YouTube watchers on Symbian and Windows Mobile River volition wish to update their applications to 2.4, as the latest version includes suggested search results, history support so you tin approach favourites and subscriptions, and a redesigned habitation screen. While the account documentation lets you to approach everything you’ve established on a PC, I’m curious if you could mark favourites, add subscriptions, or leave comments; if not, they would be nice features for a future tense release.

The Symbian app first base came out around this time last class, and proceeded to enjoy fresh language and 5th. edition documentation and compatibility with touch devices. Both the S60 and Windows Mobile app seem to be going down the development path hand-in-hand, as the WinMo app was released right field after the Symbian single, though not updated quite as often.

If you’re interested, both YouTube apps for Windows Mobile River and S60 can be picked by visiting m.youtube.com/app in your respective mobile vane browsers.

[via Official Google Mobile Blog]

As you may know, the 3G-enabled edition of the Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iPad volition be scoop to AT&ere;T (New York Stock Exchange: T). That, however, won’t stopover Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless to pursue iPad ownin’ users to sign up for their mobile broadband service. In other actor’s line, the Big Red River wants to see iPad folks grabbing the MiFi and use it on “US’s largest and most reliable 3G meshing.”

And you know how MiFi deeds, right? Simply press a button and it instantly creates a hotspot which can be used for connecting WiFi-enabled devices such as… shot… the iPad.

The only problem I see is that Verizon’s 5GB plan costs $59.99, whereas AT&ere;T offers unlimited data to iPad users for half of the measure.

So what Verizon wants? Rich folks who hatred AT&ere;T and their (net ball’s facing it) limited reporting? Is that a plan to bet on? What do you think?

But before you drop deuce cents in the comments field below, net ball me remind you that AT&T thinks iPad will be mostly a WiFi affair…

[Via: Engadget]

Utilizing T-Mobile’s 3G meshwork, the Nokia Nuron provides fast and dynamic web browse. It’s keystone features include a 3.2-inch touching screen, Ovi Maps, AGPS, 3G and other features.

This smartphone offers a mobile solvent that lets you shuffle your way easily around town as well as download subject and apps that will hold you entertained while on the relocation. It volition also allow you to hitch connected with friends and family unit through IM apps, SMS, persona and employment e-mail as well as full HTML browse capableness.

The Nokia Nuron also comes packed with Ovi Maps which does not only provide you with twist-by-turn directions and navigation but also makes it easy for your to discover places to eat, concerts, movies and other Lonely Planet guides. It also lets you checkout the weather condition forecast as well as contribution your fix through Facebook. The Nokia 5320 comes loaded with maps for the USA, United Mexican States, and Canada.

Other features of the Nokia Nuron 5320 include – 2MP photographic camera for both still pictures and video recording gaining control, FM radio, media player, and 70 MB internal memory with documentation for microSD card.

The Nokia Nuron 5320 boasts of 7 hours GSM and 4 hours 18 mins WCDMA talk time, 438 hours GSM and 458 hours WCDMA bandstand by time.

Nokia’s Nuron is already officially official and just wait to go live on T-Mobile (NYSE: DT)’s mesh on Mar 17th, and that way there ar already plenteousness of pre-launching Nurons run around in the wild. Today, we have our first shots of the latest Nokia (New York Stock Exchange: NOK) music-phone in the bod, showing its T-Mobile River stigmatization and touchscreen. Those of you looking at for a cheap choice to the iPhone 3GS, or those of you that just have to wealthy person the latest medicine-oriented XpressMusic phone from Nokia, will wishing to pay aid.

The 5230 XpressMusic volition smasher the US as the Nokia Nuron. It volition lineament a 3.2-inch nHD touchscreen, 2-megapixel camera, 3G (HSPA_ connectivity, Global Positioning System, Bluetooth, storage circuit card and a 3.5mm earphone jackass. We’re looking at for the Nuron to drop cloth on Mar 17, with a $70 (on 2-year contract) pricing. The Nuron volition also employment with the free Global Positioning System navigation feature built into its Ovi Maps app, making it a great economic value for the directionally-challenged.

But, as Stefan pointed out, the iPhone 3G is going away for $99 with a 2-class AT&T (New York Stock Exchange: T) contract. The Nuron volition be only $30 cheaper on contract. The choice volition be yours.

Check out the repose of the Nuron live pics at TmoNews.

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[Via: Ubergizmo]

Betwext has just launched a new SMS text message overhaul that allows you to send a I message to multiple recipients. They’re calling it n SMS chat way, but if you were to take on an e-mail analogy, this would be like adding CC: and Reply All features to SMS.  Those registered with Betwext would build posting lists of citizenry, who, when replying, would send messages out to everyone else on the lean. This is accomplished by funneling everything through a single dedicated figure that handles all of the deliveries.

At first blush, I had trouble figuring out wherefore folks just wouldn’t get a Twitter story and opt-in for gimmick updates from particular citizenry. As a fillip, that’s free, and Betwext is a subscription service. Part of the convenience of Betwext is that you don’t rich person to convince your friends on getting in on some newfangled social networking fad – SMS electronic messaging is built into whatever headphone they happen to be exploitation, and likelihood ar goodness that they’ll already be used to sending SMS messages. There’s also no proprietorship software node, so there’s no dogfingt mise en scene up.  Even if most phones natively allow you to flak out messages to multiple recipients, those recipients father’t rich person the luxury of seeing who else was on the list, so replies remain fragmented and nobody is on the same page.

Neat, if niche approximation. Pricing ranges from $9 to $180 per month for 200 and 5000 messages, respectively.  Find out more at betwext.com.

