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Dolphin Browser HD officially arrives for the BlackBerry PlayBook

Dolphin Browser HD

Yes, we know. Dolphin Browser HD was previously available in BlackBerry App World for the BlackBerry PlayBook but after some hoopla about it being put there by Handster it was subsequently removed. With that little issue now cleared up, the folks from MoboTap have officially released Dolphin Browser HD into BlackBerry App World and if you're looking to try out a new browser Dolphin may have the features you're looking for:

Gesture - Let your inner artist out and create a personal Gesture (symbol) to access the mobile and desktop websites you use the most.Webzine - Fast Web page loading, with no ads. Dolphin Webzine simplifies the way you read your favorite mobile content, from news to blogs and websites. Speed Dial - Visit you favorite mobile and desktop websites on the go with one touch.Tabbed browsing - No need to toggle between screens, tabbed browsing lets you open and switch between Web pages fast as lightning.SideBars - Make the best of mobile interface via Dolphin SideBar. 

Personally, I'm a fan of Dolphin Browser HD on my Android device but for the PlayBook, I have no issues with the native web browser but differentiation is good. Give Dolphin a go and see how you like it, I'm sure the folks from MoboTap will appreciate the feedback.

Download Dolphin Browser HD for the BlackBerry PlayBook


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How NoiseHush NX22 Hi-Fi Stereo Headphones made me love wires again

In Short:
"The music stays in and the noise stays out"
Should I Buy?
"One of the most comfortable pair of headphones on the market"

NoiseHush NX22

The wired versus wireless war has been raging for years, with my ears being the battleground. The major players have always been comfort, sound and functionality. For the longest time, I’ve been sporting the ear bud design. They’re lightweight and subtle. Now perhaps it’s the fact that my ears are oddly shaped, but I could never find that perfect fit- they kept popping out. The Bluetooth option intrigued me, as it provided a greater range of movement (zero chance of whiplash or strangulation while dancing). With the lack of wires, came the added responsibility of making sure they were charged – which I often neglected. After checking out Jared’s review of the NoiseHush NX26, I fell in love. Not with Jared (mind you, I hear he’s a great guy), but with what the large headphones had to offer. I decided to check out a pair of NoiseHush NX22 Hi-Fi stereo headphones to see if they, and my colossal cranium, were a perfect fit.

The term Hi-Fi (or High Fidelity) is a long used term by audiophiles and “regular folk” as an accurate reproduction of the original sound – capturing each tone as it was originally played. It differs slightly from HD (High Definition) which presents a more immersive, or surround, sound rather than strictly copying the original sound.

NX22 sound

The NX22 has neodymium magnet drivers to deliver satisfying sound. The result is a crisp replication of sound with a defined bass, that isn’t overpowering. The volume wasn’t considerably high with the NX22, but with the over the ear design, and encompassing ear cushions, the external noise was greatly reduced. This means that I can enjoy listing to music, playing games or checking out podcasts without cranking up the volume in order to drown everything else out. For someone with an eclectic taste, I did find the NX22 to be sufficient to listen to anything from Sunset Boulevard to Evanescence to Imagination Movers. It was excellent, and consistent performance.

NX22 Mic

As far as calls went, the built in microphone with function button made it easy to answer them. The microphone is designed to help filter out external noise; thereby keeping the person on the other end unaware that you were just rocking out.

I have never had an over-the-head headset fit so comfortably! The layout of the NX22 is different from the NX26. A fixed band connects between the two ear pieces. Below this is a spring loaded headband with a cushion for a comfortable fit, without being too snug. Like the NX26 the ear cups tilt up and down, based on your head shape and still sport a comfortable cushioning. Unlike the NX26, the earcups also pivot to the front and back. This makes it quite easy to find the perfect fit.

NX22 comfort

NX22 comfort 2

Without feeling squeezed or my ears getting hot- I could wear these headphones for hours on end. Now despite all of these moving parts, the NX22 feels very solid. The ear cups will not easily pry away from the band, nor does the band fell as though as it will snap if stretched too far. Even with the added bulk, the NX22 is only slightly heavier than the NX26 and still feels lightweight. The base of the wire is also slightly flexible and feels as though it won’t let it go without a fight. You have 5.7 feet of wire to play with, so you can easily sit on the couch and prop up your Playbook on your coffee table to listen to music or watch a movie.

