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Saturday, October 15, 2011
Google Chrome Browser Has 200 Million Users
The fast-growing browser had about 160 million users in May, up from 120 million in December 2010, according to eWeek, which correctly predicted Chrome would hit 200 million users in October.
Chrome’s growth had been noted elsewhere. The browser has about 15% market share and in some markets, like the UK, it has surpassed Firefox’s share to become the second most popular browser after IE. Among Mashable readers, meanwhile, Chrome is the most popular.
The huge installed base for Chrome is good news for Google, which just started rolling out its first Chromebooks in June.
By Todd Wasserman at Mashable
Zynga’s Project Z: A Facebook-Powered Social Network for Games
Project Z, also known as “Zynga Live” and “Zynga Direct,” lets users start their games on Facebook and bring them to Project Z without interruption, and vice versa. It is essentially a social network designed specifically for games and chatting about games, but one that is powered by Facebook Connect.
One key component of Project Z is that it will utilize a username system called zTags, similar to the system used by Xbox Live. Users can register their names starting Tuesday at ztag.zynga.com.
“It’s a platform for a direct relationship with consumers whether on the web, or on mobile, to give you a whole sandbox and create socialness about the games and not just within the games,” Zynga CEO Mark Pincus said of the service.
By Ben Parr at Mashable
Spotify And Boxee Let You Access Streaming Music Service From Your TV
There is a caveat here, in that you’ll need to be a Premium Spotify subscriber to take advantage of the Spotify Boxee app. However, if you have signed up to the $9.99 per month Premium offering, you’ll be able to enjoy on-demand access to Spotify through your TV.
This follows on from Spotify’s partnership with Western Digital, which allows owners of the manufacturer’s WD TV series of media players to access Spotify on their TVs too.
Usage of Spotify soared following its removal of invites and the announcement at the f8 conference that it was one of the launch partners for Facebook‘s music dashboard. While linking Spotify to your Facebook account meant that the songs you listen to are automatically shared on the new ticker, the music streaming service added a feature that allows you to stop sharing this information with your Facebook friends.
by Kris Holt at Scribbal
Google Kills Off Buzz To Focus On Google+
Bradley Horowitz, the search giant’s vice president of product, said in a blog post that Buzz and the Buzz API will be shut down in the next few weeks. While you will not be able to add new posts to Buzz after that time, you’ll still be able to view your Buzz posts on your Google profile and download content you posted on the service using Google Takeout.
Google is closing several other products, including Code Search, The University Research Program for Google Search, Jaiku and the social features of iGoogle. The move underlines the company’s focus on Google+ as a major product. It was revealed on Thursday that the social network now has more than 40 million users less than 4 months after launching.
Buzz was launched at the start of last year, but failed to become a success. The service perhaps did not handle user privacy as well as it should have. In March, Google reached an agreement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission — it apologized for the mistakes that were made with Buzz and is required to obtain user consent before changing how personal information is shared.
Friday, October 14, 2011
StumbleUpon Doubles User Base in 16 Months, Surpasses 20 Million Users
In the past 16 months, the personalized discovery engine has doubled its user base. It now has more than 20 million registered users who “stumble” (click a button to load a webpage the site has picked out based on users’ preferences and behavior) more than 1 billion web pages every month.
StumbleUpon‘s growth spurt coincides with a hiring spree — it doubled its number of employees from 40 to 80 — and aggressively launched its first mobile apps. Since August 2010, the company has launched iPhone, iPad and Android apps, with help from a $17 million round of funding that closed in March.
“It’s only been a year and we’ve gone from really just being at your desk to a whole new group of people who only use it on their phones. They don’t even know there’s a website,” StumbleUpon CEO Garrett Camp told Mashable. “Next year we’re going to be as much on mobile as we are [on desktop].”
StumbleUpon’s 20 million users still don’t make it quite comparable to other popular social sites that it might be tempting to group it with. Tumblr has 31 million blogs; LinkedIn has more than 100 million users; Twitter has 200 million registered users; and Facebook has 800 million users.
But it’s gaining steam that could someday put it in that group. The next step, Camp says, will be international expansion.
“We’re just exploring it now,” he says. “Hopefully next year.”
Click the chart to enlarge.
