Mobile 2.0

zamaninda verdigim paraciklara yanarim - Sarp Erdag

Upgrading to v3; $19.95 (Dekstop) - Ozkan Altuner

"Don’t take a picture, share the experience! Live video straight to your friends from your Nokia N900. Show your baby’s first steps to loved ones as she takes them with just a press of a button. Share your travels from wherever you are. Keep your friends in the know by sharing your Qik videos to your favorite social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Every video is also automatically archived for you to relive those precious moments and share with your loved ones." - A.T. from Bookmarklet

"As for Apple’s overall phone profits being higher than Nokia’s, don’t believe it. Just because dozens of Websites report something as true doesn’t make it so. Because of the extent of misreporting, I can’t say where the fault lies. The Strategic [sic] Analytics report, which again I haven’t seen, might have gone no further than present numbers showing that Apple makes more profit per phone than Nokia. That absolutely makes sense. But to assert that iPhone generated $1.6 billion profit during a quarter when all Apple products generated $1.67 billion is simple stupidity." - Lode Nachtergaele from Bookmarklet

"London - In our previous article Smartphone Wars: Nokia N900 versus HTC HD2 versus Motorola Droid (4) , we have seen how bloody the fight amongst the N900, the HD2 and the Droid had been. All the contestants were equally matched and each one of them traded blow for blow." - A.T. from Bookmarklet

"EUR 623.99 Free Delivery Pre-order. | Due for release on 19/10/2009" - A.T. from Bookmarklet

It costs like a good subnotebook... but wait, it is! %) - 9000

i paid less then £200 for my subnotebook... hmm... - Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)

This is nearly cool enough for me to jailbreak..... - Roberto Bonini from iPhone

Wow, I've jailbroken twice, and immediately went back to non jailbroken status... but this has huge potential. - Joshua Schnell

"At yesterday's Blackberry Developer Conference, several companies announced major updates to their applications and services designed for Blackberry smartphones. From Blackberry maker Research in Motion (RIM) came new geolocation, advertising and push services in addition to other developer tools. Meanwhile, companies like Loopt, eBay, Xobni, and others took the opportunity to show off their latest Blackberry applications as well. RIM Woos Developers With all the news from the event, one thing was clear: RIM desperately wants developers to build for Blackberry and is now actively enticing them with a slew of new offerings designed to win them over. One of the biggest announcements made yesterday involved the launch of new APIs (application programming interfaces) for third-party developers. The APIs offered include a new advertising service, a payments service, location services, and the general availability of Blackberry's own Push service, which had never before been made available... more... - sofarsoShawn from Bookmarklet