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Posts Tagged ‘smartphones’

The Convergence of Technology: Where PC meets Smartphone


by on March 2nd, 2012

There have been two interesting announcements at MWC this week for those of us who are interested in the convergence of mobile devices with the more fixed world of the PC. The first of those is the consumer preview of Windows 8, the new operating system from the boys at Redmond which is designed to [...]

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Android Apps on BlackBerry: Is This the New Way?


by on February 3rd, 2012

This week RIM have been promoting their BlackBerry Runtime for Android Apps which allows developers to make a few tweaks, repackage their Android apps online then upload them to BlackBerry App World. This should make porting between Android and BlackBerry simple and removes some of the challenges of porting between operating systems to ensure that [...]

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Take Note: One Million Samsung Super-Sized Smartphones Worldwide


by on January 4th, 2012

A few months ago I blogged on a new smartphone (or whatever the journalist of your choice called it) from Samsung: the Galaxy Note. While the press continue to wrangle with a form-factor definition (“phablet” is my current personal favourite), Samsung has announced the device has sold one million units worldwide. The company has taken [...]

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Tablet Market Primed for Quad-Core: Latest ASUS device announced with NVIDIA Tegra 3


by on November 30th, 2011

Not resting on its laurels after winning Stuff magazine’s gadget of the year, ahead of Apple’s iPad 2, ASUS has announced an enhanced version of its tablet/notebook hybrid, the Transformer. The Transformer Prime (a name which may sound more like an action figure than a personal computer) is the first device to carry NVIDIA’s Tegra [...]

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The Death Knell for Mobile Flash?


by on November 11th, 2011

Adobe announced this week that it would no longer be developing a Flash plugin for mobile browsers, prompting comments that Steve Jobs has had the last laugh. After all, the iPhone does not support Adobe Flash and Jobs was highly critical of its reliability, security and performance. Jobs’ essay, ‘Thoughts on Flash’ is well worth [...]

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