The design itself is awesome. I love the old school look of the NX22. Anyone who wears them will look cool.

NX22 model

…well, almost anyone.

The Good

Comfortable, lightweight and durable – the NoiseHush NX22 beautifully capture the old school look, with the new school demands. It’s a fantastic headphone to use no matter the situation.

The Bad

Not everyone is a fan of Hi-Fi and may want to look elsewhere if you are looking for Hi Def. Despite the lightweight feel, there is definite bulk.

Conclusion

The NX22 will be my new favourite pair of headphones for a long time. You will easily agree with me when I say there’s quality in its build and in its performance.


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Keep tabs on March Madness with Sports Live!

Keep tabs on March Madness with Sports Live!

It's that time of year. The squeak of sneakers and screams of crowds fill the air and the hopes of 67 squads from across the United States are crushed with a ferocity that only basketball can bring. That's right, March Madness is underway. While there are plenty of sports apps in the webOS App Catalog, only one really stands out as worth your money for keeping tabs on all the games upon which the success of your bracket. That one app is Sports Live!

Well, it's Sports Live and it's derivatives. On the TouchPad, we wouldn't talk anybody out of buying Sports Live HD, and for this happy go lucky season of basketball insanity, you wouldn't be wrong to buy College Basketball Live for your webOS smartphone either. Both apps let you passively keep tabs on your favorite/necessary teams through the joy of webOS notifications. Should you be feeling more antsy, you can also open the app itself and check out the scores in real time for all games.

Both apps are made by More Solutions and available now in the App Catalog - Sports Live! HD for the TouchPad is currently on sale for $2.49, while College Basketball Live! and Women's College Basketball Live! are available for $1.99 and Sports Live! for webOS smartphones is $7.99

Also, go Bearcats!


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Pop!Later is a Read It Later app that lives inside a notification

Pop!Later

We've seen all sorts of interesting things done with webOS notifications, from persistent weather and stock information to pop-up mini news readers. But they were always basic and focused apps. But Science Apps, the webOS developers behind Starter and Lithium News, recently kicked things up a notch with the app-in-a-notification system with Pop!Later.

This new app is a Read It Later client that lives in a notification on your webOS smartphone or TouchPad. Not only can you use it to submit a copied URL, you can actually browse, read, and manage your saved articles all from within the notification. You might be asking yourself, "Why would I want this?" Essentially this lets you have two apps running at once on the same screen - Pop!Later providing the Read It Later view while whatever else you want - a movie, for example - takes up the rest of the screen.


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Nokia Lumia Live augmented reality event in Sydney

WP Central

With the launch of the 800, we've been anticipating Nokia's upcoming marketing strategy in Australia with what the manufacturer can do to maintain the standards of promotion we've witnessed in other countries (think back to London with Deadmau5). With the recent announcement that will see Nokia holding Lumia "Live events" in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney this month, we now have more details surrounding the first one on the calendar - Sydney.

As one can probably guess from the above photo, the live event in Sydney sports Nokia's largest augmented reality experience. The public can step up on the Nokia mat to witness an interactive experience powered by an Xbox and Kinect. The video from the console is displayed on a massive 12 metre screen for everyone to enjoy.

Should you choose the Nokia Music tile, you'll be able to compete with Australia’s Got Talent and now local recording star Timomatic in a dance-off. But if that's not your cup of tea, and you're feeling slightly adventurous, then the Nokia Drive tile will produce a random character next to you on-screen; be it an Angry Bird or kangaroo.

Timomatic said the following when asked about his experience working with Nokia on this stunt:

"I was pumped about working with Nokia on this project.  I loved the idea of combining cutting-edge technology like Augmented Reality with my passion for music and dance. The footage was filmed in a studio and we experimented with a range of dance moves, both free-style and choreographed.  It's pretty amazing to see it all come together like that on the big screen."

Are you interested in giving this event a looking? Be sure to head on down to Martin Place between 7am - 7pm (16th March). 