Via: Mashable
Infographic Takes A Look Back At The Life And Times Of Steve Jobs
Some of the highlights of the infographic include when 21-year old Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak started Apple back in 1976, when Apple released the Macintosh in 1984, when Jobs resigned as Apple’s CEO in 1985 and when he returned in 1998, the iMac, the Power Mac, the iPod, the iPhone and more.
Check out the infographic below to “look back on the life and times of Steve Jobs, the man who strived to make a dent in the Universe” and, if you ask me, succeeded. Which of Steve Jobs’ accomplishments made the biggest impression on you? How did he inspire you? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.
6 Privacy Concerns Around The Latest Facebook Update [Infographic]
The infographic, ‘Facebook Update Raises Red Flags’, explores what the new Timeline and Open Graph apps mean for Facebook’s 800 million active users, 86 percent of whom strongly dislike the new changes, according to a survey conducted by Sodahead. The infographic explores the six biggest privacy issues and gives tips on how you can protect yourself.
The biggest issue that I noticed was that when I opted in to allow people to subscribe to me suddenly all of my previous posts had been made public. To avoid this issue, go into your ‘Privacy Settings’ and under ‘Limit the Audience for Past Posts’ click on ‘Limit Old Posts’.
Check out ZoneAlarm’s six red flags and their solutions below and let us know what you think. What’s your take on the new Facebook? Do you like it? Are you concerned about your privacy?
Via: SocialTimes
Official: Google+ Has More Than 40 Million Users
“We had a great quarter,” said Page. “Revenue was up 33% year on year and our quarterly revenue was just short of $10 billion. Google+ is now open to everyone and we just passed the 40 million user mark. People are flocking into Google+ at an incredible rate and we are just getting started!”
Google+ launched in limited field trial at the end of June before allowing anyone over the age of 18 to sign up without an invite last month when it went into open beta. Page confirmed in July that the social network had
10 million users within its first 2 weeks.
Zynga’s Shares To Be Listed On NASDAQ, Chooses ‘ZNGA’ As Stock Symbol
In the filing, Zynga says, “We intend to apply to have our common stock approved for listing on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol ‘ZNGA.’” Renren and LinkedIn, both of which held their IPOs this year, were listed on the New York Stock Exchange, but tech companies are often more likely to be listed on Nasdaq.
Zynga’s suite of social games have attracted hundreds of millions of players — the company has 232 million monthly active users, with 60 million people playing its games every day. On Tuesday, the company revealed details of several upcoming games, including “CastleVille,” while it launched “Mafia Wars 2” on Monday.
Zynga filed for its IPO in July, where it claimed that it was looking to raise $1 billion. The company has reorganized its stock structure to give CEO Mark Pincus more voting power per share, but the IPO was delayed following market turmoil. There is now a 75 percent chance of the IPO taking place.
INFOGRAPHIC: How Top Nonprofits Are Using Social Networking Services
A new infographic published by Craigconnects — a website run by Craigslist founder Craig Newmark — reveals some interesting details about how the nonprofits with the highest levels of income are engaging with their supporters using social networking services. It was discovered that 92 percent of the top 50 nonprofits’ websites contain at least one social sharing button — 92 percent have Facebook sharing buttons, while 90 percent have a way to share content on Twitter.
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has the highest number of Facebook fans among nonprofits: 928,265. It also has the most engaged fans — they made 17,205 comments on PBS posts over the course of 2 months — and the most Twitter followers (840,653). The American Red Cross was the first nonprofit that was included in the analysis to sign up for a Twitter account.
For more stats about how nonprofits are using social networking services, check out the infographic, which you can click to enlarge.
UK Politicians Vote Against Ban On Tweeting From Parliament
Members of Parliament can use smartphones and tablets inside the chamber as long as the devices are set to silent mode and are used with “decorum,” according to the BBC. Several politicians had argued that using smartphones and tablets during debates made those politicians appear to be detached from the discussions. However, those who supported the use of the devices said that they help MPs communicate with the public more easily and allow them to multi-task during debates.
The Commons Procedure Committee recommended that MPs should be allowed to use electronic devices other than laptops in the Parliamentary Chamber, as long as they were in silent mode and were “used in a way that does not impair decorum.” It also suggested that MPs should be allowed to refer to their devices when making speeches, rather than having to rely on paper notes.
