Check this images about Nokia ovi app wizard. Now you don’t need to have software programmink skills to build a simple application for your blog’s news or media channels.
www.ovi.com/appwizard
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A speech to speech translation softwares is being developed by google, using two technologies already known by them: voice recognition, used in voice search application and available in several platforms like BlackBerry, Android, Nokia, iPhone, WinMo, and more. And of course, translation software currently used in the google translation tool supporting a lot of languages.
According to Franz Och, Google’s head of translation services,this service will be possible in a few years, and it will work like current translation people do translations, after one person speaks, the translator will translate a package, sentence or idea to the other person by its cell phone.
Android version of wordpress mobile was released two months ago, have you used it?, Good impressions?. The video above shows the wordpress mobile version for Android.
The blackberry version now is capable of uploading videos taken with your bb camera, it works great on OS 4.6+ devices, but in 4.5 like 8310, it doesnt work well, maybe because of low memory.
More information at www.wordpress.org
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I am a user of hosted wordpress for my blog, and that’s why this updated version of WordPress for Blackberry is so good. Basicallly now we have support for 3gp videos, which can help you to grab some videos on the go and post it in real time. There is also an enhancement of the application speed.
Here’s a quick video overview of the app with all the latest features:
To watch powerpoint presentantions will be great, now it’s true, leave your laptop in the office. You simply plug it into a projector or monitor, and present PowerPoint files wirelessly from your BlackBerry smartphone. As a business user is a great tool, it will cost around $199.99, maybe is good to have one in the office to share with your co-workers.
* Easy set up
* Automatically detects and takes advantage of the highest available resolution — 640×480 (VGA), 800×600 (SVGA), or 1024×768 (XGA).
* BlackBerry® Presenter supports a wide variety of projectors, monitors, and displays by providing both VGA and S-Video connections.
* NTSC/PAL support
* Carrying case included
* Supports 24 animations and 55 transitions
* Loop mode
* Freeze mode
* Speaker notes available
* Upgradable application and BlackBerry® Presenter software at www.blackberry.com/presenter
Compatible devices:
* BlackBerry® Curve™ 8520
* BlackBerry® Curve™ 8530
* BlackBerry® Curve™ 8900
* BlackBerry® Bold™ 9000
* BlackBerry® Storm™ 9500
* BlackBerry® Storm™ 9530
* BlackBerry® Storm2™ 9550
* BlackBerry® Tour™ 9630
* BlackBerry® Bold™ 9700
When RIM bought Torch Mobile I though that the blackberry browser will be improved, I currently owned a 8310 BB and the browser sucks compared to iPhone, Android, Skyfire…, but according to Kaufman Bros analyst Shaw Wu, RIM is planning to use its WebKit-based BlackBerry browser, and this version will use push technology to load sites 30%-60% faster than other browsers.
Webkit is a techology used for browsers like the iPhone’s, Android’s, and Symbian. Alhough Maemo uses Firefox mobile.
You can also try meanwhile another Third party browsers, like Opera and Bold for blackberry.
The Distimo Report is a monthly look at the five big application stores: Apple App Store, BlackBerry App World, Google Android Market, Nokia Ovi Store and Windows Marketplace for Mobile. You can download it on their site click here.
December 09 report show us interesting insights:
- In Google Android Market, 65% of the publishers are located in the United States, 12% in the United Kingdom, 20% in Europe (Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands and Spain) and 3% in Japan.
- Publishers located in Europe price their applications highest with an average of $4.42, which is 49% higher than publishers located in the United States. The United Kingdom comes second with an average of $3.31.
- Applications in Apple App Store, Google Android Market and Nokia Ovi Store are priced at around $3.50. Windows Marketplace for Mobile and BlackBerry App World are more expensive, averaging $6.99 and $8.26 respectively.
- Because of Microsoft’s market validation guidelines and additional fees for distributing applications in more than one country, the number of applications available in some countries is only a small percentage (<5%) of applications available worldwide.
It seems like Nokia will announce tomorrow something BIG, maybe related to OVI Store. I’ll tell you guys later. We all hope that Symbian Platform also gets update so it can survive in the market.