Source: WPDownUnder


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Deal of the Day: Save 57% on the BlackBerry Leather Pocket Pouch for the Torch 9810 and 9800

The BlackBerry Leather Pocket Pouch is a form-fitted case designed to protect your BlackBerry Torch 9810 or Torch 9800 and its camera lens from bumps and scratches. It provides easy access to your device thanks to a built-in thumb groove: just give your BlackBerry Torch 9810 or Torch 9800 a gentle tug and it slides out smoothly. Plus, it features a battery-saving proximity sensor that shuts off the screen backlight as soon as you slide your BlackBerry Torch 9810 or Torch 9800. The sensor also allows you to switch automatically to different notification settings (for ringing, vibration or both) based on whether your smartphone is in or out of its case.

Deal also available in Canada store

List Price: $29.99  Today Only: $12.95

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First images of Audible app for Windows Phone appear [Updated]

Audible?

Windows Phone users have been yearning for an official Audible app for Windows Phone for quite some time now. Recently, our own Rafael Rivera showed how it's very possible to make an app for Windows Phone using some aspects of the ancient Windows Mobile app of yore. Around the same time, we heard rumblings of a limited beta for an Audible starting to circulate, which gave us hope.

Now, some images of said app have appeared on Reddit by a poster who is reportedly in the closed beta program. He notes that the beta program will be going open in a few weeks and that he won't post the XAP file, so no hope there.

While we can't verify that these images are legit, we have reason to believe that these are indeed real. Hopefully we'll be hearing more in a few weeks.

Audible

Update: Confirmed. Paul Thurrott has just posted more screenshots, moving this from rumor to news.

Source: Reddit; via 1800PocketPC, Go Windows Go


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Review your favourite must-have game and win a Nokia Lumia 800

WP Central

Windows Phone UK has announced an exciting competition that celebrates the must-have Xbox Live games of 2012 that have arrived onto the Marketplace - Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, BulletAsylum, Chickens Can’t Fly, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction and Toy Soldiers: Boot Camp.

The team have decided to give away a shiny new Lumia 800 (see our review) Windows Phone as the prize for the best review. To enter the competition and have a chance of winning the Lumia 800, you'll need to:

Review one of the five must-have games listed above. Be sure to include details such as why it's your favourite, what you liked / disliked, etc.Publish the review on a blog (can be Tumblr, WordPress hosted, Blogger, etc.)Enter said review by commenting on the Windows Phone UK competition announcement article only (link below).

We're helping to judge this contest, so we'll be selecting the winning review which displays the most originality, relevancy and humour. So head on over to Windows Phone UK to read up on the T&Cs and put forward your entry. Remember that this is for UK residents only and you have until 5pm (GMT) on March 22nd.

Source: Windows Phone UK


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UK retailer slashes Sony Tablet S price

Android Central

There's no doubt that today is iPad day, but if you're looking for an Android tablet, you could do worse than Sony's Tablet S, with its quirky "folded magazine" design. Today UK retailers Currys, PC World and Dixons -- all part of the Dixons Stores Group -- have cut the Tablet S's price by £100, knocking it down to £299. The new price puts it in line with competing 2011 tablets like the Motorola Xoom and Galaxy Tab 10.1. In addition, Currys promises a £10 voucher to anyone buying the Tablet S online.

The Tablet S, which launched late last year, was Sony's first foray into the world of Android tablets. It's powered by the standard NVIDIA Tegra 2 CPU, with 1GB of RAM and a lightly-skinned Android 3.2 Honeycomb on the software side, with an update to Ice Cream Sandwich promised in the near future. Sony's software suite includes all the proprietary stuff you'd expect -- Music and Video Unlimited, along with PlayStation certification for gamers. The main thing setting it apart from other tablets, though, is that wedge-shaped chassis, which is designed to make it easier to hold in one hand.

Elsewhere on the web, Sony Tablet S prices still hover around £350-375 (~$550-590). Given that today's iPad 3 new iPad launch pushes the iPad 2 down to £320 in most stores, we'd expect to see last year's Android tablets priced further below this mark in the months ahead.

Source: Currys; via: Eurodroid


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Pinsation: a Pinterest client for Windows Phone

WP Central

Should you be an avid Pinterest user, you'll want to check out Pinsation for Windows Phone. Using official APIs, Pinsation provides a seamless experience with facebook connectivity and all the features you'd expect - upload pins, re-pin, like pins, create boards, delete pins, comment on pins, and more.