A deputy Commons Speaker said in January that MPs were not allowed to use Twitter inside the Chamber, but on Thursday, MPs voted 206 to 63 against a motion that would have formally introduced the ban on Twitter usage.
During a debate on the issue, MP Luciana Berger said that only 2 countries in Europe have placed a ban on their politicans from tweeting during debates and that the U.K. should not become the third. Another MP, Claire Perry, said, “Tweeting helps MPs to stay informed, in touch and accountable to their constituents and to ban this would be an inexplicable step back in time.”
According to Twitter, over 40 percent of MPs use the social network. Among them are Labour leader Ed Miliband and Minister for International Development Alan Duncan.
Via: Scribbal
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
How to Root LG Optimus 3D
I think it maybe possible for you who are new in gadget world. We can talk more about Root first. If you don’t know, root is an administrator that can allow you to install or uninstall the application that usually can’t do by common user and you can modify the operating system. You will need root further for application like market enabler, titanium backup, ROM Manager, and more also modify themes, boot animation, battery indicator, and more.
Ok, now, lets start to apply how to root, and in this occasion we try it on LG Optimus 3D
- Before to root, you need to download
- After that, get the installation of
- Install Driver LGUnitedMobileDriver_S4981MAN32AP22_ML_WHQL_Ver_3. 2.1.exe on PC
- I suggested to restart your PC
Now, you can begin to root, please follow the step below with your own risk, you get this step carefully
- Open your phone, enter Settings > Applications > Development
- Disarray USB Debugging
- Get connected between PC and your Optimus 3D phone through data cable
- Look over notifications in your phone, if it can be detected “USB debugging connected”
- See “device manager” on PC, is the driver has installed as well
- If the driver has installed, please open up superoneclick app (if used windows vista/7, run on as admin)
7. After the app open up, you go more with choose ‘psneuter’ in exploit
8. Choose Root
9. The process will look like in this below
10. Wait until the process done like in image
How to Update LG Optimus 3D Firmware Offline
Guys, you need to download first before the main process, download is including
- Firmware kdz, for example from forum.xda-developer, or get check directly from your LG by clicking this link and edit into that address. You should change 0000000000000000 with IMEI on its own
- Software Update KDZ KDZ FW UPD EN and extract
- LG Update B2CAppSetup.exe
- Driver LG Optimus 3D
- And you also need to install below
- Driver LG Optimus 3D
- LG-PC Suite that could you found in SD card internal
- LG Update B2CAppSetup.exe
- Msxml.msi on KDZ_FW_UPD_EN folder
- Erase mfc42 file, if used windows 64 bit
- Then make sure to restart your computer
Here is the main process to update Firmware, be ready!
- Switch off your LG Optimus 3D phone
- You must connect your phone with computer through USB cable
- Wait it until LG logo and battery shown
- Press vol_up + power button for about 6 second until the screen off
- Press once more the vol_up + power button for 6 second and wait until driver has installed (to check this, please open up your LG Mobile Update to show LG P920)
- Open up Device Manager on your computer and make LGE Mobile USB Modem and LGE Virtual Modem disable
- Open up the application of Software Update KDZ KDZ_FW_UPD_EN.exe
- Choose type : 3GQCT, Phone Mode : CS_EMERGENCY and then choose KDZ file that has been downloaded.
9. Choose Launch Software Update to begin the flashing process
10. You need wait for flashing process and don’t touch anything in your computer, because the process is heavy enough
11. Look up for log, if the extract process has done, it will normal and get movement of log
12. If the process still running, don’t take off the USB and make sure your computer on, you can view it clearly in below
14. Now, Flashing has done
15. You can use firmware V10B, but wait until your phone is restart automatically
16. Are you want to use firmware V10D? your phone must switch on with press power button
17. Withdraw the USB cable and out of Software Update KDZ
If the process has succeeded, your phone will flare. You can indicate it by viewing in setting-about phone-software version, changed.
