165 posts tagged “mobile”

WooHoo - the beginnings of FREE GPS based navigation via Google Maps - not yet available for NZ however :-(

Thanks Martin Boult for the heads-up on this!

Motorolla Droid Overview

DROID by Motorola - Android phone - Motorola USA
http://shar.es/ahJLs

Thom thought you would be interested in the following item from nzherald.co.nz:

Vodafone sparks up fast mobile data network

Vodafone says that some customers in and around the Auckland CBD can expect super-quick 3G broadband speeds from today.

Its HSPA+ network will give real-world speeds of up to 16Mbps - but only for ... More

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Sent to you by Thom Cochrane via Google Reader: How to Add Facebook,
Twitter, Youtube, and Picasa to Nokia Share Online via NokiaTips by
Mobile Jorge on 10/9/09

Tired of having only a few default services on Nokia Share Online, the
old Vox isn’t doing much for you anymore, or perhaps you don’t use
Flickr nor Ovi Share, well thanks to todays tip you’ll be able to add
services like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Picassa to default
services on your Nokia Share Online native application. This is
certainly one of my favorite tips I’d like to share with you.

Step by Step Guide
This is what you have to do to add these extra options, it is really
simple.

1. Point your mobile browser to http://furtiv.mobi or
http://furtiv.mobi/beta_instructions.html either link will take you
there but the 2nd is the direct link.

2. Once there, click on each of the links shown one at a time, waiting
for the small configuration file to download, and also wait for the
prompt that its complete, and added to Share Online. Once the first one
is done, move onto the next.

3. Once you have downloaded, and installed the additional sharing
options, you can exit the browser.

4. Head to your handset Share Online Application, there you will see
the additional options in place ready for activation.

5. Activate each extra option in turn by adding your credentials for
your each sharing medium.

6. Your done, all set up to share to any of your options now. Remember,
if you wanted to set, say, Twitter as your default upload option,
simply highlight that option, hit “Options”, and select “Set as
default”.

Thank you to MickyFin from NokiaUsers.com for providing this amazing
tip

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Things you can do from here:
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favorite sites

Report from international telecoms union: the world is mobile, read this report http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/material/Telecom09_flyer.pdf

• Mobile cellular has been the most rapidly adopted technology in history. Today it is the most popular and widespread personal technology on the planet, with an estimated 4.6 billion subscriptions globally by the end of 2009
• Mobile broadband subscriptions overtook fixed broadband subscribers in 2008, highlighting the huge potential for the mobile Internet
• In 2009, more than a quarter of the world’s population are using the Internet

Example of Flickr geotagging of photos taken on GPS enabled smartphone (Nokia XM5800)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomcochrane/map?&fLat=-36.8811&fLon=174.7074&zl=5&order_by=recent

From Nikon: CoolPix S1000pj

• 10 Lumens projector built-in
• 12.1 MP camera
• Compact digital camera, 5 x optical zoom

http://www.europe-nikon.com/product/en_GB/products/broad/1850/overview.html The world’s first compact camera with a built-in projector, it offers an exciting way to share your photos or movie clips without the need to connect to a TV or computer. Extremely simple to operate, you only need to touch a button to project your favorites onto any flat surface: be it the wall for a presentation or the ceiling for a bedtime story. Projector Brightness* : up to 10 lumens; Image size : 5 to 40 in.; Throw distance : approx. 26cm to 2m (10 in. to 6 ft. 6 in.); Endurance (battery life)** : approx. 1 hour ; Resolution (output) : VGA equivalent http://www.nikon-coolpix.com/en/#/camera4

Second year Bachelor of Architecture students and staff receiving Dellmin9 netbooks and Nokia xpressmusic 5800 smartphones for mlearning project 2009.(Video recorded, editied, and uploaded to YouTube directly from N97 smartphone).

Meeting at Carringtons