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Two of the hottest new BlackBerry smartphones will be on sale on Black Friday from online phone retailer Wirefly. Wirefly just informed us about their hot Black Friday smartphone deals. The new BlackBerry Storm2 touchscreen phone from Verizon Wireless will be selling for only $0.99 and the AT&T BlackBerry Bold 9700 (Bold2) will be free with contract.  

The week marches on and today being Saturday means it is time to recap the recent happenings in the world of Windows Mobile. The Windows Marketplace for Mobile only launched for phones running WM 6.5 a week ago, but this week it hit all phones running WM 6.x. Those with phones running WM 6.0 or 6.1 can now get into the Marketplace by downloading the app to the phone.  

The wireless chip industry expects smartphone market surge to continue, with British microchip designer ARM saying growth would likely even accelerate further next year. The smartphone market slowed drastically in the September quarter, but chip makers -- whose products are sold weeks, if not months, before phones are sold to consumers -- said they were seeing strong market growth, indicating third quarter slowdown was temporary. "Smartphones grew this year, and we are going to probably see faster gro

There is strong momentum in smartphones   -CSR

 

Motorola has confirmed that it will be sorting out the Droid camera problems via an automatic over-the-air (OTA) update. The Droid's current 5-megapixel camera often seems to have trouble focusing and it also seems to produce red corners in photos taken. The problem has been cited as a rather weird timing bug related to the time, which seems to be correct as users seem to have been able to avoid the problem by changing the date on the phone.  

The newest Palm smartphone with 3G connection, QWERTY keyboard, social networking applications built-in, EV-DO connectivity, GPS through Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV, Amazon.com MP3 store, and 5 hours of talk time has been reduced to a mere $25 on Amazon.com with a 2 year contract of course. This is about $75 less than buying the phone from Sprint itself. This is the perfect deal for Palm fans that want to save a few bucks this holiday season.  

In effort to encourage mobile developers to create mobile apps for its Google Android OS and Symbian based mobile phones, Sony Ericsson has announced its Sony Ericsson WebSDK at the Web 2.0 EXPO in New York. The Sony Ericsson WebSDK is an open source tool created in collaboration with the PhoneGap open source community which is aimed to web and mobile developers for creating mobile apps by using HTML, CSS and JavaScript programming. The SDK enables JavaScript to access platform features and data such as ac

With the Sony Ericsson WebSDK our focus is on bringing all the capabilities of web technologies to mobile applications and giving web developers wide access to easy-to-use tools and mobile phone platforms.   -Christopher David

 

Here we go again; another Research In Motion (RIM) prototype device exposed on the Internet loooong before the BlackBerry-maker intended. This time around it's the upcoming BlackBerry Pearl 9100, or, as it was codenamed, the BlackBerry Striker/Stratus. The new images and video come from Salomondrin.net and CrackBerry.com, and they offer a fairly detailed look at what's next in RIM's Pearl smartphone lineup.  

Motorola announced today that one of their latest dumb-phones, called the Motorola Crush, will show up in U.S. Cellular's lineup this week. The Motorola Crush, though pretty, it is not actually the most advanced piece of technology known to mankind, with somewhat average features such as the 2.8 touchscreen capable of a 240×400 pixel resolution, a 2 megapixel camera (this one is a little under what we expect from a phone launched at the end of 2009), microSD expansion slot (up to 16GB of extra storage sp  

It has a slim look. Tech-savvy customers are gradually convinced by mobility and affordable prices. So is the indication in the sales of netbooks, the latest entry in Bangladesh's portable computer market.

I am looking for a design which I can carry always with me like a folder and get connected with the internet   -Habibur Rahman