Flycell Grows South American Presence by Bringing the Largest Online Catalog of Mobile Content to Argentina NEW YORK – MobilityWire® February 8, 2010 Flycell, Inc. (www.flycell.com), a leading mobile and online entertainment content company, today announced availability of a new edition of its portal created especially for the Argentinean market. Argentina is the ninth country
Google, creator of so many things cool, may have another awesome app in the works. Google is reportedly working on a new voice-to-voice translation that will be available to mobile phones. Meaning if you're stuck in Japan, you'll be able to speak an English phrase into your phone and have it pump out the corresponding Japanese phrase for everyone (or just yourself) to hear. To quo...
Today LG unveiled a couple of new touchscreen-enabled phones to reinforce the midrange segment of their portfolio. The LG GD880 Mini is a full-touch handset, dubbed as the most compact phone with...
There has been quite a bit of news related to the BlackBerry Application Suite while I was out on vacation sand surfing in Peru. We heard rumblings last year that RIM was working on a version of BlackBerry Application Suite for Symbian devices. Just like the Windows Mobile version the Symbian version was never ...
Exciting new way to e-mail, text or print personalized greetings and postcards leaps to the top 100 paid social networking apps.......Continue Reading | | | | | | | |
Do you find yourself hooked to Facebook most of the time? Well, if your answer is in the affirmative and you also have a BlackBerry smartphone in your possession, then things could not have been better than this! A new application has been launched for BlackBerry smartphones that will certainly make you rejoice. It is
Get out your salt shakers, it's alleged spy photo time! iPhone repair site iResQ has what they claim are parts from the upcoming fourth-generation Apple iPhone, due to be launched later this year. According to photos on the site, the new iPhone's front panel (right, above) will be approximately 1/4" taller than the current iPhone 3GS (left, above). The photos also show what iResQ is call...
Last month, we wondered how many people would care about the iPads restrictive DRM shackles, which makes Apple the only available supplier of software for the iPad through the fact that users can only download software onto the gadget from Apples App Store (unless someone figures out a way to jailbreak it — whichll probably
Remember when we learned that Googles Nexus One ETF (technically Equipment Recovery Fee) was not only a whopping $350 but also was imposed in ADDITION to T-Mobiles ETF and then we threw a hissy fit? Well the FCC promptly started an investigation and it looks like Google is either admitting they overdid it