How to Install Custom ROM on LG Optimus 3D
And it is important that do this process with your own risk. Ok, here we go
- You need to download ROM which was most wanted with .zip ( for example MIUI, MODACO, and more)
- Put on to SD external (or for CWM, it takes CWM external)
- Reboot into recovery via ROM Manager or shut down the phone and press the power + Vol down button or you can takes 2X application reboot
- After Recovery mode, backup your ROM before by choosing backup and Restore >> backup
- After backup, go back to page one
- Choose Wipe data / Factory Reset
- Choose Wipe Cache Partition
- Choose Advance >> wipe Dalvik Cache
- Go back to page one and choose the “install zip from SD card”
- Choose zip from SD card >> file zip ROM that has been copied
- Installing zip
- If all process have done, please reboot system now
How to Force Apps to Install to SD Card on LG Optimus ME P350
For the Android users, many of you get an trouble to move your download application from Android market to your mmc? You don’t have a worry anymore. We will discuss to solve your problem. Now please take carefully the step below, and it will be solving too with log in more than two in twitdeck, twitcaster, or seesmic. I just tried it with LG Optimus ME P350, here is:
Fisrt, you must click on setting > applications > manage App. You will be serviced tab downloaded, running, all, and on sdcard.
In downloaded, choose app that would you moved, tap, and there will be the choice to move to sdcard.
So simply right? I think it will not take a longer and enjoy it
iPhone 4s vs. Droid X 2
Retina display! 8-megapixel camera! Video calls! HDMI port! The last few days have seen lots of shouting from proponents of the hot phones of the minute, the Apple iPhone 4s and the Motorola Droid X. Which phone really delivers the best experience? We got our hands on both and tested them in seven categories: cost of ownership, storage, connection speeds, still and video image capture, display and resolution, operating system, and multitasking and media playback.
The iPhone 4s won the majority of our battles–but barely. Both phones are incredibly fast, have superb displays, and come loaded with multimedia features. Some of our tests, such as OS and media playback, come down to personal preference. On the other hand, our display, still camera, and camcorder tests clearly prove that the iPhone 4s is stronger in those categories. And the iPhone 4s won our data-speed and voice-quality tests, though they were confined to San Francisco; the results could be different in other parts of the country.
Soon, we’ll be putting the HTC EVO 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S through the same testing, so check back for those results.
onnectivity: Data Speeds and Voice Quality
The Stats: In the connectivity department, the Droid X and the iPhone 4s both come with Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. What the Droid X can do and the iPhone 4s can’t is to act as a mobile hotspot. For an extra $20 per month, the Droid X allows you to connect up to five compatible Wi-Fi devices, such as your laptop, your iPad, or other gadgets, to Verizon’s network.
Both phones boast noise-cancellation technology, which is supposed to improve call quality by blocking sounds around you, leaving only your voice.
Testing Methodology: We tested the iPhone 4s and the Droid X in five San Francisco locations and used the same testing methodology we use for our 3G speed tests. We used the FCC-endorsed Ookla testing app on both the iPhone 4s and the Droid X to measure upload speeds and download speeds. The Ookla test sends a stream of packets from the phone to a network server and back, and then measures the average speeds at which the packets make the round trip. We ran three consecutive speed tests on each phone at each location and then picked the best upload and download speeds of the three. Our voice-call tests were more subjective; we placed calls to a common local number, listening for static, jitter, delay, dropped calls, or a failure to connect, and then assigned a score to each call.
Data Speed Winner: iPhone 4s
In our informal performance testing in San Francisco, the AT&T-connected iPhone 4s registered far faster download speeds than the Verizon-connected Droid X did. The iPhone 4s showed an average download speed of 1958 kbps (almost 2 mbps) across our five testing locations in the city. The Droid X had an average download speed of 1130 kbps–still more than enough speed for reasonably fast Web browsing and standard-definition video watching. The two new devices posted similar average upload speeds; the iPhone4 registered 434 kbps and the Droid X averaged 564 kbps. Those upload speeds are fast enough to support basic file sharing but not enough to make fat-pipe apps such as multiplayer gaming or videoconferencing run well.
Voice Quality Winner: iPhone 4s
The iPhone 4s showed an even greater advantage over the Droid X in our voice-call quality tests. In almost all the test calls we placed around the city, calls on the iPhone 4s sounded better than the Droid X. Calls sounded more natural, and were more pleasing to listen to on the other end of the line. We recorded no dropped calls on AT&T.
