Opera Mini on iPhone is fast, but why?
We came, we saw, and we're still scratching our heads over what Opera is up to with its Mobile World Congress demonstration of its Opera Mini browser running on the iPhone 3GS.
Categories: Mobile Phone, Other Tags: congress, mobile, mobile-world-congress, mobileworldcongress, money, opera, opera-mini, performance, safari, speculation
Unauthorized iPhone news readers raise eyebrows
Here's an interesting little new media legal dilemma for you: apparently there are several paid apps in the iPhone App Store that bill themselves as "readers" for publications like the New York Times , CNET , and the BBC, but aren't actually licensed or official in anyway -- they're just pulling RSS feeds. That means people paying for an app like The New York Times Mobile Reader aren't actually getting an app from the Times -- and, perhaps more importantly, the Times isn't getting anything from anyone. Seems like Apple should probably just shut these apps down, but that's the interesting part: all these apps are pretty much just custom-built feed readers, and you can generally access all of the same content using Safari
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: app store, apple, bbc, iphone, iphone-apps, mobile-reader, new reader, reader, result, safari, situation, territory, times-mobile, trademark
The Competition: Chin-less HTC Hero Android Invading Sprint | The …
It's official -- the HTC Hero, currently the most drool-inducing handset the Android platform has to offer, hits Sprint October 11. Sibling site.
Categories: Android, BlackBerry, htc, Other Tags: apple, htc, irishman, mobile-devices, news, review, safari, september-3rd, sprint, the-competition, touch-screen