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Microsoft's new Bing app for the iPhone and iPod touch includes voice search and geotagging features. Microsoft and Apple are rivals in the mobile operating systems space, but Microsoft has been pushing hard to raise Bing's search engine market share. That means going everywhere users' eyes are, including Apple's smartphone.Posted by Digg RSS Search for smartphone on December 26, 2009
The present day handset freaks are deliberately looking the latest devices of big brands. In nut shell talking about the brand like Sony Ericsson, which has already spreaded its wings so much higher in the field of communication.Posted by Technorati Search for: smartphone on October 24, 2009
October 28th and the launch of the Verizon Droid by Motorola fast approaches, but according to the latest rumors, leaks and speculation there’s a lot more Android 2.0 intrigue to come before 2009 is out. BGR have previewed their Motorola Droid prototype and come away positively grinning; the smartphone has an excellent 3.7-inch display, highly usable keyboard and the best battery life and performance of any Android device they’ve tested so far. Meanwhile there’s talk not only of aPosted by Technorati Search for: smartphone on October 20, 2009
ZTE, a major mobile phone OEM in China, is spreading its wings and taking on the international smartphone market, and is using Windows Mobile to do it. The company has been working with the TMN network in Portugal, where it released its Bluebelt smartphone 6 months ago, grabbing 30% of the smartphone market with its sleek and low-cost Windows Mobile smartphone. Its now planning to move into the UK market next year with a similar device. ZTE UK head of terminal operation Wu Sa told MobilePosted by Technorati Search for: smartphone on September 25, 2009
Verizon has decided that they will no longer support the Palm Pre, which probably means that from next year onwards, Palm will look to other providers to bring their Pre smartphone (and the Pixi, too) to other carriers. This doesn't bode too well for Verizon, since it effectively kills off any notable smartphone offering from the company, while the Pre looks for a new owner who is willing to take it under their wings and push more units to the masses. Permalink: Verizon ditch
