Toshiba Folio 100 Main Features:
- Size: 281mm x 181mm x 14mm
- Weight: 760g
- CPU: NVIDIA® TegraTM 2
- Display:10.1-inches capacitive multi-touch display with a resolution of 1,024 x 600 pixels
- OS:Based on Android 2.2 (Froyo)
- Storage: 16 GB, expandable through the SD/MMC card slot
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.1, WLAN 802.11 b/g/n with DLNA, mini HDMI, USB 2.0 (including host mode)
- Other features: Adobe Flash Player 10.1, accelerometer, 1.3MP front-facing camera
- Battery life: 7 hours (65% web browsing, 10% video playback, 25% standby)
Do you Remember our Previous article about Balckberry Torch 9800. Regardless of your answer to that, its a bona fide fact that Colorware has outdone itself on this one. Usually, its most fun to toy around with the company endless array of hues in order to create the most hideous version of your favorite gadget before pretending to hit the order button, but for whatever reason, the first handset to ship with BlackBerry OS 6 actually looks dapper in red and white. Or maybe thats just the Wolf-pack in us talking.
Now you can Get Our version (Blue & white) for Only $270 Here on Color wave...But you'll have to make it! Picture Below.
Nokia has announced an official launch date and pricing for its Symbian^3 smartphone. The device will is available at the Nokia Online Shop (30,september) and it will appear in UK stores on October 1. but it will be Delivered online Pre-order People on 30, september with FREE shipping!
The price for the device will be £429 ($662) SIM free, or with a contract starting from £35 ( OR $54) per month.
[source: Mashable]
Swype provides a faster and easier way to input text on any screen. With one continuous finger or stylus motion across the screen keyboard, the patented technology enables users to input words faster and easier than other data input methods at over 40 words per minute. The application is designed to work across a variety of devices such as phones, tablets, game consoles, kiosks, televisions, virtual screens and more.
Swype excels in language support, allowing users to Swype in many different languages. Swype Beta for Symbian includes support for English US, Spanish, Canadian French, and Brazilian Portuguese. The Swype keyboard will not be available unless you set the writing language to one of these four supported languages. Extensive language support is part of our ongoing development and more languages will be supported in the future.
Compatibility and system requirements
Swype for Symbian Beta is compatible with the following Nokia S60 5th Edition touch screen phones (for phone-specific details, see the More Info tab):
- Nokia 5800
- Nokia 5230
- Nokia X6 (no portrait mini-qwerty for firmware v21.0.004 - see FAQ)
- Nokia N97
- Nokia N97mini
- C6-00
Key features
- Nokia 5800
- Nokia 5230
- Nokia X6 (no portrait mini-qwerty for firmware v21.0.004 - see FAQ)
- Nokia N97
- Nokia N97mini
- C6-00
- Standard QWERTY keyboard layout makes Swype easy to learn
- Use a stylus or finger – Swype’s amazing input path analyzer allows you to go fast and sloppy. Just make a reasonable effort to trace through the word and Swype will do the rest
- Double Tap Editing – Make a mistake? Double tap on a word to bring up a list of other possible matches.
- Auto-Spacing
- Auto-Capitalization
- Auto Spelling Correction
- Automatic Help – Swype detects when you may be having trouble or might benefit from a particular feature and prompts you with helpful tips and instructions
- Instant access to Symbols, Numbers and Editing functions
- 65,000-word Learning Dictionary – Chances are the word you are typing is already in the Swype dictionary. If it isn’t, just tap it out once followed by a space and Swype will remember it for future use.
KaiFu Lee (the former president of Google China operation). is set to launch a new mobile operating system in the next few weeks called Tapas according to The Wall Street Journal. Its based on Google open source Android operating system, but is tailored for the Chinese market with additional software that can identify which city a person is calling from, the ability to sync contacts with Chinese social networks, a music player that goes out to the internet and grabs the lyrics to the song currently playing and then displays said lyrics on screen, as well as an eBook reader. Hardware partners that have committed to launching Tapas based devices are Sharp, Haier and Tianyu.
This is an exciting time for China who is now trying to break through the stigma that they are doing nothing but copying products and services from the west, but instead trying to create solutions tailored specifically for a market of over 1 billion people who will soon be demanding smartphones and the ability to browse the mobile web at speeds we have been enjoying in Europe and America for quite some time. Whether or not Tapas takes off is debatable.
[source:WSJ]
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