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Ewdison Then - who has written 3 posts on PHONE Magazine.
An established member of the open source community, Ewdison Then is currently President of Aradius Inc, the media content company behind SlashGear. Responsible not only for business development and advertising, Ewdi’s background in project management and server administration also see him deal with the technical backbone of Aradius Inc’s blogs. When not chained to the keyboard, Ewdi enjoys playing basketball, listening to music while drinking wine and reading.
Posted on 02 July 2008
OpenMoko has finally made its Neo FreeRunner available to end-users after being in development for quite sometimes. The handset can be purchase for $399 from OpenMoko’s website or via distributor in EU, India, and North America.
The Openmoko Neo FreeRunner utilizes GNU/Linux and comes with core software for dialing, SMS and recording contacts. Openmoko will supplement these features with periodic downloads ...
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Posted on 25 June 2008
The Motorola ROKR E8 is no stranger to PhoneMag – our Vincent was handed one in New York today as part of Moto’s Holiday Gift Guide. Motorola has simplified the ROKR E8 navigation to allow user to make a quick switch between phone conversation and music playback – with only one touch.
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Posted on 16 June 2008
Samsung is going green with its two new environmental friendly handset, the W510 and F268. The phone is manufactured with bio-plastic made from natural material extracted from corn. Samsung went further by avoiding the usage of any heavy metals including lead, mercury, and cadmium on its W510 production.
Saving energy usage is also part of Samsungs new green mission with its ...
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Posted on 07 March 2008
The interest in iPhone SDK announcements is fast reaching saturation point (meaning we can all move on to theorising about whether the 3G iPhone will be announced at the WWDC, predicted to be in June) so as to underline the whole event Apple have put up a video of the full presentation. Nobody was permitted to film during yesterday's ...
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Posted on 06 March 2008
To test out the usability of its new SDK, Apple invited a couple of games studios to try their hand with the platform for a couple of weeks. EA's Travis Boatman showed up at the Roadmap event to demonstrate their iPhone version of Spore, where the accelerometer moves the spore around, while Apple themselves created a Wing Commander-style game ...
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Posted on 06 March 2008
As a "one more thing" at the SDK Roadmap event today, Apple have announced a $100m developers fund for coders keen to try their hand at creating software for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It's a move likely to be seen as a direct snub to Google, who last year announced their own developer competition fund for their Android ...
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