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Karbonn mobiles USB drivers and PC Phone software suite It is been pending for a long time and the good news is Karbonn mobiles is going to publish their entire drivers and PC – Phone software on website, which can be freely downloaded and used with their products. Softwares and drivers would be available soon at downloads (Do wait for few days incase it is not opening up)   Related posts: Free softwares for Windows Free softwares for Windows This…

Barnes & Noble unveils store for digital books [Reuters] More details on Barnes & Noble’s eBookstore launch. Big shot across the bow here: “Eschewing Amazon’s Kindle-only approach, the bookseller said its digital books could be read on the iPhone or iPod touch, Research in Motion Ltd’s Blackberry and most Mac and Microsoft Corp Windows laptops or desktop computers.” (tags: barnes+noble amazon kindle plastic+logic digital+distribution downloads ebooks ereaders ) Announcing the NYT API Tool [Open Blog - NYTimes] Good to see publishers thinking about this kind of content portability.

Handmark released a new BlackBerry Twitter client today.  It’s called TweetCaster and it has some pretty cool features: Ability to toggle between multiple accounts URL shortening Picture sharing One-step @reply and retweet capabilities GPS locator to find Twitter friends near you Real-time trending topics list I haven’t installed TweetCaster yet, however, I am about to and will create a new post telling you what I think once I’ve had the chance to play with it.

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Barnes & Noble has confirmed in a company statement that there will be a E-Bookstore by Barnes, and that it will be the “World’s Largest E-Bookstore”.  They have also partnered with Plastic Logic to make their own E-reader, which is set to be launched in early 2010. Barnes also promises that E-books will be available for the iPod Touch, iPhone, Blackberry, and even PC’s, as well as other E-readers. The store will launch with 700,000 E-books starting at $9.99 each.

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It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll serve as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will have to come from BN. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis , and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch .

Click the link to read about Barnes and Nobles new eReader. Barnes and Noble Announces “World’s Largest eBookstore”, Upcoming eReader I think the announcement could not have come at a better time concerning all whats happened with Amazon and Kindle recently . BARNES & NOBLE LAUNCHES WORLD’S LARGEST eBOOKSTORE Introduces “Every Device” Strategy Upgrades eReader Application Free Downloads Announces Strategic Partnership with Plastic Logic New York, New York – July 20, 2009 – Barnes & Noble, Inc.

Rumors about Barnes & Noble’s plans to develop an eReader have been confirmed in a company statement that launches a new eBookstore and outlines a partnership with Plastic Logic to develop an eReader for an early 2010 launch. B&N; also notes that they will offer eBooks on devices like the iPhone, iPod Touch and Blackberry as well as PCs and Macs in addition to their Plastic Logic device.

A different kind of free iPhone app has hit a milestone after the Gay iPhone Radio application was able to hit the 50,000 mark as far as downloads are concerned. The app is from GayInternetRadioLive.com (G.I.R.L.) which debuted 4 months ago and was listed among Apple’s top 100 free music applications. The wildly popular dance formatted station appeals to all dance music enthusiasts but specifically targets the GLBT demographic. Features: .3MB application size.

Monday, July 20th, 2009 by Steven 0 Add a CommentIt’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored, but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll serve as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will have to come from BN.

It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll servce as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will come from BN itself. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis , and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch .

It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll serve as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will have to come from BN. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis , and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch .

It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll servce as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will come from BN itself. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis, and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch .

It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll serve as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will have to come from BN. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis , and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch .

Barnes & Noble Booksellers Barnes & Noble Launches World’s Largest eBookstore Introduces “Every Device” Strategy Upgrades eReader Application Free Downloads Announces eBookstore Partnership with Plastic Logic New York, New York – July 20, 2009 – Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the world’s largest bookseller, announced today the launch of the Barnes & Noble eBookstore (www.bn.com/ebooks), the world’s largest eBookstore, on Barnes & Noble.com (www.bn.com), enabling

It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll serve as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will have to come from BN. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis , and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch .

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July 20th, 2009 Posted in Freeware, Fun, GPS/Travel Apps, Utilities WHERE is a location-based mobile application that connects users to the world around them with local information such as news, events and restaurant reviews, and the ability to network with friends while on the go. WHERE puts the people, places and things that mobile users look for at their fingertips in one easy to use application. WHERE also enables brands and advertisers to reach a local audience.

