At long last, the folks over at Palm has decided to do something about their webOS by releasing a most timely update, this time round bringing the version number up to webOS 1.4. You won’t need to make a trip to any store if you want to install the update since this will come across as an over-the-air (OTA) update, and is readily available for customers who are subscribed to the Sprint network in the US, while folks living on the other side of the pond will be able to get it as well assuming they’re under the O2 UK, O2 DE, O2 Ireland and Movistar umbrellas

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Palm releases webOS 1.4

Mention Sonim and what comes to your mind? Chances are those who are more well versed in the world of cellphones would be able to relate that brand name to a handset which is well known for its ruggedness. Well, Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona, Spain, was the platform where Sonim decided to announce the availability of their brand new XP2 Spirit which will hit Europe

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Sonim XP2 Spirit comes to Europe

PUMA and Sagem Wireless have come together in an unlikely alliance, offering what they call the PUMA phone which will arrive in selected markets come this April 2010. This unveiling was done at this year’s Mobile World Congress, where it is touted to be really different from all of the other handsets

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PUMA phone finally unveiled

Sony Ericsson has taken the opportunity to unveil the Vivaz pro at the Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona, Spain, where this model will throw in a new QWERTY keyboard alongside a built-in touchscreen display, making it full well capable of delivering a user experience that has been specially optimized for both the busy world of messaging as well as that of entertainment. Social networking fans will find that the full QWERTY keyboard makes it possible for folks to communicate quickly and efficiently through the use of email, SMS or social networking updates, without ending up with sore thumbs at the end of the day.

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Looks like the Garmin-Asus intends to cover wider ground with a couple of smartphone releases that span across two operating systems, the Android-powered nuvifone A50 as well as the Windows Mobile running M10. The latter is a full-touch, all-in-one smartphone which will run on the most updated version of Windows Mobile – we’re talking about Windows Mobile 6.5.3 here, making it the second officially released smartphone to do so after the Sony Ericsson Aspen . The M10 will be able to keep professionals connected at all times with their business and personal contacts via email, calendar and Instant Messaging, apart from relying on preloaded mobile navigation from Garmin to help you get around unfamiliar territory whenever you are out of town.

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Garmin-Asus M10 ready to rock and roll

Garmin and Asus’ latest collaboration has resulted in the nüvifone A50, a touchscreen Android-powered smartphone which will retain the mainstay characteristics of Garmin’s vaunted GPS navigation system.

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Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50 announced

Yes, we have covered the Wildcharger Pad and we have covered the Powermat , and I think it is about time for a Face/Off! It would appear that the Powermat is winning as far as basic space. The Wildcharger Pad is an 8 x 6 space capable of holding 2 mobile devices, but the company says that it can hold five. That most be with the Wildcharge PowerDiscs

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Wildcharger Pad vs. Powermat: The wireless charging pad showdown

Yes, we have covered the Wildcharger Pad and we have covered the Powermat , and I think it is about time for a Face/Off! It would appear that the Powermat is winning as far as basic space. The Wildcharger Pad is an 8 x 6 space capable of holding 2 mobile devices, but the company says that it can hold five. That most be with the Wildcharge PowerDiscs.

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Wildcharger Pad vs. Powermat: The wireless charging pad showdown

The iPhone will be getting a brand new browser known as the Opera Mini, adding to the over 140,000 apps in the App Store catalog. This makes for an interesting bit of news since Apple has yet to approve a third-party browser, so it looks like a nice challenge is on both Opera’s and Apple’s hands.

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Opera Mini announced for the iPhone

The iPhone will be getting a brand new browser known as the Opera Mini, adding to the over 140,000 apps in the App Store catalog.

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Opera Mini announced for the iPhone