Stories Tagged ‘windows mobile’

Samsung Omnia 2 Review

Written by Tom on April 26, 2011

The Samsung Omnia 2 I8000 on Verizon Wireless comes with a large AMOLED touchscreen, greater pixel resolution and better battery life than the Samsung Omnia. This much awaited device has several good features and also works at a quick speed, responding well. Though other functional smartphones have been released before the Samsung Omnia 2, this Windows smartphone is worth a serious consideration to find out if it is simply a good looking device or if there more to it, making it live up to the expectations of consumers.

Nokia and Microsoft Team Up for Mobile Phones

Written by Tom on March 2, 2011

The talking point is whether the recent Microsoft-Nokia alliance is going to push up the sales of Nokia, bringing forth better products and improving customer satisfaction. While there have been persistent murmurs of Nokia facing trouble in retaining it’s own, while facing stiff competition from Apple and Blackberry, it is still the world’s largest handset manufacturer though sales have been dipping.

Opera launches Mini 5 Browser for Android

Written by Anees Siddique on March 15, 2010

Opera Mini 5

For those Android users who were perennially grumbling about when the Opera for Android would be releasing will not have to worry anymore because it is finally out for good. The company has recently announced the fact that Mini 5 is here for users of the Google phone, and in beta.

Opera had released its versions for Windows Mobile as well as the Blackberry. Now it is available for download for the users of the Android phone as well.

Microsoft and Nokia on Mobile Office Deal

Written by Anees Siddique on August 11, 2009

The new collaboration of Microsoft and Nokia is to come with a partnership that introduces their new European mobile Office deal. They are working to release the new Microsoft Office software that is going to link Nokia’s mobile phone. According to CNET news the future version of Office is going to expand the desktop hold as well as productivity.

There is going to be significant change coming over to the market with this. The plan spans PC, Web as well as the phone. This deal is a significant process of improving the different categories it is expected to respond to.

The software maker has hit the jackpot with their new version of Office that is both browser-friendly as well as productive in Word, Power Point and One Note. These programs will function well on Safari as well as Firefox along with standard Internet Explorer. This is also going to run on Linux based machines.