That’s all folks. The iPhone is dead. We all know that next month is the Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference. And its no-brainer that it will mark the launch of iPhone 4G, so the iPhone 3G has to die.
The 4 inch screen phone was announced at the CTIA tradeshow earlier this year. The Samsung Galaxy S (I9000) will hit the Asian market on June, which could mean as early as next week.
AT&T today announced the latest Mobile TV capable device, the LG Vu Plus. It will be available online at www.wireless.att.com and in AT&T stores nationwide June 6. The device boasts of the HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) 7.2 Mbps technology, a 4-line QWERTY keyboard, an enhanced user interface, and AT&T Social Net
Software developer and the famous font maker Bitstream Inc. today launched their advanced version of mobile browser named Bolt 2.1. The newly upgraded app has various features to offer ranging from Facebook integration to HTML5 support.
A giant Blackberry was constructed in Paris to display messages from all over the world about what the Blackberry users love to do on the BlackBerry France Facebook fan page.
Looks like the year 2010 is going to be the Android year, with most of the phone makers opting for the Google made OS. HTC has made it clear that it will run Froyo as the operating system for their smart phones.