If you haven't heard of Pinterest before, it's a startup that allows users to find and "pin" useful content that's discovered around the web. Think of an e-pinboard and you'll understand the concept.

Pinsation also enables the user to pin categories, searches and favourite boards right to the home screen for more convenient access. You can download Pinsation from the Marketplace for free.

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Must watch: what Apple Store employees do before the new iPad goes on sale!

Apple store employees

After chatting with the first person in line for the new iPad in Miami, Florida, we had to stick around for the grand opening. We actually found the store reps  around the corner just before things kicked off. As you can see from the video, the Apple employees at Miami’s Lincoln Road store started getting psyched up right around the corner, and when it was time to open, they came barrelling down the sidewalk, hooting and hollering. They cheered for a bit at the front door, took some pictures, then jogged back around the block to their posts.

It’s obvious Apple employees are just as excited as we are to get the new iPad out the door, and it’s great to see that they’re willing to put on a show for the fans who have stuck around all night waiting for it. If you’ve never camped out front of an Apple store for an iOS product, check out this video to see what you’re missing.

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BlackBerry Traffic updated to v3.0.2.18 bringing multiple bug fixes

BlackBerry Traffic

Research In Motion released a small update to their popular BlackBerry Traffic app. This update brings the app to v3.0.2.18 and includes bug fixes for both a text UI bug and power management. If you were seeing either of these bugs with the last release you will definitely want to grab this update in BlackBerry App World and put an end to those pesky problems.

BlackBerry Traffic is a great app for your device. With options like giving you your ETA based on current traffic conditions, alternate routes to avoid toll booths, voice guidance, and the ability to send your estimated ETA to contacts via SMS, email, or PIN, you will wonder how you ever travelled without it! You can download it from App World at the link below.

For more information and to download BlackBerry Traffic


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McKinney: HP was supposed to leave Palm alone for three years, lacked the "patience for innovation"

Phil McKinney

Phil McKinney left his position as HP CTO and chief big thinker at the end of this past October. Since then he published a new book, Beyond the Obvious: Killer Questions That Spark Game-Changing Innovation [hardcover, Kindle, iBooks] that explores his experience as an innovator. In promoting Beyond the Obvious, McKinney sat down for an interview with "strategic marketing expert" and fellow author Rick Mathieson. Most of the interview touches on what's in McKinney's book, but in part four of the interview he steers the discussion towards what went down with webOS and McKinney's last few months at HP. We'll let McKinney do the talking here:

"[The Palm acquisition] was going to be a long term effort. Palm was struggling and HP was stepping in, doing the acquisition, and we were basically going to take three years hands-off. Palm was basically going to get cash infusions, resources, and expertise. But Palm was going to be given three years to basically get itself positioned to be a market leader in its space. Now, fast forward to July of 2011 and, one, you had a swap out of the CEOs - Leo comes in as the new CEO - and HP, for whatever reason - I was not a part of this decision - made the decision to kill it, one year into the three year program. This is an example of not committing long term to the resources and not having patience for innovation."

McKinney notes that he was part of the team that drove the acquisition of Palm and that there are always challenges to overcome with trying to get a large organization like HP to be innovative. As the existence of a three-year plan for Palm implies, the challenge is sticking to a long-term plan that ignores the quarterly financial reports in favor of the long view.

It's equal parts hard and frustrating to imagine where Palm and webOS would be today had HP not pulled the plug on hardware development and essentially killed (and since attempted to revived) the OS. It's been seven months since former HP CEO Leo Apotheker made the decision to kill webOS hardware, and during that time we expect that we would have at the very least seen the release of the HP Pre3 and TouchPad Go, plus whatever else HP might have been working up.

For his part, McKinney still uses a webOS smartphone and a TouchPad.


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From the Forums...Barter Forum is live

WP Central

We have seen many requests for a area in the forums to buy and trade devices. We love to abide so with no further delay come join us in the Windows Phone Central Barter Forum.

Note: you must have 50 posts to sell your wares. For a complete list of rules please see this thread: Rules for posting in the Barter Forum

Remember, the forums are more fun when you register, so sign up today.


