It's getting harder and harder to pick a smartphone, with options like iPhone OS, WebOS, Android, and Windows Mobile making the choosing difficult. Life would be easier if you could pick two, and that's what virtualization giant VMware is working on, the ability to run dual OSes in one smartphone. The company already has Android/WinMo and other prototypes running, but phones featuring the tech now aren't expected to hit market until 2012 -- a big delay from the earlier indications of a release this year. Those prototypes rely on ugly boot menus, whereas the vision for this tech would see users switching between environments on the fly, taking and making calls in either whilst juggling chainsaws and dazzling their friends. The company pledges it'll be a seamless experience, but we're doubtful given how even stepping out of HTC's SenseUI into the OS below can occasionally result in mild nausea. The bigger question is who would want this, and it's easy to think the answer is "basically...
We regularly link to the Carnival of the Mobilists here on AAS, which always has something interesting in terms of generic mobile reading. Carnival 203 not only is worth a look but is also, thanks to Nokia's free Mobile Web Server software, hosted ON a Nokia S60 phone. Of course, with all this publicity, Antoine Wright may well decide that doing so was a bad idea for her data bill, but no pain, no gain... Let's hope she stays within Wi-Fi coverage!
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Officially announced only in GSM flavor, the Samsung Corby S3650 might also be released in a CDMA version for the Indian market – where major carriers like Reliance and Tata use CDMA networks. The new Corby S3650 would be India’s first CDMA touchscreen phone to provide access to social ... IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis found this 85 minutes ago on unwiredview.com Find more top technology news, videos, and blogs on TechBlips: Mobile, Bluetooth , Android
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The iPhone officially went on sale in China at the end of October and in Japan in summer last year, but many people in one important Asian market were still waiting for it the whole time: Korea. After getting the official government approval in mid-November, the country’s number two mobile carrier, KT Corporation, started rolling out the iPhone on November 28. And it can be happy about a pretty successful roll-out.