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Damaka Takes Multi-Party Video Conferencing to the iPhone
Mobile unified communications and collaboration vendor Damaka today introduced what it calls real-time, multi-party video conferencing for the Apple iPhone platform, including the iPadThe solution offers a live multi-party video application and desktop sharing with voice and editing capability, Presence,…
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Apple and HTC on the rise, RIM losing ground according to ChangeWave survey:
Unlocked Smartphones were given a whole new dimension by Apple when it introduced its iPhone. Since then, it has been a steady competition between several companies to outwit the other in the smartphones market. Some have been able to gain prominence while others have lacked quality and have slipped into oblivion.
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Symbian Goes Web App Crazy with PhoneGap
There’s no question in the mobile market that Symbian has lost major ground in the ecosystem in the last 3 years. Since Symbian was top dog (probably at the height of the N95′s success), the mobile web has sprung up and the top market share but mindshare losing mobile OS has failed to embrace it. That is, until recently. Earlier this week, Symbian announced that it will embrace the open-source PhoneGap tool in the new Symbian^3 version of the mobile operating system. This will mean that developers can code on Symbian^3 utilizing standard tools such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This will make Symbian a more friendly choice to mobile web developers who are looking to make the leap to writing mobile apps. Now, they’ll have the luxury of utilizing native functions such as geolocation, accelerometer data, camera, contacts, and network availability, all in an application framework that web developers are familiar with.
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How to use UIAutomation to create iPhone UI tests – What’s new in O’Reilly Answers: iPhone UI tests, beautiful code, Objective-c, cloud computing,…
One of the more useful (from a developer standpoint) features coming in iOS 4 (formerly iPhone OS 4) is the UIAutomation tool. This lets you run an automated set of tests against an application, and test to see if they had the expected results.
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Four short links: 20 July 2010 – Hardware Hacking, BI Reporting Tool, Book Recommendations, and Winning the Futurist Lottery
Dangerous Prototypes — “a new open source hardware project every month”.
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British Airways Updates Mobile App
With all the talk in the last few days surrounding the flaws in the design of the iPhone 4 antenna, it is easy to begin to overlook the positive impact that the iPhone in all its guises has had on the mobile industry as a whole. The iPhone is mainly responsible for kick-starting the whole mobile application industry, delivering bright, colourful applications that were easy to browse, purchase and install. Apple do receive criticism for the way they control the whole App Store experience, but the quality control is something that helps deliver a consistently high level user experience across all applications
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Confirmed: iPhone 4Coming to India in September/October
AirTel will be launching the iPhone 4 in India officially in the month of September/October 2010. The phone, which is the 4th generation iPhone was launched by Apple this June and was one of the most anticipated gadgets of 2010 or should I saw now it has become most controversial due to the reception issues of the iPhone OS 4.0.
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Four New iPhone 4 Ads Focusing on FaceTime Feature
iPhone 4 is into news since the day it was launched, first people went crazy about the kind of features this new Apple hardware was bringing on the table and later when Apple made the iPhone 4 available to people, they went crazy dsicussing about the antennae issues and reception issues they were facing. Apple’s response was, “We don’t care a fuck about the iPhone issues!!!”Apple also held a press conference last week where they showed that antennae issues are something that are not unique to the iPhone but are faced by many of the high-end smart phones available today. They also talked about the issues RIM’s and Nokia’s smart phones show.And now Apple is back to the game, with the launch of 4 new iPhone 4 ads that focus on FaceTime feature of the iPhone 4.
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Twitter for Blackberry out of Beta, Will be Launched Tonight
If you are a Blackberry user you must have used the official Twitter for Blackberry. Well the application was in beta stage till now and today Twitter for Blackberry will be launched, which will be out of Beta stage and will be available in the Blackberry app world.
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RIM, Google and Skype Asked to Present Email and Other Data by Indian Government
The ghost of DoT (Department of Telecommunication, India) has again come back in the lives of RIM, Skype and Google. The Indian governement has asked these companies that they should share the email data with the Indian telecom and information authorities.If any of these companies fail to produce the data which is not complaint to the department’s standards, Indian government might block or ban these companies to operate in India.As of now there is no official statement from any of these three companies but given the sheer size of the population, who use these services in India, I am sure the companies and the government would figure out a way around this issue.
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