Nokia XpressMusic 5900 leaks out?

Nokia XpressMusic 5900 leaks out?

Sure, this could just be a keepin' it real fake, but we've got a hunch these pics of an upcoming Nokia XpressMusic 5900 are the real deal -- it's just too understated to be shanzai. Compared to the 5800, the updated handsets are said to feature a slightly larger 3.5-inch display, a five megapixel camera, and more or less the same build of S60 5th edition, all in a slightly thinner case. That's all we know for now, but we're told we'll find out more soon -- keep it locked.

Next WebOS smartphone by Palm to be called Palm Eos

Seemingly designed as a successor of the Palm Centro, the rumored next WebOS device by Palm has finally received a name and a face - enter the Palm Eos. At only 10.6mm thickness the QWERTY-equipped handset packs quad-band GSM support and dual-band HSDPA (more or less its US flavor frequencies).
The Palm Eos has a 2.63-inch capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 320 x 400 pixels, 4GB of storage, and a GPS receiver. The final touches on the specs sheet include a 2 megapixel fixed focus camera with a flash, stereo Bluetooth (A2DP) and a microUSB port.

The Palm Eos should be announced for AT&T in the US at a price of 350 US dollars before any rebates. And since perhaps we didn't make ourselves clear up until now, the Eos is still a rumored device - though all the information seems rock solid.

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Ultimate VoiceRecorder v6.0.1

Fingertip Access Ultimate VoiceRecorder v6.0.1 S60v3 S60v5 SymbianOS9.x Unsigned Cracked-DiL



This application satisfies all your recording needs. It will let you record a voice memo, reminder/alarm or phone call anytime by simply pressing hotkeys of your own choices. Phone calls can also be recorded automatically based on your choices.
You can record arbitrarily long memo or conversations. You can also let the application automatically forward recorded clips to your default email or phone number by Email or MMS.
The application will automatically stop recording once the storage space is low on your phone and never will fill up your phone! Hotkeys work anytime, always! Free upgrades of future versions!

New In Version 6.0.1

• Support Nokia S60 5th edition phones such as 5800.
• Improved sound quality for call recordings, using both WAV and AMR format.
• "Tape" icon can be changed to show on top of screen or bottom of screen in Settings.
• Add "C" key for triggering recording in Settings.
• Support installation of the application on all available drives such as C, E, F
• Support recording to all available drives such as C, E and F
• # codes only work on phone screen to avoid affecting other applications to use keypad such as sms, calculator.
• Bug fixes in previous versions such as those affecting sms sending, not-responsive key press, auto sending. 

This software will work with all the devices of S60v3 & S60v5

Nokia 5800 Star Trek edition warms up the UK for the movie

As trekkies dust off their costumes and prepare them for the long wait in line for the premiere of J.J. Abrams' reboot, Nokia are offering something to help them accessorize - Nokia 5800 Star Trek edition. It will come preloaded with Trek-related content like a phaser app, which will definitely help fend of people with lightsabre applications.
The Nokia 5800 Star Trek edition will be available in the usual color versions - red, blue and black/silver. Remember now, red uniforms are for tactical/engineering, blue are for science officers and silver… Okay, here our treknoledge betrays us.
Other content that will come preloaded with the Nokia 5800 Star Trek edition includes Trek wallpapers, screensavers and exclusive ringtones including "Phazer Shot", "Red Alert" and "Kelvin Communicator".
Nokia 5800 Star Trek edition will be available in the UK starting May 1st for free with a 25-pounds-a-month contract with either Vodafone, O2, T-Mobile or Orange. It's just in time for the movie, which opens on the 8th of May.
Another interesting 5800-related piece of news today is that the phone will launch with Nokia's Comes With Music service in Brazil. During the first month after the launch, it will be available only through Brazilian operator TIM.
There's heavy accent placed on Brazilian artists with several domestic labels signed up to deliver content. The phone will be offered for 399 Brazil reais (181 US dollars) with an unlimited data plan. Some promotion-related perks offered by TIM include two months of free download of content and free access to the Internet and email.
Nokia 5800 Comes With Music is available in Brazilian stores starting today and everyone who preordered from the online store should get theirs by the end of the week.

T-Mobile Sells 1 Million G1s

The success of the Android-powered handset could spur other manufacturers to adopt Google's open source operating system. 

