Nokia relying on Linux in battle against iPhone

Helsinki: Nokia will try again to tackle Apple Inc’s iPhone in the top-end of the handset market with a bet on Linux software, several industry sources told Reuters.
Top handset maker Nokia will show its first high-end phone running on Maemo, a version of Linux, next week at the annual Nokia World event in Stuttgart, Germany, the sources said.

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Sony Ericsson Unveils PS3-compatible Cell Phone

It’s not the PSP phone, but it’s close. Sony Ericsson yesterday unveiled three new mobile phones including Aino, a cell phone that can sync with both your PlayStation 3 and PC. Aino also features an 8.1 MP camera with geo-tagging capability; 3G, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity; a physical keypad; and a three-inch touchscreen.
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Microsoft Reveals Next Zune Player — Months In Advance

Late yesterday, Microsoft announced the next move in its long-running, thus-far-unsuccessful campaign to chip away at the iPod’s dominance of the media-player market.

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Motorola Cliq takes aim at social network users

Today, Motorola trotted out a shiny new device called the Cliq – the first phone from Motorola to use the Android operating system originally developed by Google. The Cliq, pictured at right, utilizes the Motoblur interface to allow users rapid access to email, text messages, and photos. But most of the early hype surrounding the Motorola Cliq has concentrated on the phone’s social networking capabilities.

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Pharos Announces New Unlocked GPS Smartphone

LAS VEGAS – Pharos on Tuesday at CES 2009 announced the company’s latest unlocked GPS smartphone, the Traveler 137. The Windows Mobile Professional phone is distinguished by a large 3.5-inch, 800×480 touch screen and support for both AT&T and T-Mobile’s high-speed 3G networks.

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First "WhiteFi" prototypes hit testing stage

When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made the momentous decision late in 2008 to allow unlicensed broadcasting devices access to “white spaces” in the television spectrum, backers hailed the move as a major step forward for US wireless networking. “WiFi on steroids,” was how one engineer put it during the debate.

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Over 1,000 New WiFi Products Were Launched in 2008

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–(Business Wire)–
Wi-Fi enabled products continue to proliferate across nearly all categories,
including computing, networking, consumer electronics and mobile devices. Over
1,000 new products were launched with Wi-Fi in 2008; 2009 promises to surpass
that mark, reports In-Stat (http://www.in-stat.com).

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