Firefox updated for Android and maemo devices

Mobile Internet browser for Android and maemo devices has released the updated version of Firefox Mozilla. In the world of tabbed browsing competes with Opera Mobile, but I think it Mobile Opera more popular is on touch screen devices. What is here in the new version, [click on the image above, to the latest version of Firefox for Android and maemo] improved support for Android keyboards get, both hardware and on ScreenNew-Android style MenusFixed a bug in opening links from other AppsSupport for uploading files "Save" command in the Web site MenuFixed PDF representation of Arabic and Persian text (fonts installed on devices with Arabic/Farsi)
Firefox sync
New user interface for easier setup support for custom Firefox sync server video
Full screen open VideoImproved audio performance

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HTML5 based mobile Gmail app for iPhone and Android devices now comes in 44 languages

It is time, everything what you mobile Google Gmail users cheer up, there, because Gmail will now be available on mobile phone in 44 languages. Yeah you read it right, 44 is a large number and by make this possible, Google has ensured that you don't lose you all users by not English-speaking countries or where English is not a dominant language. This HTML5 based WebApp runs on the iPhone and Android based mobile phones and is available in Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (traditional and simplified), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (UK and American), Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Norwegian (Bokmål), Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish (for Spain and South America), Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, and Vietnamese. Now although Apple thinks that Google directly by jumping in the mobile phone race, Google sure not iPhone users, its mobile products is a very smart move access plans. The new HTML5 which base version compatible with iPhones running iOS 2.2.1 and above and all versions of Android. Check out the video below!

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MeeGo being ported to Android-based devices

Remember MeeGo, the brain of child of Nokia and Intel. MeeGo is the new upcoming Linux based mobile open source OS, jointly developed by Nokia and Intel by integrating their efforts on Linux platform. MeeGo is not yet available, but some developers work nexus one towards porting MeeGo on Android based smart phone. That's the beauty of open-source mobile OS, if you are a developer the possibilities are endless. Developers are gate wads that are Android-based devices both of you porting MeeGo about HTC desire and Dell streak. This Wiki page has more high Fundu technical Gyan on this stuff!

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Nokia drops Symbian on N-series devices

The end of an era: no more Symbian on N-series devices.

It's official: Nokia N8 are the last N-series phone with the Symbian operating system.Instead, a child of love is the company on MeeGo, OS of Nokia maemo and Intel's Moblin shifting it is the end of an era!

Although Symbian is gone forever (it will still pop up in Nokia's low end budget phones) I can not help wax nostalgic here. My first Symbian phone N series was also the first N-series mobile phone, which ever made: the N90. (It was also the subject of my first post on the Nokia phone blog) It was huge, heavy as hell and more for a brick as any phone I ever heard.But I loved es.Und I loved the fact that I could take fantastic pictures (at the time) to see LOST on the flip swivel screen and all kinds of fun to play games (mostly NES games). The sheer potential the N90 was revolutionary.

Of course times have changed, and N-series phones have come and gone, from the first Nokia Smartphone slider (N80), the first DVB-H mobile (N92) to the first flip (N75, probably up to the standards of life), to the immensely popular N90.And now the N8, the 12 megapixel shooter by its own creator to orphans.

I see it as a good thing, though.Symbian is a relapse in the Vergangenheit.Touchscreen Smartphones have become the de facto standard, and let's face it: don't cut it Symbian Fifth Edition and it looks like Symbian

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