Symarctic ExtGPS allows you to use your phone’s built-in GPS module externally on laptop via Bluetooth. It is mainly targeted for Nokia N95, E90, 6110 Navigator handsets, allowing you to use existing, more sophisticated GIS applications.
fruux is a lightweight and convenient system preference pane, that syncs your Address Book, Calendars, Tasks and Bookmarks between different Macs. fruux supports sync conflict resolution which will help you when you changed a record on more than one machine. fruux is currently localized in english, german and french. fruux is still in beta, please backup your data!
System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5.5 or later
Remember the Milk is available on your BlackBerry.
There is a 15 day free trial, which begins the first time you synchronize with MilkSync.Using the browser on your BlackBerry, access the URL below and follow the prompts to download and install MilkSync for BlackBerry.
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Of course, the first requirement is a working data connection
For your Blackberry:
CNN: To download the icon, visit http://cnnmobile.com/beijing08
NBC: To download the icon, visit http://m.nbcolympics.com
Viigo: Download Viigo from here http://www.getviigo.com/bb
CBC: visit http://www.cbc.ca/olympics/blackberry/ for more infoWorldMate Live (gives you currency, weather etc info): http://www.wmlive.com/register3.php?affid=2002
for the iPhone there’s Lenovo’s free iPhone app. Search for it on the iPhone App store.
(warning: reviewers write it ONLY covers the american players)
Turns out you can take iPhone screen-grabs by holding Home and tapping the power button. Photos are (logically) sent to the Photos app.!
Get the latest software update if this doesnt work. Haven’t tested it ourselves…
From the official Google Blog
Our first downloadable iPhone application is here. It’s free, and it makes searching faster and easier. It’s never as easy to type on a mobile phone as on a full keyboard and the mobile network is rarely as fast as a desktop connection. So Google Mobile App starts working as soon as you type. Smart features mean you’ll get what you’re looking for in fewer key presses than before. For instance, we’ve added the power of suggest (type “lost in” and one touch completes “lost in translation”) and My Location (type “coffee” and one touch shows cafes right where you are on a map) to help you search.We’ve also brought Google search to your iPhone’s address book to make it easy to contact the people you call or text most often. To learn more and see a video showing the App in action, check out this post on the Google Mobile Blog.U.S. users can get Google Mobile App right now. Tap the App Store icon on your iPhone, or open iTunes, and search for ‘Google Mobile App’. (You need to have the latest iPhone software update to see it.)
How does it work?
1. Send an email to iPhone@pdfonline.com with document(s) attached.
2. PDF Online receives your email and immediately convert the attachment(s) to PDF.
3. Once the PDF is ready, PDF Online replies your email with the PDF attached. If you send multiple attachments, PDF Online will send back multiple emails.
4. Retrieve your email from your iPhone, laptop, or any other handheld devices.
EasyListening : Designed for really simple song transfers between iTunes on Macintosh and a Sony Ericsson mobile phone. Connect your phone with an USB cable. Select a playlist or a couple of songs in iTunes and drag it to EasyListening. Select if you want to copy or synchronize it to the phone. The songs are transferred and you’re done. No more hassle with strange invisible files, terminal hacks or scripts.
Natajak is really easy to use, just like normal texting. It’s simple to install, free to register, there’s no contract and no need to change your phone or network.Use natajak to get your emails on your mobile, update your facebook status, or send photos to your friends! You can also get free news and information and send messages to groups of your friends.Natajak sends messages over the internet so if you have an inclusive data package from your mobile network provider all natajak messages will be FREE. If not, you may pay a small data cost but even so natajak can save you up to 99% on the cost of texts, photo messages and email. Continue reading »
Rediff news, reports that Vodafone will launch iPhone in India in the first weeks of September. It will be offered by Vodafone. Expected price is going to be between Rs 27,200 and Rs 28,000. (US prices: $399 for the 8GB iPhone; $499 for 16GB; plus sales tax. RR)
This confirms the recent tip from Apple sources in Singapore, that iPhone will be released there in 2008.
The carrier deal for India is being worked out with Vodafone,” said an Apple source, adding: “Vodafone could also become the carrier for the Australian market once iPhone is launched there, though more than one carrier is likely for Australia.”
Interestingly, Vodafone spokesman denied any happenings, but company sources confirmed iPhone carrier deal with Apple.
The Apple retail sources also did not rule out Apple extending universal access for iPhone users to all major telecom carriers in India.
“Post launch in India, the iPhone can be ‘unlocked’ (or configured to use SIM cards from all telecom carriers), though the company is not fully open to such a possibility,” the source said.
This is a very profitable market to Apple, since it is expected that mobile subscribers will double to 500 million by 2010.
