The native iPhone IM software Apollo IM has been updated with new version, which is able to keep the program running even you are switching to other iPhone application.
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Filed under: Messaging, HTC
Piggybacking on the announcement of the far more exciting TyTN II earlier this week, HTC has released details of its upcoming HTCmail hosted mail service designed for use with its devices in combination with Outlook 2007. Using Microsoft Exchange on its back end, HTCmail allows users to aggregate up to five email […]
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Joe Brown at Wired got the first US Spec’d Nokia N95 superphone and confirms that the update smooths away the primary flaws. HSDPA now works with US bands, tested to download at 699Kbps on AT&T’s network. Bumping the 128MB of RAM to 160MB takes away all traces of lag, too.
It still has the A-GPS, […]
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Filed under: Handsets, LG, Verizon Wireless
Kinda seems like this could be a predictable ’shop of a VX9900 showing evolutionary changes to the keyboard and screen — but be that as it may, this picture is getting shown around on HowardForums as depicting the interior of the VX10000 recently outed by the FCC. The screen looks […]
