Pa radi se na novom OS koji ce napraviti zajedno gore navedene kompanije.Sad valjda ce lepo uklopiti dosadasnje OS i napraviti jedan koji ce biti dobra kombinacija 

Da, ali to je manje bitno - sustina je u "open-source"! Ako se to obistini, trebalo bi da i sertifikati postanu proslost, ako se ne varam... A ako bude tako, to ce znaciti da Symbian ponovo postaje OS za pametne telefone.

Sony PSP phone is coming, won’t have anything to do with Sony Ericsson



Mobile phones with gaming features aren’t anything new. Previous efforts of the market leader, Nokia, towards such fronts haven’t been very successful, and at one point even led to the embarrasment of the company. The reason for this may be that phone companies are good at making phones, but not so much at integrating the games. This is why Sony is in a very good position to be the best in this area, turning the highly-regarded Sony PlayStation Portable into a full-on cellphone with the help of Sony Ericsson.

We’ve been hearing rumors about the Sony PSP phone since last year, but so far have not been able to confirm solidly, thanks in part to Sony’s “yes, we’re making it; no, we’re not” strategy. However the latest word on the street says Sony is already working on converting the current PSP model into the much-awaited PSP phone. This is well in line with the claims that it will be seeing a release in Christmas 2009. But there’s on catch: Sony Ericsson has nothing to do with it.



As a mobile phone company who’s name starts with Sony, you’d think that Sony Ericsson might have a role in the making of the Sony PSP phone. But then you’d be wrong, because an insider with very big ears says Sony will “never give its PlayStation branding” to Sony Ericsson.

This is a bit odd, since Sony already gave the Walkman branding to Sony Ericsson for use in its music-centric cellphones. Perhaps Sony is not satisfied with the royalties, if there’s such an arrangement, and the overall performance of the Sony Ericsson walkman effort?

This would explain why the recently launched Sony Ericsson F305 didn’t carry the PlayStation branding, though, even if it is SE’s first effort at a gaming device (and a motion-sensing one at that!).

Whatever Sony’s up to, and whether it will team up with SE or not for this thing, let’s all just hope the product turns out alright. The PSP, as it is, is great. And I personally don’t want to see the precious little thing turn into a disaster.

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Sony Ericsson working on a PSP phone, minus the Ericsson?



Look, we've heard our fair share of PSP phone rumors, and there's really no reason to trust this one any further than your average baseless musings, but if Marketing Week's "sources in Japan and Korea" can be trusted, Sony's PSP phone could be hitting shelves as soon as Christmas 2009. What does seem clear to these shady sources is that Sony won't be forking over the PlayStation branding to its Sony Ericsson partnership, and instead will build its PSP phone all by its lonesome. Other "details" from "analysts" are slightly less legit-sounding, with some stating it would be "relatively easy" to work phone features into the PSP since it already includes WiFi. Um, ok. Still, reasonable or not, this is clearly a rumor that will never die -- until Sony builds the dang thing, in which case we can start talking up a sequel.

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LG Secret launched in Korea

Not that this was unexpected, LG finally launches its flagship touchscreen handset, the LG Secret, in the Asian country of Korea. Other than the obvious difference in pricing and default handset language, the LG Secret that’s coming to Korea is basically the same as what’s available elsewhere around the world.

This means that Koreans will still find the same 5 megapixel, face detecting camera with the LG Secret as it launches, in a body that’s still as slim as an LG handset can get.



The LG Secret is a very slim 5 megapixel camera at only 12mm, and it records video at 120 FPS. It also has an “auto illuminating” QVGA LCD screen that measure 2.4-inches for your video viewing pleasure.

Yes, of course, it has 3G. Even HSDPA. And if you check out the stylish build on this thing, you’ll find that it can be incredibly hard to resist. No info on pricing yet as of this time’s writing. Read our LG Secret review.

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Opera Mobile 9.5 (VIDEO)
Ponedeljak, 30. jun 2008. 17:47    

Poznata kompanija Opera, čije se sedište nalazi u Norveškoj, najavila je novu verziju svog popularnog veb pretraživača namenjenog mobilnim telefonima.

Opera Mobile 9.5 pojaviće se sredinom jula meseca i to u beta verziji.

Kod nove verzije malo je izmenjen korisnički interfejs (na vrhu i pri dnu brauzera) a moguće je i zumiranje veb stranica.

Povećanje brzine novog brauzera je značajno. Opera Mobile 9.5 je gotovo duplo brži od prethodnika, a četiri puta brži od Internet Explorer-a na Windows Mobile operativnom sistemu.

Zanimljivi dodaci su i Opera Widgets, koji se mogu pokretati i bez startovanja brauzera.

Još neke od zanimljivih opcija koje Opera Mobile 9.5 poseduje pogledajte u videu koji vam donosimo.




Izvor: MTS-Mondo

Nokia kupuje Navteq
Cetvrtak, 3. jul 2008. 14:21    

Evropska komisija (EK) je odobrila finskoj kompaniji Nokia, najvećem svetskom proizvođaču mobilnih telefona, kupovinu američke kompanije za izradu digitalnih mapa Navteq, koja je u svojoj branši takođe planetarni lider.

Nokia je objavila ponudu za kupovinu Navteq-a od 5.7 milijardi evra, ali su i neke druge kompanije, poput američkog proizvođača mobilnih telefona Motorola, izrazile interesovanje za preuzimanje Navteq-a.

Generalni direktor kompanije Nokia Oli-Peka Kalasvuo pozdravio je odluku EK i istakao da će Navteq imati glavnu ulogu u razvoju Internet strategije finske kompanije i kartografskih usluga.

Sada je ostalo da se vidi da li će svi proizvođači mobilnih telefona, dosadašnji korisnici Navteq digitalnih mapa, odlučiti da i dalje koriste tu uslugu jer je ona sada postala deo usluga njihovog direktnog konkurenta.


Izvor: MTS-Mondo

Budweiser Phone



Mention Budweiser and most of you will think about booze, but apparently the beverage company is branching out with a new Budweiser phone. This is an official product and comes with a push-button keypad on the bottom. All you need to do is plug it into any available phone port and you're good to go - make sure you pay your phone bills though as it wouldn't be of much use if you didn't. I would advise against drinking and using this phone, since you might accidentally call up an old flame in the presence of the missus, leaving you with nothing but a cold floor, cold dinners and a cold spouse for the next couple of weeks as you atone for your sins.

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Basic Tab Concept Phone



The iPhone has impacted society more than we think, as this relatively unimpressive piece of technology (on a standalone basis) still managed to experience gangbusters sales thanks to Apple's juggernaut of a marketing machine and their user interface. The Basic Tab concept phone from Jaren Goh adds a more masculine appearance to the iPhone, using red translucent materials mixed with chrome to lean towards a more retro future funk sci-fi era. Of course, this is just an exercise in imagination, so get back to lining up for the 3G iPhone instead of lusting after vaporware.

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More pictures of the touch screen BlackBerry 9500 leak





Here are some new images of the BlackBerry 9500, known as Thunder, running version 4.7 of the BlackBerry OS. This will be the first touch screen enabled BlackBerry and from the looks of it RIM is trying to further increase their reach into the consumer space by appealing to the multimedia crowd. You can't really tell how tight it's going to be by just these few pictures, but hey, someone out there is going to use this as flame bait in an online forum. The screen has a 480×360 pixel display and the key selling point is that it will tie into an operators' existing music store offering.

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