks, is the Harmony. The Harmony is also a clamshell, with touch-sensetive music playing keys, again, located below the external screen.

So, that's seven of Motorola's upcoming handsets leaked for next year. It'll remain to be seen if some of them can bring the company back to where they once were.

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