Palm, which released the Mojo Software Developer Kit (SDK) about mid-class last year, is now oblation up their Plug-in Developer Kit (PDK) for bulk using up. Basically, the PDK works in tandem with the SDK, and allows for developers to write applications in C and C++ programming languages. So, what’s the distributor point of this new developer’s outfit? Basically, this agency that developers who have developed other applications (especially games) for other chopine, can now easily transfer the title over to the webOS platforms. Easy as pie. With Palm’s pushing for better gambling on their Palm Pre, this volition shuffle it easier for major developers and publishers to get titles that may rich person originally (and solely) been available for devices like the iPhone. Palm’s made the PDK available to the populace, and you can find it at Palm’s developer website, if you wish to check it out.

[via Palm]

Apple wants you to manipulation your iPhone as your internet surfboard, your medicine histrion, your photographic camera, your casual gaming machine, oh, and as a earpiece too. But, pushing the iPhone into every turning point of your daily life isn’t enough for Apple (NSDQ: AAPL). A new patent of invention application hints at Apple’s larger-than-spirit plans for their iconic smartphone. If things go their way, Apple whitethorn one solar day add “compounding ignition lock” to the list of things their heralded handset tin can do.

The “Motion Based Input Selection” technology would twist the iPhone into a virtual compounding lock. What’s the breaker point? Well, there are a number of functions you might want to secure with a simpleton password or security personal identification number. As it stands, the iPhone tin can currently ignition lock the homescreen with a four-figure passcode comprised of a combination of single-digit numbers (0-9). But, say you wishing to secure your iPhone’s RFID-based NFC (near field communication) eWallet lineament – which has been rumored as a possible new bit of functionality for the next-generation iPhone 4G – with a simpleton passcode. With entropy as sensitive as your bank account, you’d probably wishing to create a passcode out of a larger kitchen stove of possible numbers pool – this patent of invention for a compounding ignition lock would shuffling that easy to do.

From the looks of the patent of invention diligence, the user interface for this combination ignition lock lineament would allow the substance abuser to create a three-number passcode exploitation numbers pool ranging from “0″ to “45.” The combinations possible with this form of setup are much higher than the iPhone’s current homescreen passcode frame-up – 91,125 possible iterations, to be exact.

The “iKey” would service as the compounding to your wallet, the lock to your elbow room’s room access, or your password reposition app. How this patent of invention bodes for seeing RFID desegregation in the next iPhone isn’t clear, but here’s to hoping!

[Via: Gizmodo]

The Motorola Backflip came out this weekend for AT&ere;T (NYSE: T) and it looked like a criterion mid-kitchen stove Android device. Even at it’s topper, the Backflip probably wouldn’t puff you away but some newsworthiness is bubbling up that shows it’s completely crotch hair league.

First of all, the Backflip is loaded with AT&T’s bloatware and the default option Google (NSDQ: GOOG) hunting is completely replaced with Yahoo. Business is byplay, so you tin can’t rap AT&ere;T too much for monkeying with Android, but you tin can blame them for not allowing you to delete those flattop apps or install apps that don’t come from the Android Market. According to Phandroid, you tin can’t install programs from other app stores even if you put option them on your microSD circuit card while it’s connected to your computer. This is probably AT&T trying to ensure the Backflip Android experience isn’t tainted by badness apps but it goes directly against what the company said it planned to do with the operating system.

“We like the Android as an operating organisation on its own, but we wishing to shuffling sure that we have, and customers wealthy person the selection, to put option applications on that device that are not just Google applications, so when the G1 came out and T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) launched it, it’s primarily a Google earpiece,” AT&T Mobility’s CEO Ralph de la Lope Felix de Vega Carpio told Engadget’s Chris Ziegler last class. “And we wishing to give customers the option of other applications on that device, not just the same Google applications.”

If that wasn’t badness sufficiency, Eric Zemen of Phonescoop, said on his Twitter flow that the MotoBlur on his Backflip gave him the selection to exercise set up myFaves. Of course, myFaves is an exclusive calling feature of T-Mobile River. This whitethorn very well be that his phone was an early version, but someone really crapped the layer at AT&ere;T. Our Backflip is coming to Intomobile military headquarters shortly, so stick around for a full followup.

[Via Phandroid, Phonescoop, and Engadget]

New Potato Technologies has introduced FLPR, which is a new ‘accessory+app’ that transforms iPhone and iPod touch into a universal remote control! FLPR lets users control multiple electronic devices, including televisions, cable and satellite boxes, stereophonic system systems, lights, ceiling fans and just about anything else that uses an infrared remote control controller.

FLPR is apparently dead easy to set up. After buying the FLPR infrared frequency interface and pop it into the iPhone/iPod touch dock connector, users simply download the free people FLPR app from the App Store. Once the app is launched, choose the device “type,” select “brand,” “name it” and “use it.” It’s that easy. FLPR comes pre?programmed with over 14,000 remote control controller codes, including all major electronics brands. FLPR is also a acquisition remote, substance you tin can easily teach FLPR the computer code for that old relic, creating a blade new remote control.

The user?friendly, stylish port of FLPR rivals that of expensive, high gear?end universal joint remotes. What’s more, FLPR can be personalized with the included free people background skins. The screen for each device you control tin can wealthy person a distinct look so you can instantly tell the remote control for the television system apart from the iPod docking auditory sensation organisation. FLPR has a kitchen stove of about 30 feet and is powered by the iPhone/iPod touching.

The app itself is free and is available now – the hardware dongle (supplement) has just been released, and you’ll be able to get it from the newpotatotech.com website, and also at Best Buy stores, for $79.99.

FLPR (Јfree) [iTunes link]