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Mobile platforms to develope applications

January 29th, 2010 Jigish Thakar No comments

its been long time.. i dont even remember when last i posted articel. so today i ll discuss about three big mobile brands platform for development

Note: this article will just guide u which mobile platform is easy/ userfriendly to start with. no development code is discussed here :(

so the mobile platforms on which i am preparing myself are

  • iPhone
  • android
  • blackberry

so lets start with my most unlikable i.e. BlackBerry Read more…

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Windows Mobile 7

March 16th, 2009 Jigish Thakar No comments

We all know Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform, if not from using it, at least from what we’ve heard about it. And among the things that we’ve heard is the fact that the currently available versions of the operating system, namely WinMo 6.1 or previous versions, do not manage to provide all the latest features that a smartphone user would like to benefit from.

To be more precise, most of the critics of the platform reckon that it is rather old, and that the software giant should windows-mobile-7-1consider making some radical changes to the Windows Mobile OS, so that it proves more competitive than it is at the moment, while also being able to enhance the user experience to new levels.

The next step from Microsoft for the development of its mobile OS will come to users under the form of Windows Mobile 6.5. The new version, due for the second half of the ongoing year, is reported to come around with a few of the long expected features, such as touch optimizations, yet it is uncertain whether the upgraded WM will indeed be able to turn the odds in its favor, and outpace other feature full platforms like iPhone OS, Android OS, and WebOS.

Many have suggested that the Redmond company should approach the development of its mobile operating system in a different manner and, while up until now no major changes have been spotted with WinMo, it seems that the software giant has plans to leverage the platform to new heights, if not with the 6.5 version, with the upcoming Windows Mobile 7 for sure.

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Lost your Phone? Don’t Worry

November 20th, 2008 Jigish Thakar No comments

The latest version of F-Secure’s mobile protection solution – F-Secure Mobile Security 5 also includes anti-theft protection, apart from standard malware security. Features include remote locking and wiping of confidential data if the phone is lost or stolen.

The company has said that the new upgrade will ensure the privacy is not compromised. Samu Konttinen, VP of F-Secure’s Mobile Solutions Business Unit, called the launch “the first step in augmenting (our) anti-virus and firewall capabilities”

Remote lock can be used to lock the device to protect confidential information quickly and easily with a single SMS message. The theft control feature activates when the SIM card is changed by locking the device and sending the new SIM information to the owner. As an ultimate safety measure to prevent misuse, it is possible to erase all the data on the phone with remote wipe by sending an SMS message.

It also features a 2-layer update mechanism that retrieves latest malware definitions and updates, whenever any data connection is used. A patented SMS update mechanism provides critical updates in the absence of a data connection.

The company said the F-Secure Mobile Security 5 will be available in December for smart phones using the S60 3rd edition through the F-Secure eStore and partners. The software will also be available for the Windows Mobile platform in early 2009.

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Related links:
F-Secure Provides Phones Immunity from Malware

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