Samsungs latest Star TV phone, the S5233T, has just been released at South East Asia. This Star allows the user to channel surf on the cellphone, one-click screen capture and record, an on-screen keypad channel entry as well as reception of incoming SMS messages. There is no word on pricing so far, but

GetJar disagree that mobile applications download will reach 50 billion in 2012. The study found that revenue opportunities in Europe will increase from $1.5 billion in 2009 to $8.5 billion in 2012 and in America from $2.1 billion in 2009 to $6.7 billion in 2012. Asia is presently the major mobile app consumer and holds

Technology is growing by leaps and bounds and the various technological innovations will vouch for it. Now, Telegent Systems has announced that it’s shipping their analog mobile TV receiver in Samsungs Star TV S5233T handset which was recently unfurled in Southeast Asia, ensuring mobile access to free TV content. The Samsung Star TV

Mobile research firm mobileSQUARED has announced the line-up for its mobileSQUARED Roadshow events for 2010. First stop is Asia and the Singapore Art Museum, on 5 -6 May, where Liverpool FC will be among the companies speaking, outlining its mobile...

More than 9,400 illegal mobile phone outlets nationwide are selling song downloads illegally to the public. Asia One reports. Public Performance Malaysia Sdn Bhd and Recording Industry Association of Malaysia chief executive officer Tan Ngiap Foo said the figure was based on surveys. Malaysia has about 10,000 mobile phone shops but only 600 were trading in legal ringtone downloads. Read full artic...

Enterprise mobile data access service revenues are set to reach $43 billion by 2014, according to ABI Research. In comparison, revenues from mobile messaging services, including SMS and mobile email, are forecast to reach $48 billion in the same period. However, in most markets except for North America and Asia-Pacific region mobile data ...

The first phone to be officially upgraded to the Android 2.1 operating system is the Samsung Galaxy Spica (also known as the Galaxy Portal). The upgrade is available in Germany and Samsung has detailed that it will be gradually rolled out to other European markets, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Asia, Africa and rest of the world

The continued evolution of mobile networks in Asia is expected to help propel the adoption of smartphones in the region, according to IMS Research.

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Samsung has recently announced, by way of an official press release that Android 2.1 was going to begin rolling out to those with the Galaxy Spica. As for when and where. Users in Germany can expect to see the 2.1 update sometime this month. Other areas in Europe as well as Southeast Asia, the Middle