It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored, but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll servce as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all digital literature you’re wanting to purchase on-device will come from BN itself. According to the press release, downloads from Google’s public domain archives will also be made available gratis, and as for the enigmatic 8.5 x 11-inch slate, it’s still reportedly on track for an early 2010 launch.

While the address book is hardly one of the BlackBerry OS’ weakest links, it’s also pretty ordinary as far as we’re concerned. On a device that lends itself to communications more so than any other there’s plenty more that RIM could be doing in the space. As such, it’s understandable that many are excited for Xobni’s forthcoming BlackBerry offering , which we briefly checked out a couple of months ago.

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Google has stated that it thinks the future of the mobile phone won’t be based on mobile App Stores, despite Apple’s version tipping 1.5 billion downloads . Vic Gundotra, Google Engineering VP said that the web ‘has won’ and in the future will be the platform to find and run all applications. He believes the problem is the sheer amount of platforms available for applications, such as those from BlackBerry , Apple and Nokia , mean it’s hard for a company to support all of them.

Google has stated that it thinks the future of the mobile phone won’t be based on mobile App Stores, despite Apple’s version tipping 1.5 billion downloads . Vic Gundotra, Google Engineering VP said that the web ‘has won’ and in the future will be the platform to find and run all applications. He believes the problem is the sheer amount of platforms available for applications, such as those from BlackBerry , Apple and Nokia , mean it’s hard for a company to support all of them.

When we think of the IPhone we usually picture a beautifully crafted piece of technological hardware. It definitely could be viewed as more than a phone. With its shiny surfaces and excellent looking screen, the IPhone is the state of the art information and communication device that defines the new mobile gene ration. A generation that isnt shy about keeping their technology “fully loaded” with the best applications. But keeping your IPhone loaded with all the newest and best software downloads and applications isnt cheap.

“The Mobile User Experience Is Miserable” – thisisnotablog.dk 07/20/2009 Acording to a study by Nielsen Norman Group browsing the web from a mobile phone today is as bad as it was to browse the web from a desktop 15 years ago . The users had difficulties doing everyday tasks on their mobile phones, like finding information about a specific wine or finding arrival info for a plane.

“The Mobile User Experience Is Miserable” – thisisnotablog.dk 07/20/2009 Acording to a study by Nielsen Norman Group browsing the web from a mobile phone today is as bad as it was to browse the web from a desktop 15 years ago . The users had difficulties doing everyday tasks on their mobile phones, like finding information about a specific wine or finding arrival info for a plane.

Long time SMS Text News and Mobile Industry Review columnist, Malcolm Murphy , is back! And he’s taking no prisoners with his first contribution to MIR 3.0 : The mobile web is getting it in the neck. Read on to see if you agree. Over to you, Malcolm: – - – - – How do you access data/content on the go?  Is it through the browser on your phone?  Or through separate applications?  Recently, I’ve noticed that I don’t do “mobile browsing” any more; 90% or more of the data I consume is via other applications, e.g.

Copyright © 2009 PatrickJ . Visit the original article at http://justanotheriphoneblog.com/wordpress/iphone-app-store/biggest-threat-to-the-iphone-app-store-apples-arrogance/ . Image Source: Method + Moxie With over 60,000 apps now – including lots that don’t involve farting and are very good quality – and 1.5 billion downloads in its first year, is there anything that can stop, or even slow, the momentum of the iPhone OS as a mobile platform?

Copyright © 2009 PatrickJ . Visit the original article at http://justanotheriphoneblog.com/wordpress/iphone-app-store/biggest-threat-to-the-iphone-app-store-apples-arrogance/ . Image Source: Method + Moxie With over 60,000 apps now including lots that dont involve farting and are very good quality – and 1.5 billion downloads in its first year, is there anything that can stop, or even slow, the momentum of the iPhone OS as a mobile platform?

A few days ago I mentioned how the BlackBerry Desktop Manager version 5.0.0.8 was available via Verizon’s download site . Before that, you may recall the latest version showing up on a CD that shipped with the new BlackBerry Tour . Well, today, the latest and greatest version of the BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) Desktop Manager is now available for everyone to download via BlackBerry.com! Finally… I mean, c’mon, we all knew it was coming… Just took a little longer than we expected here.

While the address book is hardly one of the BlackBerry OS’ weakest links, it’s also pretty ordinary as far as we’re concerned. On a device that lends itself to communications more so than any other there’s plenty more that RIM could be doing in the space. As such, it’s understandable that many are excited for Xobni’s forthcoming BlackBerry offering , which we briefly checked out a couple of months ago.

