Archive for March, 2009
E71x official on at&t, $99 with two-year contract
Yazan: matthew bennett | 30 March 2009 | View Comments
Categories: Uncategorized
It’s official. After speculation, push-backs, and leaked information, at&t has officially confirmed that the E71x will be available soon. Priced at $99 with a two-year contract, the all black E71x is looking good. No word yet on the firmware, which is rumored to be SP2, an upgrade from the original E71’s FP1. I’m also wondering [...]
Twittix vs Gravity for Twitter on S60
Yazan: matthew bennett | 29 March 2009 | View Comments
Categories: Uncategorized
March 30th marks the release of the first native S60 Twitter client, Gravity by MobileWays. Retailing for $9.95, it’s looking like a great start for mobile Tweeting on S60. I’ve installed Gravity on my 5800 Music Xpress, about an hour ago. I’ll post more impressions of Gravity once I’ve played with it more.
And then I [...]
talking with tnkgrl episode 8
Yazan: matthew bennett | 23 March 2009 | View Comments
Categories: Uncategorized
In this episode of talking with tnkgrl, we talk about Matthew’s new website, CTIA, Creative Commons licenses, Facebook, and some other stuff. This episode was filmed in 720P HD, so it should look pretty good if you click the full screen button. We also used an Audio Technica ATR-55 mic, and the audio quality [...]
E71x coming to AT&T. Nokia fans run like Hell!
Yazan: matthew bennett | 20 March 2009 | View Comments
Categories: Carriers
Boy Genius Report is… reporting that AT&T stores across the US are receiving the AT&T branded E71x. The hardware looks to be the same as a normal E71, so the world is wondering how the X will differ.
There has been some speculation that the E71x will have Feature Pack 2, an upgrade to the E71’s [...]
Symbian releases roadmap for OS
Yazan: matthew bennett | 13 March 2009 | View Comments
Categories: Symbian Foundation, Uncategorized
The newly reformed Symbian Foundation, after being purchased by Nokia in 2008, have announced the roadmap for thier OS release schedule. They’re aiming for a first release of the new Symbian Foundation OS V2 to deveolpers in 1H09, with devices on the market by 4Q09. Subsiquent releases will be rolled out every six months, bringing [...]
