Mislim da se ni ne nadaju da ce ga uzeti. Izgleda mi kao ono "poklon" svojim fanovima 

Da, to je ta zanimljivost.  Best buy je bila n95 8GB, pa kriva lagano opada (BB index opada), zakljucno sa n97 koji je po mom misljenju dosta los phone...

Bluetooth keyboard on the HTC HD2

With Engadget running stories on Bluetooth HID support being hacked onto the iPhone, it is useful to remind ourselves that of course Windows Mobile supported this for many years already. 

The video above shows the Logitech Dinovo Edge Keyboard paired with the HTC HD2.

...i symbian

Nemački haker probio GSM enkripciju   

Nemački stručnjak za enkripciju podataka Karsten Nohl objavio je da je uspeo probiti 64-bitni enkripcijski algoritam koji većina mobilnih operatera koristi za enkripciju GSM poziva   

64-bitni enkripcijski algoritam A5/1 koristi se za zaštitu od neovlašćenog prisluškivanja GSM poziva već dvadesetak godina, uprkos tome što je danas svaki 64-bitni algoritam ranjiv, ako ni na koji drugi način, onda preko brute force napada.    GSM zajednica (GSMA) pozvala je mobilne operatere da pređu na sigurniju, 128-bitnu verziju, ali retko koji se odazvao zbog skupoće prelaska na novi sistem.   

No to bi se moglo promijeniti, s obzirom da je Karsten Nohl uspješno probio 64-bitni enkripcijski algoritam A5/1 te ponudio set alata kojim se služio preko BitTorrenta. GSM udruga napala ga je zbog tog čina, tvrdeći da je to što on radi ilegalno, no Nohl kaže da je probio zaštitu iz akademskih razloga.      

Iako je prisluškivanje GSM razgovora u praksi još uvijek izrazito kompleksno, zbog velike količine podataka s kojima bi napadač trebao baratati, očito je da je vrijeme za prelazak na novi sustav. Ukoliko se to ne dogodi, ne sumnjamo da će hakeri uskoro napraviti alate s kojima će prisluškivanje GSM poziva postati sasvim izvedivo. 

HTC HD2 Vs. Omnia 2 – Tekken3 benchmark demo



This video shows how superior the hardware is on the HTC HD2 compared to the HTC Omnia 2. Both phones starts with running the Tekken3 (using the FpseCE app) and the rest is just pure benchmark pleasure.



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Motorola Backflip now official

AT&T's quick tease this morning has finally materialized: introducing the Motorola Backflip, a QWERTY device with WiFi, five megapixel camera, and Android 2.1. It's not a slider; instead, it's got the keyboard on the outside and flips outward. Motoblur's the skin of choice here, and before you say anything, Sanjay Jha himself says "we're still working on battery life." He wouldn't confirm a carrier, but "unique form factor" and previous leaks all but guarantee this is its inaugural Ma Bell Android phone. And don't fret Cliq / Droid users, Jha wants you to know that Android 2.1 is coming to all its Motorola devices, including Cliq, and Droid's getting Flash 10.1. So hey, there's something you can really look forward to.

izvor: engadget

Sony Dash tablet




We've got another one, folks: Sony's doing a tablet. The Dash Internet Viewer is a touchscreen WiFi device which can be propped up like a digital photo frame or toted around the home like... a tablet. Still, a Chumby comparison might be more appropriate: the 7-inch device can run Chumby apps (there are over 1,000 free ones out there already), to which Sony will be adding its own Sony Music and Sony Pictures properties for movie trailers, music videos and so forth. The $199 unit can be stood on end or tilted quasi-flat for a variety of hands-free viewing angles, and works as an alarm clock, waking users up to the sweet sounds and visuals of internet videos. The Dash ships in April.

Update: We just confirmed that this device runs Chumby OS and is not portable (as in, there's no built-in battery). Rest assured, this is no slate / tablet rival -- in fact, it's more like a sophisticated alarm clock.



izvor: engadget