A jailbroken iPhone has been hacked to run Android. The Android OS is said to run slowly, but it works for SMS, voice, and web surfing.

Reports are coming in that claim the sources have told Daring Fireball’s John Gruber that the iPhone Gizmodo bought is “very similar” to the read deal. I still want to know whether that engineer that lost the thing was canned or not.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun

The Qi NanoNote is one different device which is small adequate to cram into most pockets, as it comes with a 3″ display at 320 x 240 resolution, featuring a clamshell design and a QWERTY keyboard that ups your productivity rate compared to a pesky alphanumeric keypad. Specially designed for thumb-typing, it can perform the most basic of computing tasks, so do not expect it to handle anything more complex than basic World Wide Web surfing and the ilk. Other hardware specifications include a 336MHz Xburst Jz4720 (MIPS compatible) processor, 32MB RAM, 2GB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot, speaker, microphone and headphone jacks. No concept on pricing for that Linux-powered machine though.

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Orginal post by Mike

Do you happen to do a whole lot of Web surfing on your BlackBerry? whether the reply is in the affirmative, perhaps we might persuade you to check out the fresh-out-of-the-oven BOLT Browser 1.6 that touts to offer a bunch of positives by the standard browser, where among them include superior speed, full page rendering, video streaming capability and being able to upload large files among others. Not only that, you additionally have the choice of setting it up as the default browser to get you flying whenever you surf with BOLT. You can choose from BOLT or BOLT Lite versions, where they can be downloaded for free. [Press Release]

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Orginal post by Mike

China Unicom has said that it expects the iPhone to capture by 10% of the 3G market in China. whether you figure in the glut of grey market iPhones already on the market there I wonder whether the iPhone already has 10%.

The South Korean iPhone distributor KT has announced that it expects to sell 500,000 iPhones in its market. The iPhone is set to hit South Korea on November 28.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun

China Unicom has said that it expects the iPhone to capture by 10% of the 3G market in China. whether you figure in the glut of grey market iPhones already on the market there I wonder whether the iPhone already has 10%.

The South Korean iPhone distributor KT has announced that it expects to sell 500,000 iPhones in its market. The iPhone is set to hit South Korea on November 28.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun