Archive for September, 2009
Adobe’s OpenScreen project has a YouTube channel
Yazan: matthew bennett | 30 September 2009 | View Comments
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Adobe has a developers initiative going on called The Open Screen Project. It’s a collaboration between Adobe, NBC, Intel, Verizon, Palm, Qualcomm, Zii Labs, Samsung and others.
The purpose of Open Screen is to enable Flash content on non-computer devices, like your mobile device or your TV. Imagine widgets in the corner of [...]
N900 + WiiMote + SNES Emulator + TV-out
Yazan: matthew bennett | 30 September 2009 | View Comments
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If you’r itching for a $600 SNES, now you can have it! Combining DrNokSNES (great name!) and the Nokia N900 running Maemo 5, YouTube user urhokonttori also throws in WiiMote support, and runs the whole thing on his TV. Yes, mobile devices are gunning for consoles, even if it’s a 20 year old [...]
tlkng wth tnkgrl #15
Yazan: matthew bennett | 21 September 2009 | View Comments
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In this webisode of tlkng wth tnkgrl, we discuss many new announcements and hardware from Nokia, and Motorola, including but not limited to the N97 mini, the X6, N900, N86, 7705 and MotoCLIQ and MotoBLUR.
Special thanks to tnkgrl of tnkgrl Mobile for participating! Be sure to go subscribe to her RSS feed, and follow [...]
Nokia releases Mural on at&t US
Yazan: matthew bennett | 17 September 2009 | View Comments
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Nokia has a new device out now on at&t in the US. Named the Mural, it’s got a fairly standard feature set, save the cool outershell illumination colors. Oh well, I guess any choices on at&t is good for Nokia, even if the device doesn’t excite Nokia fans.
Update : PhoneReport says at&t cut [...]
N900 hacking, PUSH, and ’80s toys
Yazan: matthew bennett | 16 September 2009 | View Comments
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Nokia is positioning the N900 in a strange spot. Many “mobile-technology bloggers” are going to move to Maemo 5 on the N900, after years with S60 in it’s various flavors. The high-end normobs will likely stick to the N97 and N97 mini, while the Mobile Fashionistas will likely favor the X6 or N86.
So [...]
