Nokia N-Gage Glimmerati is comming Nokia and Bugbear Entertainment Ltd today released updated information on their highly anticipated racing title Glimmerati. Set in the 80's glamorous jet set world, Glimmerati is an arcade style racing extravaganza with a gripping storyline and challenging missions offering players thrilling rides in designer super cars, powerboats and even rocket propelled vehicles! Set in four exciting real-world based locations: Paris, Milan, the Alps, and Monaco, Glimmerati boasts a unique setting in the fast lane life of movie moguls, super models and pop stars. A lucky street race opens the player's the door to Club Glimmerati, the racing club of the rich and famous. Race against the German film producer Klaus Staumacher and burn the rubber with beautiful American socialite Penelope Ashcroft. .
Thursday, April 21, 2005
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
SYMBIAN NEW TROJANS DOUBLES IN ONE DAY Symbian anti-virus specialist SimWorks announced today that it has identified 52 previously unknown trojans for the Symbian platform, more than all of the trojans and other malware for Symbian based devices combined identified to date. The trojans appear to be cracked versions of popular Symbian applications such as BitStorm, BugMe!, Cosmic Fighter, 3D Motoracer and SplashID. In addition to the installation files for the application itself, the files also include various versions of previously known malware such as Cabir and Locknut. SimWorks CEO Aaron Davidson says “This is a significant development as until now we've usually found mobile trojans two or three at a time at the most. It would be easy for a malware writer to create 1 trojan and give it 52 different names however this is not the case here where we have 52 separately cracked and infected applications. Somebody has gone to an awful lot of time and effort to turn these out”. “Previous mobile viruses have either been able to spread but cause no harm or alternatively have been able cause significant harm but not able to spread. .
Tuesday, April 19, 2005
Symbian UIQ Handy Tools 2005 Professional As a business person always on the road I need tools which make my life easier. As a technical nerd I have been testing many platforms and programs. The P900 equipped with the Handy Tools 2004 is the first solution which really works for me . I can easily keep an overview of my meetings , I can handle travel data in the database and keep track of my expenses. In addition I can define call-lists professionally and have a working task-manager. For the call-list/desktop I used Tracker from Symbianware before, however, Tracker is a lot less professionally programmed and somewhat "playful" to use (however - the service was quicker and nicer - anyway - to me the product counts first). Tested some programs - now I am really happy about the program "Handy Safe". At last I have my passwords all in one place and do not have a nervous breakdown when I miss my P900 from time-to-time. As I have to manage IT professionals from time to time I claim to be able to judge usability and quality of programming. In contrast to many other programs I tested those Handy Tools Suite 2005 really makes sense. .
Monday, April 18, 2005
Symbian UIQ Benq P31 Specifications The Symbian based PDA , the P 31 is the next in line after the successful P30. Handwriting recognition, 1.3 Megapixel camera and the huge touchscreen are just a few things that the P 31 has. Base specifications include tri-band 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS, but unfortunately there's no EDGE support - something of a faux pas for a communicator that's just gone on sale. As for other connectivity, we have USB, Infrared and Bluetooth, which is suitably comprehensive. .
Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS phones lets your PC and mobile phone with Symbian OS communicate with each other. OPM II supports the following phones: BenQ P30, Motorola A925, Motorola A1000, Nokia 3600, Nokia 3620, Nokia 3650, Nokia 3660, Nokia 6260, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6670, Nokia 7610, Nokia 7650, Nokia 9300, Nokia 9500, Nokia N-Gage, Nokia N-Gage QD, Panasonic X700, Sendo X, Siemens SX1, Sony Ericsson P800, Sony Ericsson P900, Sony Ericsson P910i, Vodafone 702NK, Vodafone X701. .
Monopoly Schmonopoly I'm fed up with people complaining that Symbian has a monopoly in the Smartphone market. Many (if not most) of those who complain are Microsoft fangirls who refer to the monopoly as being unfair and abused while the minority who don't have a Windows powered brain compare the monopoly with Microsoft's monopoly on the desktop.
While I hold the opinion that Symbian is by far the best platform for any Smartphone, I also believe that Symbian got to where it is in the market by being first, by being innovative and by being bold with the backing of willing companies. I also hold this opinion; Symbian does not have a monopoly in the Smartphone market and here I'll present some of the evidence behind my claim...
While I hold the opinion that Symbian is by far the best platform for any Smartphone, I also believe that Symbian got to where it is in the market by being first, by being innovative and by being bold with the backing of willing companies. I also hold this opinion; Symbian does not have a monopoly in the Smartphone market and here I'll present some of the evidence behind my claim...
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Presenting Simworks Anti-Virus SimWorks Anti-Virus protects phone's from all known viruses including Cabir a (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabir), Cabir b, Cabir c, the Mosquitoes dialer trojan and the recently discovered Skulls trojan and is compatible with all phones using the Symbian (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbian_OS) operating system such as the popular SonyEricsson P800/P900 and Nokia's 6600. SimWorks Anti-Virus actively scans and protects your phone from viruses. Unlike other products which operate from a PC, SimWorks Anti-Virus actually runs on your phone so you are protected 24x7, not just at your desktop. .
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