In test calls using the Droid X, the audio coming out of the earphone was usually clear enough, but it didn’t sound as full and pleasing as that coming out of the iPhone 4s. On the other end, I’m told, my voice sounded loud enough, but not as dynamic and even a bit shrill. We also noted some minor static on some calls, as well as a warbling sound in other calls. We recorded only one dropped call using the Droid X.
Obviously, you can’t generalize too much from these tests. We were able to test in only one city, and testing over wireless networks is inherently unpredictable–weather and network traffic can affect the results in unknown ways.
Still Camera
The Specs: The iPhone 4s sports a 5-megapixel camera sensor with an LED flash, which is a nice upgrade from the iPhone 3GS’s 3-megapixel camera with no flash. The camera supports tap-to-focus in shooting mode, as well as photo geotagging.
On paper, the Droid X’s camera seems a bit stronger. It has an 8-megapixel display with a dual-LED flash. The Droid X offers no tap-to-focus, but it does have a face-detection feature that will automatically focus on a (human) subject. In addition to an Auto mode, the Droid X has a handful of basic scene modes that you can adjust based on the shooting environment: Landscape, Portrait, Macro, Sports, Steady Shot, Sunset, and Night Portrait.
Testing Methodology: PCWorld’s testing methodology for the iPhone 4 and Droid X cameras was a truncated version of our regular testing methodology for point-and-shoot cameras. We affixed each phone to a tripod and shot two images with the flash turned off:
1. One still-life scene with a color chart and delightful random objects to rate exposure quality and color accuracy.
2. A target chart and printed text to evaluate sharpness and distortion levels.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Rdio Launches Ad-Free, Cost-Free Music Streaming With Facebook Integration
With the various music services that have been integrated into Facebook, we’ve seen some awesome developments and opportunities to discover new music for free. Spotify recently opened up public membership and gave all users 6 months of free unlimited service when they logged in with their Facebook account. The latest in awesome free music is a new offer from Rdio, the music service developed by the founders of Skype.
For the first time, Rdio launched a free, on-demand music service with zero ads. Only an email address or Facebook account is required to sign up – no credit cards, no downloads – and you’ll have access to Rdio’s over 12 million songs. This service will allow you to build customized playlists, get music recommendations based on taste, stream full songs on-demand and see and hear what your friends are listening to in real-time.
Drew Larner, CEO of Rdio, spoke about the launch of their ad-free service. He said:
We’re proud to be the only service in the U.S. to offer everyone the opportunity to listen to millions of songs for free, without the distraction of a single ad. With free access to Rdio, now everyone has the freedom to discover what our fans already know – we’re the best service for listening to and discovering music.
Once you sign up for the service, at the top of your Rdio profile page you’ll have a meter that shows how much free listening you have each month. If you run out, you can upgrade your plan so you can listen to unlimited streams and use Rdio’s mobile app. Much like Spotify’s Facebook integration, once you play a song on Rdio you can instantly share it on Facebook in your News Feed, Ticker or Timeline.
Rdio has a couple of subscription plans for users who don’t want to be tied to a monthly limit. Rdio Web gives you unlimited access to Rdio’s catalog on a browser or desktop for $4.99 per month. Rdio Unlimited is $9.99 per month and gives you unlimited Web streaming and streaming on mobile apps as well as wireless synching to listen if you’re not online. Rdio also has a family plan where you can have 2 unlimited subscriptions for $17.99 per month or 3 for $22.99 per month.
To check out Rdio and start streaming for free, visit Rdio’s website.
Steve Jobs’ Death Garners 2.5 Million Tweets, Over 13,000 Blog Posts
Sysomos gathered data about just how much people were tweeting, blogging and posting about Jobs’ death and the numbers are enormous. At 8:30 p.m. EDT on Wednesday there were 249,042 tweets sent out that mentioned the Apple founder after the news of his passing went public. That number rose to a shocking 2.5 million in 12 hours. By 8:30 a.m. EDT on Thursday, feeds were inundated with tweets about the former CEO.