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Nexus S ICS updates reportedly restarting in 'a few weeks'

Nexus S ICS update

Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich was briefly pushed to the Nexus S last December, before being pulled due to battery life issues on some handsets. Now reports suggest that the official resumption of over-the-air updates to ICS may be just a few weeks away, and that the Nexus S 4G will finally see the latest version of Android, too.

Engadget? reports via "trusted sources" that the Nexus S and Sprint Nexus S 4G will both receive fresh updates to ICS in "the next few weeks." It's been a long wait for Nexus S 4G users in particular, who've yet to see anything official besides a leaked 4.0.4 build.

If you'd rather not wait a few weeks to get Ice Cream Sandwich on your Nexus S, you can check out our guide to manually installing the update. And like we said, there's always that leaked build for the Nexus S 4G -- though you'll have to muddle through with the same radio issues that affected Gingerbread on some devices.

Source: Engadget


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Fess up: Who's buying a new iPad?

iMore iPad launch

We're not looking to name names here, nor will we come to your house and shame you. (Probably.) But let's face it, more than a few of you Android faithful likely will be buying iPads in the coming days. So let's hear it. And if anyone wants to explain themselves, the comments are wide open.

And there's loads more iPad launch coverage at iMore.com.


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Quick Tip: Updating your BlackBerry to a different carrier's OS? Make sure you delete BOTH vendor files

Windows Device Update

As I found out earlier this morning, installing another carrier's OS on your BlackBerry isn't as easy as downloading and deleting the vendor.xml file -- now you have to delete both vendor files. It seems that in one of the updates to BlackBerry Desktop Manager, the vendor.xml file is not only located in one folder, but two. In the past you simply had to delete the lone vendor file and you were well on your way to a clean install with either BlackBerry Desktop Manager or App Loader. Now however, you'll need to dive in a bit more before your PC will see the OS - keep reading and we'll tell you how to seek and destroy (ok, find and delete) those pesky vendor.xml files.

Now this obviously is only for Windows PCs since you can't install a new OS from a Mac.

Navigate to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\ApploaderFrom there, remove the vendor.xml file

Next, make sure you can view hidden files and folders in Windows Explorer (Tools > Folder Options > View > Show hidden files and folders)

Then, depending on your version of Windows: 

On Windows Vista/7 navigate to C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML (Where "YOUR_USER" is your username)On Windows XP navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR_USER\Application Data\Research In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML (Where "YOUR_USER" is your username)

Remove the vendor.xml file and you're done! Now fire up Deskop Manager or App Loader and you should be able to find the new OS and install away!


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RIM gets awarded patent for fuel cell on mobile device

RIM Fuel Cell Patent 

In addition to the recent pattern tap to unlock patent that RIM was just received, they have also been awarded a patent for having a fuel cell on a mobile device. While many companies have tried recently to add wireless charging options to devices, RIM has been seeking this patent since 2009 when it was initially filed. The idea behind this would be that devices with physical keyboards could lay a fuel cell behind the keyboard and in front of the circuit board and would have a membrane with one physical contact that would allow charging on the go. 

A mobile device having: a keyboard; a printed circuit board having at least one contact responsive to the keyboard; and a fuel cell assembly having: a fuel cell located between the keyboard and the printed circuit board, the fuel cell having a membrane and at least one aperture corresponding with the at least one contact; a tank adapted to store a fuel for the fuel cell; and piping connecting the tank with the fuel cell, where the fuel cell ventilates through the keyboard. Alternatively, the fuel cell acts as the printed circuit board and at least one contact for the keyboard is printed onto the fuel cell.

In concept this is an amazing idea, and we can only hope to see this come to surface sooner than later. What do you think - are fuel cells the wave of the future? Sound off in the comments.

