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Pirate Bay copyright infringement trial begins, founders plead 'not guilty'
Publié: février 16, 2009, 10:02pm CET
Today marked the first day of the criminal copyright infringement suit against The Pirate Bay that was initiated in Sweden one year ago by Warner Brothers, Columbia Pictures, Sony BMG, EMI, Universal, Metro Goldwin Mayer and 20th Century Fox. -
Can mobile phones finally replace point-and-shoot cameras?
Publié: février 16, 2009, 9:40pm CET
Today is without a doubt the day of highest pixel density in mobile phone history. Top three handset manufacturers Nokia, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson all unveiled additions to their 2009 cellular phone lines that are heavily stacked in the imaging department. -
Windows Mobile 6.5 gets official, but won't come to older devices
Publié: février 16, 2009, 7:00pm CET
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Microsoft gave a grand tour of the new iteration of Windows Mobile, along with My Phone, the company's MobileMe equivalent. -
Sprint adds mobile broadband to 'Everything' plan for $150 per month
Publié: février 16, 2009, 6:52pm CET
Claiming it offers a savings of $599 compared to AT&T and Verizon, Sprint has unveiled a version of its unlimited "Everything" plan that includes mobile broadband for both businesses and consumers. The plan will cost $149.99, and include everything its existing $99.99 unlimited voice and messaging plan offers, along with 5GB of 3G access using a laptop.
Sprint charges $59.99 for mobile broadband on its own, so the bundle amounts to a savings of $10 per month. The company says existing customers can upgrade to the new plan without extending their contract; new activations will require a two-year agreement in exchange for a free USB 3G broadband device.
Despite Sprint's assertions about competitors' pricing, both AT&T and Verizon offer unlimited calling plans for $99.99 per month. However, these plans don't include 3G data or text messaging.
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Palm joins Adobe's Open Screen Project to bring Flash to Pre
Publié: février 16, 2009, 6:38pm CET
Timed with the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Monday, Palm announced it is joining the Open Screen Project spearheaded by Adobe, which aims to bring applications and web experiences to TVs, PCs and mobile devices using Flash. Specifically, Palm plans to integrate Flash into its upcoming Pre smartphone and future devices running webOS -- something Apple has yet to do with the iPhone. "We're excited that our customers will benefit from the creativity and broad range of Flash content and applications created by the millions of designers and developers using Adobe's popular tools and technologies," remarked Pam Deziel, vice president of software product management at Palm. Whether it will be as simple as downloading a Flash app onto the Pre is not yet known. Apple still has plenty of time to make some decisions regarding Flash, as the mobile Flash Player isn't scheduled to arrive until the end of 2009. -
LG agrees to make Windows Mobile its primary smartphone operating system
Publié: février 16, 2009, 5:30pm CET
In a big win for Windows Mobile, LG -- the world's third largest mobile handset maker -- has agreed to make Microsoft's struggling and aging operating system the primary for all its smartphones. -
Orange promises to deliver LG's watch phone, likely this year
Publié: février 16, 2009, 4:53pm CET
Today, French carrier Orange announced that it will be the first mobile operator to bring LG's touchscreen watch phones to market. -
Mobile app stores: Nokia and Microsoft each get one, too
Publié: février 16, 2009, 4:30pm CET
Today at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia announced that its Ovi suite of mobile applications will be getting its own App store in May, and Microsoft announced Windows Marketplace for Windows Mobile devices.