Twitter calendar service TwitCal gets an iPhone app
Mar 13, 2010 gps, iphone, phones, retweet, tweetmeme
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Infoteria, the company behind the TwitCal overhaul (Twitter calendar), is launching an iPhone application – allowing users to share, follow and publish event information through Twitter.
In other words, you can manipulation TwitCal to:
Tweet events – i.e. birthdays, anniversaries, populace events, etc.Follow other people’s calendars – family unit calendars, artists’ event schedules, sports biz days and so on.Share event selective information with friends – TwitCal touts itself to be the perfect solution for managing multiple calendars.
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Tags: gps, iphone, launched, retweet, service, tweetmeme, twitter, twitter search
Garmin-Asus M10 announced
Feb 11, 2010 phones
Garmin-Asus, a co-branded confederation between Garmin® Ltd. and ASUSTeK® Computer Inc. today announced the Garmin-Asus M10, a full-touching, all-in-one smartphone powered by the latest variant of Windows Mobile® from Microsoft Corp. The M10 keeps professionals connected with business and personal contacts, email, calendar and IM, in addition to featuring preloaded mobile navigation from Garmin. The M10 is expected to be available through aircraft carrier and retail channels in Asia and Europe in the first half of
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Tags: cellphones, gps, m10, mobile technology news and information, mwc 2010, nuvifone, smartphones, taiwan
CoPilot Live v8 Windows Mobile app update released
Jan 19, 2010 bluetooth, gps, phones, pocket pc, technology
ALK Technologies have released an update to their popular CoPilot Live Sat Nav diligence, for users of the Windows Mobile River variation of it. The update brings a diversity of enhancements, including:
Improved timing of twist instruction manual. Customers can now choose exactly when they would prefer to receive spoken twist instructions, based on length or time from the twist. Ability to download free people bingle camera database updates direct to CoPilot Live via mobile
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China-slated Samsung W799 comes with dual touchscreens
Dec 6, 2009 android, news, nokia, phones, samsung
What’s bettor than a touchscreen? Two touchscreens! Or at least android_smartphone_with_htc_heron_cdma.html’ title=’Sprint Launches its First Android Smartphone with HTC Heron CDMA’>Samsung seems to think Chinese mobile users like the estimate. The troupe’s W799 embraces the idea devising it look kinda weird. The “weird” function comes from the fact that its external screen is identical to the internal single — both measure 3 inches and both tally TouchWIZ in WQVGA resolution. Or that’s just me being too conservative.
Rest of the spectacles include CDMA2000 3G, tri-band
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Windows Mobile River Google App Gets My Location, Suggestions and Map Search
Oct 29, 2009 google, iphone, phones
The Windows Mobile River Google diligence just got a modest update that includes a few handy new features. For one, it’s incorporating electric cell tower ID recognition to assist provide local anaesthetic search results without needing a Global Positioning System localisation. The technique, dubbed My Location by Google (NSDQ: GOOG), has been on BlackBerry’s search app since Mar, and is also available in Google Maps. Typing in a hunting query in the updated WinMo app volition
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UK: Cheapest Bluetooth GPS module is a steal!
Aug 9, 2009 android, bluetooth
Staying in the UK retail quad for a moment, MobileFun.co.uk rich person net ball me know about a Bluetooth Global Positioning System module that is retailing for a fracture Ј19.95 – a full 59% cheaper than its usual retail price!
The main features are:
Highly portable, the receiver tin carried in your pocket, around your neck or in the cable car The receiver has non-slip feet for mobile position within a cable car The Bluetooth
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Global Positioning System on Verizon’s Samsung Omnia is now free people as a bird!
Aug 7, 2009 verizon
Don’t you just hatred the carriers when they block a feature on your earphone? I do, and I personally disliked Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless for lockup Global Positioning System on the Samsung Omnia. After all, it’s a super capable device run Windows Mobile River, allowing users to install a number of applications.
Verizon has finally realized that it was a stupid move on their behalf and has made an update available that allows third-political party
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Samsung unveils F480 Games Edition
Samsung keeps pumping new versions of its popular F480 touchscreen earphone, which was sold in more than 5 million units worldwide. So far we’ve seen Hugo Boss, La Fleur and Pink editions of the popular Tocco earphone. Now the Korean giant star is out with yet another variance called F480 Games Edition.
As you tin expect from such epithet, the estimate here was to pre-install a number of games in the gimmick. Among
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