It’s not just Twitter that was buzzing with the sad news; pretty much every social media outlet was affected. By 9:30 p.m. EDT on Wednesday night, there were 1,905 blog posts, 3,836 online news articles, 1,483 message board posts and more than 579,400 tweets. The numbers only rose from there. Along with the 2.5 million tweets that piled up overnight, by 8:30 a.m. EDT on Thursday morning there were 13,284 blog posts, 25,704 message board posts and 30,905 news mentions.
Keywords surrounding Jobs’ death ranged from sadness to praise and mentions of his innovations. On Wednesday night when the news of the iPhone 4S launch was still circling around various blogs and news sources, words like Apple, iPhone, smartphone, Macintosh and iPod were still some of the most prevalent terms. It was clear that it was too early for the news to completely impact all fronts, though like usual, Twitter was ahead of the game.
By 9:30 a.m. EDT on Thursday morning, keywords regarding technology were amassed with words like condolence, saddened and cancer. It’s unsurprising that the focus would shift towards sadness, respect and facts about his death rather than technology as the news spread further and further through different parts of the world.
If you weren’t convinced that Jobs’ impact on technology extended globally, a heat chart outlines the areas of the world that buzzed with social media mentions of the visionary. As you can see, while the U.S. has the largest volume of mentions, there are mentions spread out across the globe.
YouTube Expands Rental Service To U.K., Offers 1,000 Movie Titles
YouTube’s U.K. offerings include the blockbuster hit the Dark Night and the cult film Reservoir Dogs as well as new releases like Hanna, Fast Five and Red Riding Hood. Because the service is launching in the U.K., you can expect many British classics like Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life and Love, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
In addition to adding over 1,000 high quality films, many movie pages feature YouTube Movie Extras with free behind-the-scenes videos, interviews with the cast, parodies and remixes from the YouTube community. YouTube plans to add more videos and features to YouTube Movie Extras to deepen the video renting experience.
If you’re in the U.K. visit YouTube’s Movie page to check out their rental options.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
"IPhone 4S" new "Apple" faster and cheaper .. But
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
Angry Birds running on Symbian S60v3 phone (Nokia E5)
Galaxy Note comes to Europe this month
Galaxy Note comes to Europe this month
Samsung Galaxy Note will be launched across Europe starting this month. The 5.3-inch tablet is expected to roll out in Germany, UK and France, among other European countries.
Post this launch, a new variation sporting 4G LTE will be launching in Korea next month.
Here are some specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Note:
- 5.3-inch 1280 x 800 Super AMOLED HD display with stylus support
- 1.4GHz dual-core chip
- Android 2.3 Honeycomb
- 2MP / 8MP cameras
- Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi
- MicroSD card reader.
There is no official word on the release date for US by now.
[VIA]
Final Look of the Nokia SeaRay leaked
It looks like T-Mobile Germany was prematurely leaked and it shows the Nokia SeaRay in it’s final form.
Could this be the final version of the Nokia SeaRay? It’s a well known fact that it’s supposed to look exactly like the Nokia N9. What do you think of this look? Are you surprised at all?
[VIA]
Cheaper version of iPhone 4 to be announced tomorrow
Cheaper version of iPhone 4 to be announced tomorrow
Gizmodo reports that procured images of what is most likely a new iPhone, a cheaper version of iPhone 4, to be announced on Tuesday along with iPhone 4S.
Gizmodo reports:
Our Brazilian brothers, Gizmodo.com.br, got their hot little hands on a few photos of one a new iPhone, to be announced next week. How? Well, there’s a Foxconn factory in Brazil, and Pedro & co got one of their men inside.
The site also reports that the device has some issues with the camera lenses and hence will not hit the stores soon.
[VIA]
Leaked: Nokia Sea Ray images
After the leak of Nokia Sabre by Microsoft Canada’s website, the most recent images of other windows phone by Nokia “Nokia Sea Ray” have surfaced.
The leaked images point that Nokia Sabre might not just be the only windows phone to be released by Nokia soon. It is expected to the second phone, first being Nokia Sea Ray. The leaked images have been a courtesy of T-Mobile’s German division.
The leaked images show Nokia Sea Ray featuring a 3.7inch display, but one that includes AMOLED technology and a curved glass front similar to that used by the Samsung-manufactured Nexus S smartphone. It also hints that the device will be shipped with Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango).
No official comment on the images either from Nokia or from Microsoft has been received.
[VIA]
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