How do I get Mediafly on my BlackBerry device? To download the Mediafly Audio Edition for BlackBerry, visit www.mediafly.mobi on your BlackBerry’s web Browser (generally the ‘globe’ icon in your main application screen) and follow the download instructions.  Note: only the BlackBerry web browser is supported for downloading the Mediafly application; third-party browsers such as Opera Mini are not supported.

July 20th, 2009 Posted in BlackBerry News & UpdatesThe BlackBerry Storm 9530 has been $199.99 since its release late last year.  We saw buy one get one free offers from Verizon where you could literally purchase any BlackBerry including the Storm and get a second one free (with a plan that is).  There’s a new Berry in town going by the name BlackBerry Tour 9630 who is pretty much the top notch BlackBerry Verizon has to offer at the moment.  Being $199.99, Verizon has decided to bring the Storm

BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 has been available for OTA download over the weekend and you’ve probably seen people Tweeting about it. The good folks at Omie Tech have been creating mirrors and redirects for the downloads because they keep getting pulled and exceeding their bandwidth. Go to the OmieTech page for the latest mirrors and downloads for BlackBerry Messenger 5.0. The latest build for BlackBerry Messenger has a ton of new features such as: SMS support – BlackBerry devices are finally getting threaded SMS support.

BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 has been available for OTA download over the weekend and you’ve probably seen people Tweeting about it. The good folks at Omie Tech have been creating mirrors and redirects for the downloads because they keep getting pulled and exceeding their bandwidth. Go to the OmieTech page for the latest mirrors and downloads for BlackBerry Messenger 5.0. The latest build for BlackBerry Messenger has a ton of new features such as: SMS support – BlackBerry devices are finally getting threaded SMS support.

Your new BlackBerry Smartphone (maybe a Tour?!) is in your hand and you’re ready to go. You want to check the weather, hop on Twitter, listen to streaming radio and play some games. Once you’re initiated, getting apps onto your BlackBerry is an easy process, but if you’re new to BlackBerry it’s not quite as readily intuitive as it could be. Just how do you get all those apps installed and running? There are few good options out there for browsing, purchasing and installing applications.

I don’t know about you, but I’m attached to my Blackberry device.  OK, I’ll fess up; I have two of them. Mobile technology fascinates me and now that the new iPhone has a sideways keyboard (making the keys larger) I’ll likely give in and get one of those too. (NOTE; I’ve already shared how much I love the Peek -email and texting only device-and how especially useful it is for those folks who want a very simple, easy-to-use, very cost effective device.  See the special 50% off offer for Tripologists

Is it just me, or, should Research in Motion already have come out with a device that looks like this a long time ago?  I know that this patent was only published in May of last year , but, one has to ask how a company with the resources of RIM didn’t see that the slide-out keyboard form factor is any area where they could lead the field in smartphones for several years?

Mobile applications could continue to rise in popularity and number until they peak at 10 million by 2010, according to app online store, GetJar.com.  At the MobileBeat conference in San Francisco, mobile “apps” were at the forefront of debate, with many companies commenting on the future of the market. According to the BBC, GetJar said that apps will become “as big as the internet”, but the developer community will decline drastically as each developer makes less money.

By Maggie Shiels Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley The market for mobile applications, or apps, will become “as big as the internet”, peaking at 10 million apps in 2020, a leading storefront believes. However, GetJar say, the developer community will decline drastically as each developer makes less money. According to the Symbian Foundation, newly in the developer market, apps will become more personal and practical as their numbers grow.

Apps ‘to be bigger than internet’ By Maggie Shiels Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley The market for mobile applications, or apps, will become “as big as the internet”, peaking at 10 million apps in 2020, a leading storefront believes.However, GetJar say, the developer community will decline drastically as each developer makes less money. According to the Symbian Foundation, newly in the developer market, apps will become more personal and practical as their numbers grow.

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Google has stated that it thinks the future of the mobile phone won’t be based on mobile App Stores, despite Apple’s version tipping 1.5 billion downloads . Vic Gundotra, Google Engineering VP said that the web ‘has won’ and in the future will be the platform to find and run all applications. He believes the problem is the sheer amount of platforms available for applications, such as those from BlackBerry , Apple and Nokia , mean it’s hard for a company to support all of them.