Source: USPTO; via: Engadget 


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WPCentral 138: Justin Angel, Tango & Mobile World Congress [Video]

WPCentral 138: Justin Angel, Tango & Mobile World Congress [Video] | wpcentral | Windows Phone News, Forums, and Reviews AndroidBlackBerryiPhone / iPadWindows PhonewebOS NewsReviewsForumsAppsGamesTipsDevelopersPodcastsContact WPCENTRAL STORE CASES CHARGERS BATTERIES & MORE NEW ACCESSORIES FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $50 Podcasts WPCentral 138: Justin Angel, Tango & Mobile World Congress [Video] Posted on Thu, 15 Mar 2012 6:50 pm EDT by Daniel Rubino Filed under: Podcast WPCentral Podcast

Stream with the Official WPCentral App (opens Zune)Download it directly with this linkWatch the HD video after the page breakSubscribe on your ZuneSubscribe via iTunesSubscribe directly to the Podcast feed with your favorite Podcatcher hereListen to it here with the flash player above.

We're back this week with special guest, Nokia's Justin Angel who joins Editor-in-chief Daniel Rubino and developer Jay Bennett for an interesting and exciting discussion of Windows Phone "Tango" and what it means both for fragmentation, developers and consumers. What's more crazy than that? The fact that Justin called in via his Lumia 610 on Skype.

We also go through some news, apps and take your questions.

Listen in or watch the HD video after the break!

WPCentral Podcast 138 for March 14th, 2012 - LIVE with Special Guest: Justin Angel

A couple of podcast announcements

Guest Interview

Position at Nokia - Day in the lifeWhich Windows Phone(s) are you using?Projects & HistoryLumia 610Lower spec phones - the limitsQuestions for Justin

The big stories

Mobile World CongressZTE OrbitPureview 41MP awesomenessNokia needs to go cheaper?

The apps

Skype's current limitationsNokia Transport and Reader

The rest

Elop: "The future is the ecosystem"New firmware updates for Lumia 800 and 710 on the wayGerbil Physics

Community

Comments from last timeLive questions & comments

Further Resources for Developers

Nokia Developer Wiki: Best Practices for 256MB developmentNokia Developer wiki: Techniques for memory analysis Channel9 Inside Windows Phone: Tango podcast

Credits

You can find us all on Twitter @wpcentral@malatesta77@coppertop004@RichEdmonds@JayTBennett@segacon; @WithinRafael@RogueCode@Big_D5

This has been a Mobile Nations podcast, go to Mobilenations.com for more great shows covering everything mobile, Or head over to the WPCentral Forums if you'd like to get involved with our community in discussing more about Windows Phone news, devices and apps.

Thanks to the WPCentral Store for sponsoring the podcast. Thanks also to these great artists for the music and to CCMixter.org for offering a great database of Creative Commons music!

Swim below as Leviathans by Fireproof BabiesGONE by djsociopath Send to a friend 0loading...0loading...29loading... Tags: 138,justin angel,nokia,tango,wpcentral podcast 6 comments Comments By polychromenz on Thu, 15 Mar 2012 7:51 pm EDT

Hi guys I saw this on the post
 
Thanks to the WPCentral Store for sponsoring the podcast. Thanks also to these great artists for the music and to CCMixter.org for offering a great database of Creative Commons music!
 
But I think you said it was sponsored by Audible so maybe worth an update?

Login or register to post comments By JayTBennett on Thu, 15 Mar 2012 7:57 pm EDT

It's easy to lose track... But the audible deal is an audio-only one for now! Of course if people visit the link it will help us no end!

Login or register to post comments By nwebster on Thu, 15 Mar 2012 7:54 pm EDT

Considering that the WPCentral Store owns wpcentral, I think they get top billing. :)

Login or register to post comments By polychromenz on Thu, 15 Mar 2012 8:12 pm EDT

OK thanks just thought if you upset the sponsors it might affect future deals :0 I'll visit that link the...

Login or register to post comments By issieman on Fri, 16 Mar 2012 7:45 am EDT

Just discovered that the cheapest Windows phone 7 with full 512mb /8GB board is the LG 906 for £140.00....

I hope Tango phones are way cheaper than £140.

In emerging markets were Blackberry rules the day, prices start at £90.00 for the cheapest Blackberry. Tango would have to compete at these prices.

Login or register to post comments By Arun3 on Fri, 16 Mar 2012 10:12 pm EDT

Just saw/heard the podcast right now, as I was busy during the week. Great questions and clarifications on multitasking, among others for the new breed of "affordable" windows phones. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Hopefully you guys do this more often... And Daniel take care and get well soon....(ginger tea with honey helps reduce the cough..) 
:-)
 

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