Apps, Apps, Apps

Gizmodo has dug up this graphic from OnlineMBA.com going through the app markets on iPhone, Android, Palm, Blackberry, WebOS and Windows Mobile. Some very interesting stats here.  And as we now, these markets are in their infancy…

Because of it’s sheer size I’m cutting this up so hit the break to see it full sized with the remainder of the stats:

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Conflipper Leaves The PPC Community – Will Be Missed

Conflipper is a household name in the PPC community. Not just for cooking ROMs but also for his ability to get his hands on ROMs before anyone else and to delve deep into them while always sharing the goodies he found. In fact, recently he’s the one who has been telling us what devices HTC … Read more

iPhone Deathgrip Resolved? Can You Find Your Deathgrip?

So Stevey said that the iPhone deathgrip problems isn’t really their problem. It’s everyone’s problems. See, before taking any responsibility, first he wanted to make it clear that all other phones are also f@cked up. Even yours. Let’s go through it one at a time. So he winds up giving away a bumper to every … Read more

Proporta Goes GPS With Sygic Mobile Maps

I thought this was interesting but is limited to our European readers only at this time. Our Friends at Proporta who have been bringing us their fine cases for a wide range of devices, have announced they will be the exclusive distributor for Sygic’s Mobile Maps Software. Mobile Maps is limited to the whole of Europe

Proporta will initially be bringing two Sygic products to market: Mobile Maps 10 Europe (RRP £69.99) and Mobile Maps 10 UK & Ireland (RRP £39.99). It will be developing UK retail sales in close association with Brightpoint GB, with whom Proporta has established a strong partnership in the mobile phone sector.

I emailed Proporta about any future plans to release Mobile Maps by Sygic here in the US and I will let everyone know when I get a heads up.

Press release after the break.

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Remote Control: LogMeIn releases Ignition for Android

LogMeIn’s Ignition is a remote access application for Android, which will cost you a cool $30 in the Market. The tagline at LogMeIn’s site is rather succinct: “You’re never more than a click away from your work and home computers, including all your files and applications.” As this statement filters through the minds of those … Read more

Opera Mini 5.1 Released For Android

Good news for Android as Opera Mini 5.1 has been released. Opera Mini, which compresses data by up to 90% makes page loads much faster. Opera Mini 5.1 features include:

  • tabbed browsing
  • password manager
  • bookmarks and Speed Dial

Download Opera Mini directly to your Android phone for free from the Android Market, or at m.opera.com.

For more information, visit http://www.opera.com/mobile/.

Press Release can be found after the break.

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Android 2.2 on the HTC HD2

Here’s a video of Android 2.2 Froyo running on a HTC HD2.  Everything seems relatively smooth with some minor lag in the browser, but it doesn’t look that bad.  There was an audio hiccup at the end of the video, not sure what’s the cause but it looks promising for the HD2.  At least you … Read more

Android App Inventor – Greatest Thing Ever or Beginning Of The End? [Poll]

By now you probably saw the release from Google talking about Android App Inventor. If you don’t know, this lets anyone write an ‘app’ for Android. Essentially you have a simple program that you can use to drop in text boxes, sound clips and even gain access to the GPS and accelerometer. There’s no programming … Read more

On the Fence: Leaving my favorite developers behind

I’ve been using Windows Mobile now for about 4 years.  In all my time with the Mobile OS and the thousands of applications I’ve been through, G-Alarm stands out as the absolute best of them all.  Its virtues have been extolled by all those that have had the priviledge of using it.  The group making … Read more