NVIDIA, showing a next-generation mobile interface, powered by its GoForce 5500 chipset. The demo shows a mobile screen switching between video, photos and gaming with all manner of spangly visual effects. really cool 🙂
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Following things covers in this article :
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“I absolutely concur with Edgar on one thing, which is this idea of simplicity,†Salmi said. “We are also somewhat concerned for our core consumer base, which is teens and young adults.
Motorola, NEC, NTT DoCoMo, Panasonic Mobile Communications, Samsung Electronics, and Vodafone established the LiMo Foundation to develop the Foundation Platform, a Linux-based, open mobile communication device software platform.
via Andrea
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Dmxzone just published a mini review of flash applications for mobile devices book and a small competitions for this book.
The friendly people of Friends Of Ed are giving away 5 books! 🙂
” All you need to do, to enter the competition is, download the sample PDF and finish the following equation:
“Angle of Incidence = …”
Send your answer to this e-mail address, before Thursday the 21st of February 2007. Don’t forget to include your post address and phone number (required for international shipping) in the e-mail. ”
via Frank Beverdam
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Just saw this post in s60 blog via oren.
About TV Out feature which is available in several Nseries devices makes for a great sales pitch. its really cool.
N93, N93i and N95, it is possible! They all have TV-out cables that come with the phone and they all support VGA-size MPEG-4 video with more than 1 Mbps bitrate. 16:9 TV out mode is supported as well. The quality is incredibl.
Things you can play with 🙂
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Post your unlock ideas here what else you can do with 🙂
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Netsize has just launched a new mobile industry report (The Netsize Guide 2007) in association with Informa Telecoms and Media.
The report includes research on mobile data services in over 25 countries. The report also has articles from senior industry leaders representing global brands including O2, Cisco, EDS, Google, Microsoft, MTV, Mobile Data Association, Nokia, Telefonica, Vodafone and many more.
Download a free copy of the report here
Just register and get download link in your email.
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Motorola has today announced the new MOTORIZR Z8 slider style handset. The Z8 is notable for several reasons, not least because of its Symbian-based user interface.
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UI design of this phone looks really cool to me. Not sure it supports flash lite or not.
See video here
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Opera Software today announced that the company’s Opera Mobile browser will be made available for both versions of Windows Mobile 5 and Windows Mobile 6 at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.
Opera Software also unveiled the alpha versions Opera Mobile 9, which includes supports for Adobe Flash .
Opera Software ASA’s mobile browser is all set to be included in some of the very first Windows Mobile 6.0 phones to be made available.
Features for upcoming version can be read here
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Just got a mail from adobe that they released premier issue of proxy magzine.
“We’ve reinvented Proxy magazine to create the all-new Adobe Magazine for Creative Professionals. Subscribe to this free, online quarterly, and discover fresh insight and tutorials from the wide world of visual communications.”
Very nicely designed and typography is excellant, creative thoughts inside 🙂
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They shown this for demo and this video shows how the technology provided by Multimedia Mobile services is capable to enable any content or service provider to instantly delivering contents or services to any 3G enabled mobile phone.
No aditional software required like flash pluging, etc.
See video via youtube
I posted details about youtube mobile little earlier in my blog Refer this post.
As i feel its not so smotther as flash video shown by On2.
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Yahoo launched a new gamma version of Yahoo! Go for Mobile 2.0
Yahoo Go! is the first application optimized for the “small screen†of a mobile phone that truly makes it easy and fun to access the Internet. Everything about the Yahoo! Go interface is designed to be both visually stunning and give you what you want with the fewest clicks possible.
The service will be supported by more than 100 mobile phones.
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Yahoo is now offering mobile display advertising though its Yahoo Mobile Web service in 19 countries, extending the graphic ad platform for phones that it launched in the United States late last year.
Yahoo is serving mobile phone banner ads from the likes of Hilton’s Embassy Suites, Infiniti, Intel, Nissan, Pepsi, Procter & Gamble Asia Pacific, and Singapore Airlines starting today. The ads will appear atop the Yahoo Mobile Web home page.
Mobile advertising appeals to marketers as a way to “reach consumers when they’re on the move and communicate with them in a way we haven’t before,” as John Vail, director of interactive marketing, Pepsi-Cola North America, puts it. The new ad platform is available in Argentina , Australia , Brazil , Canada , France , Germany , India , Indonesia , Italy , Malaysia , Mexico , Philippines , Singapore , Spain , Taiwan , Thailand , United States , United Kingdom , and Vietnam .
Yahoo has been moving aggressively to expand its mobile offerings. In January, the company launched a new mobile search service, Yahoo oneSearch. The service “understands what consumers are looking for and presents answers directly in the results — not just a list of Web links to PC sites,” says Marco Boerries, senior VP of connected life at Yahoo.
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A new application enables Adobe’s Flash Video to play smoothly on mobile phones. The transcoding system will be unveiled this week at 3GSM in Barcelona.The technology has been created by On2 Technologies, a video compression company based in the U.S.Â
The company’s video compression technology is licensed to Adobe for use in Flash 8 and 9. The video compression software is also sold directly to content developers and video sharing sites.
The new system for wireless transcoding is called Flix Engine 3GPP. It will initially support the H.263 and AMR-NB 3GPP formats. On2 has the exclusive rights to transcode Flash files.Content developers and carriers will have the ability to transcode Flash files and make them available directly to wireless users. The system provides compression of video files, making them as little as one quarter the size of the original files.Â
Making video files smaller is of crucial interest to wireless carriers, many who are daunted by the expected bandwidth demands of streaming video.
They shown clearly how video appears at different frame rate. Very intresting!
And definately a enormous growth in flash video.
Read press release via on2 here
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