Microsoft to end Itanium support
Microsoft is finally phasing out its support for Intel’s Itanium chip which once held plenty of promise, according to a blog posting last week which mentioned that the current version of Windows Server – Windows Server 2008 R2 will be the final one which supports the Itanium, and any other future versions will just move [...]
Google Gesture Search Updated To Support Android 1.6
If you’re running Android 1.6 and were drooling by Google’s Gesture Search that was announced about two weeks back, you’re in for a treat, as Google has just officially announced support for Google Gesture Search on Android 1.6. Google Gesture Search allows you to search for an item by just drawing alphabet gestures on the [...]
New Dolby Mobile with 5.1 Genuine Surround Sound at MWC
[MWC 2010] Dolby Laboratories is releasing its new version of Dolby Mobile, featuring discrete 5.1 multichannel surround sound. Dolby will held its first public demonstration of its latest technology on an LG Android-based smartphone. I was invited to analysis the previous version of Dolby Mobile on an LG phone at their headquarters, and you can [...]
Google Nexus One To Cost $199?
With more and more details of the Nexus One being leaked, rumors are additionally showing up fast and furiously. We’d like to stress that that is still firmly in the “rumor” bin, and according to the rumor, the Nexus One will cost $199 when launched, and it achieves that price point by being subsidized by [...]
Ovi Mail Setup For S60 Updated
It looks like Nokia has released an update for its Ovi Mail Setup. In case you didn’t know, that application allows users to setup an Ovi Mail explanation directly on their S60 devices. The new version extends device support, fixes a couple of bugs and is localized in 18 different languages. You won’t need to [...]