Facebook’s aggressive new messaging system was announced last November. It’s been a long time since then. At last facebook has started rolling out the new Messages system to all users.
Nokia’s CEO Stephen Elop has confirmed that Nokia will adopt Microsoft’s Windows Phone as its primary smartphone strategy. Not only that, the company has also announced a “Broad strategic partnership” with Microsoft “that combines the respective strengths of our companies and builds a new global mobile ecosystem.”
According to CultofMac source, Apple is finally working on a new notification system for iOS and will be buying a small company to build it’s technology so that they can implement it in to the operating system.
Sonos Controller for Android finally official and the free WiFi music remote finally gives Sonos owners control over their whole-home audio system from any Android 2.1 and above device with a screen size of HVGA 320 x 480, WVGA 480 x 800 or WVGA 480 x 854.Sonos Controller for Android with voice search will blow you away…….
Opera has announced that it has reached the 100 million user mark on mobile phones. The company also confirmed that it has been working on an iPad version of its popular mobile web browser, which will be shown off at Mobile World Congress this week.
The Famous BBC iPlayer has now hits UK App Store for iPad. BBC iPlayer for iPad puts BBC’s TV and Radio programs directly on your iPad for easy access and consumption. Also, this app has been entirely written with Apple’s API and Cocoa Touch technology – it’s a native port of the iPlayer experience for the iPad.
Sony has demanded that Youtube hand over the account information of everyone who ever viewed or commented on PlayStation hacking videos. Sony also wants Twitter to release information on hackers known to have released a version of the jailbreak Geohot put together.
An Italian blog reader, DjBeppee has successfully run the FaceTime app of iPad 2 on jailbroken iPad on iOS 4.3. The app is very similar to the iPhone version, but the extra real estate offered by the iPad clearly allowed Apple engineers to offer a FaceTime experience much closer to the Mac version of the app.