 

T-Mobile has a hit on its hands with its Android-powered smartphone, as the T-Mobile G1 has sold more than a million units in about six months.

 

The news came during Deutsche Telecom's earning call, and it's a good sign for the Google (NSDQ: GOOG)-backed operating system. The G1 launched in October, but it was unclear how well it would be received because it was an untested OS and lacked the enterprise features that generally attract smartphone buyers. The handset has a 3.2-inch touch screen that slides up to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. It also has the features one expects from a high-end smartphone, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. One key differentiator of the G1 is that it has deep integration with Google's Web services, including Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Calendar.
The G1 has been the recipient of T-Mobile's largest ad campaign for a phone, and it also has the benefit of being one of the first handsets capable of utilizing T-Mobile's 3G network. Rivals like AT&T (NYSE: T), Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S), and Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless have a large lead in 3G deployment, but the fourth-largest U.S. carrier is quickly rolling out its mobile broadband network.
Companies like Samsung, Motorola (NYSE: MOT), and Sony (NYSE: SNE) Ericsson are considering bringing Android-powered smartphones to the market, and the sales success of the G1 could spur other manufacturers to take a closer look at the Google-backed mobile operating system.
While the G1 has been successful, it has not been as popular as some of it smartphone rivals. Verizon's BlackBerry Storm launched with multiple software bugs that led to mixed reviews, but it sold 1 million units in about three months. Apple's iPhone 3G sold 1 million units worldwide in its launch weekend and likely took about a month to sell 1 million units in the United States.  

iPod Touch Is Apple's Sleeper Hit (AAPL)

Apple (AAPL) blew out expectations for March quarter sales and earnings. The iPhone was especially strong. But Apple's iPod touch -- its most expensive iPod -- is also crushing it, and that's a big reason that Apple will top 1 billion iPhone/iPod touch app downloads in the next day or two.
Apple sold about 3 million iPod touches last quarter. Compared to 3.8 million iPhones shipped, that is pretty excellent.

 

How'd we get that number? During today's earnings call, Apple revealed that it's sold 37 million iPhones and iPod touches to date. But separately, it said it has sold more than 21 million iPhones to date. Last month, Apple said it had sold about 13 million iPod touches through the end of last December. So that's about 3 million from January through March.
This -- combined with the success that PC makers like Acer are having selling cheap "netbook" PCs -- tells us one thing: That Apple could probably be successful selling a larger "iPod touch HD" later this year that fits somewhere between the iPod and the MacBook.

BLUETOOTH 3.O Gets Formally Adopted

Blueetooth SIG has announced today that it has formally adopted the Bluetooth Core Specification Version 3.0 High Speed (HS), also known as Bluetooth 3.0. The new release of the short-range wireless technology is meant to offer increased data transfer speeds and wireless Bluetooth experience at the same time. Manufacturers of devices that utilize the technology can now apply it in their products, offering users the possibility to send large amounts of video, music and photos between different electronics and home entertainment devices.

The increased speeds that Bluetooth 3.0 can offer come from the 802.11 radio protocol. The technology now includes the 802.11 Protocol Adaptation Layer (PAL), which allows for increased throughput of data transfers at speeds reaching almost 24 Mbps. At the same time, the new standard is also meant to offer increased power savings for mobile phones that use Bluetooth 3.0, courtesy of the built-in enhanced power control.

”The new iteration of Bluetooth technology is based on the inherent qualities of the current 2.1 EDR version, such as Simple Secure Pairing and built-in, automatic security. At the same time, Bluetooth 3.0 HS can offer developers, manufacturers and consumers backward compatibility with older standards, offering enhancements of the technology with every new specification release. Those who would like to learn more about the compatibility between Bluetooth-enabled devices should visit the Bluetooth Gadget Guide.

Among the applications that consumers will benefit from when it comes to Bluetooth version 3.0 HS we can count the Wireless bulk synchronization of music libraries between PC and music player or phone, Bulk download of photos to a printer or PC, as well as the ability to send video files from camera or phone to computer or television.

The formal adoption of the standard is only the first step in the lifecycle of Bluetooth 3.0. Wireless chip manufacturers and Bluetooth SIG member companies (including Atheros, Broadcom, CSR, and Marvell) will make the second step, namely providing device manufacturers with silicon solutions based on the technology. Products that will support the new standard are expected to come to market in about 9 to 12 months.