Editorial: Why Japan doesnt Care about your Phone; A Trip to NTT Docomo’s HQ
As those of you who follow me on Twitter might know, last week, I had the immense pleasure of visiting Tokyo. ...
Read more ›As those of you who follow me on Twitter might know, last week, I had the immense pleasure of visiting Tokyo. ...
Read more ›We've all been there. You type out a sentence really fast, hit the send key, only to realise that the iPhone's auto-correction has totally changed the meaning of one crucial little word. D'oh. A new site called Damn You Auto Correct showcases these aforementioned wrongly-corrected sentences from the iPhone. If you're a speed texter, you'll probably have the habit of hitting send before proof-reading the who ...
Read more ›The last 4 years have seen a huge amount of hype regarding Smartphone-kind. ...
Read more ›As the cellphone market evolves, a lot of new features are introduced with each new device. This also means that a lot of old concepts and features have to be trashed. This is usually for the best as manufacturers discontinue features that never took off, or weren't really useful. There are however, some features that I wish were still standard in all cell phones. 1) Infrared Yes, infrared. The align-device ...
Read more ›This is probably the best summary I've ever seen heh. How Smartphone Platform Fanboys see each other ...
Read more ›Here is an informative infographic by Javier Pérez at Metagràfic.es based on data from the ComScore European smartphone release. ...
Read more ›Here's a hilarious Infographic from the guys at FlowTown. I'm somewhere between Internet Geek and Video Game Geek myself. What about you? ...
Read more ›With so many smartphone companies having so many patents in both hardware and software, and all of them are selling similar phones, but no one is entirely sure which patents are enforceable and which are just nonsense. ...
Read more ›The Nokia N8 is all over the news everywhere and rightly so. Yesterday I was fortunate enough to have a hands on with the new N8, and boy was I impressed. For those of you who have been living under a rock, the Nokia N8 is Nokia's latest imaging flagship model. The unibody device packs some serious specs underneath. It features an AMOLED touchscreen, a 12 Megapixel wideangle camera and dedicated HDMI-out am ...
Read more ›As expected, with the launch of any new service, there's gonna be whining users missing features, bugs and other general not-niceties. ...
Read more ›We think it's still a bit too early to be talking about iPhone 5. I mean, iPhone 4 has pretty much just been released. There's always potential for a revision of the current model, however. We're basing this entirely on the history of iPhone evolution and a hunch. But here's a list of the features we think will make it to the iPhone 4S: - A4 Processor running at 1Ghz - instead of around 800Mhz - Fixed anten ...
Read more ›Early yesterday morning, we were sent a mysterious little email from Nokia WomWorld, to 'meet' them at a certain Mall nearby, here in New Delhi. So we proceeded to the Select Citywalk - DLF Place Mall, and egads were we in for a certain something. I had a little hint of what to expect, when Mark from TheNokiaBlog posted about what he went through earlier that day, in Times Square New York City. With that in ...
Read more ›Yes. What if Nokia just made one phone a year. That's the question that was bought up while I was talking to a group of friends earlier today. Friends who had all moved onto the *gasp* iPhone. Admittedly the Apple iPhone way is definitely something Nokia does not want to go by. Nokia has phones in every segment and follow a "There's a phone model for every person" roadmap. But there's no denying the impact ...
Read more ›Wow. So here we are, two years later. And what a ride it's been. Us and our strange name. ZOMGitsCj turns two years old today. While I did a lot of name-dropping last year, I'll try not to do that again this time. But I honestly have to give a huge amount of Thanks to Nokia WomWorld for letting us review a whole buncha stuff the last year. Also thanks to anyone who's linked in, because that's always appreci ...
Read more ›So we've been using the Nokia X6 for a couple days now, and our first impressions mainly consisted of "Egads the Capacitive Touchscreen makes Symbian^1 (aka S60v5) a gazillion times better to use". And with that, we figured we'd take a deeper look into what the difference between Capacitive and Resistive Touchscreens really are. Atleast, from a user experience on Symbian, perspective. For the technical deta ...
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