Friday, May 7, 2010

Firefox beta 1.1 for Nokia N900 (Maemo) goes live

Firefox beta 1.1 for Nokia N900 (Maemo) finally went live today. Firefox beta 1.1 is built on the same engine as Firefox 3.6 with an extensive cover working desktop browser for optimal mobile. 1.1 Version team listened to your feedback to help us improve the browsing experience. Accordingly, the user interface of polishing and improve user interface responsiveness and efficiency in the heart of this version Beta. Secure, powerful and customizable Beta Firefox 1.1 on Nokia N900 comes with your favorite features and great improvements. Highlights:

Use the mass volume to collapse or expand to rethink the Nokia N900Download, first run and start, so you can find and use your favorite Firefox now-automatic updating IE browser featuresAdd and view a gallery full of ManagerPortrait on improving companion modules support Nokia N900Form, including menu autocompleteContext with open in a new tab and ImageManage (clear passwords and other) Menu Site improvements and additions backup site preferences, including save them in PDF format, forget your password and add a recital to update search EngineWeb

Download Firefox beta 1.1 for Nokia N900, visit firefox.com/m/beta.You can also go to firefox.com/mobile and send an SMS containing a link to download directly on your Nokia N900.Si you don't have N900 you can download Firefox mobile phone on your desktop version to test and provide feedback to create compilations modules.Bureau are exclusively for the purposes of development and have not all features:

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Nokia 75 firmware updated two v210.12.15

Nokia 75 received today a new firmware update. New version v210.12.15 firmware can be downloaded from the network switch. Note that it may take some time before the new firmware is available for your region. The changelog is still unknown!



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Nokia N8: TV outside of demo (HDMI)

Heres overview on the outside of the function of Nokia N8, such TV appearance when it was connected to a television to using an HDMI cable. Enjoy

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Opera buys FastMail .FM-news releases

Opera Software today announced that it has acquired the FastMail Web-based email provider. FM. The acquisition will allow Opera extend its current messaging product offerings and deliver cross-platform messaging to a wide range of devices, including computers, phones, TVs and game consoles.



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Any who can create a Web page can now create app for Symbian ^ 3

Symbian today announced the availability of its development tools to make Web applications on the Symbian application development as simple as creating a Web page. These new tools open application programming technical capabilities to all developers, providing access to consumers and manufacturers in the largest mobile market in the world.

"Now anyone can create great applications for devices such as the Nokia N8, Symbian first in the world"



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Nokia E5 promotional video

Shipping the latest S60 3rd Edition, Nokia E5 has homescreen feature set, including access one touches to your contacts and your favorite social networks.


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Nokia N8 browser demos

capacitive touch screen, 12 megapixel with xenon flash and at 25 frames per second, an HDMI output and video on demand via the Ovi store 720 p video captures. Apart from its cameras-oriented sharpness Nokia N8 is the first device to run on Symbian

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