No Flash Lite specs for the new Symbian OS Version 9.3 document
I found this news Symbian OS Version 9.3 technical specifications and I was pretty sure to see a mention to Flash Lite. But I could not find a sentence about Flash contents 
KDDI Joins WiMAX Forum Board of Directors
PRNewswire, 31 July 2006
The WiMAX Forum, a non-profit organization comprised of almost 400 companies committed to the open interoperability of products delivering broadband wireless services, today named Dr. Hideo Okinaka of KDDI Corporation to its Board of Directors. As a strong contributor to the WiMAX Forum, KDDI’s addition to the board of directors is indicative of the overwhelming support from operators and wireless market leaders around the globe that WiMAX is the next evolution for delivering personal broadband services.
There Will Be Room for Both Wireless USB and UWB Bluetooth
Certified Wireless USB and UWB Bluetooth offer differing opportunities for vendors aiming at mass ma…
Continue...Users Find SmartPhones More Valuable than PDAs -In-Stat
According a consumer survey, more users of SmartPhones reported that these devices are essential to …
Continue...LG selects Digit Wireless’ Keypad Technology
Digit Wireless, the innovators of Fastap, a patented new approach to keypad design technology, today…
Continue...India may stop importing mobile phones by 2007
As handset giants such as Nokia, Samsung, and LG churn out millions of phones to tap Indias voracio…
Continue...Mobile WiMAX to overtake Fixed WiMAX by 2012
Competition between Mobile and Fixed WiMAX over the next five years is set to escalate - according t…
Continue...UK’s Mobile Industry Crime Action Forum to Stop Handset Theft
TeleClick reports that the United Kingdom's top five wireless carriers have “pledged to fight mobile phone theft by disabling all handsets reported stolen within 48 hours.” “Mobile operators are now answerable, and will get named and shamed by us…
Continue...With the Launch of the LG Chocolate, V CAST Music Goes Fee-Free
The Associated Press' Bruce Meyerson reports that Verizon Wireless will no longer be charging a $15 monthly fee for access to music downloads over its V CAST service. That change is taking place in conjuction with the launch of…
Continue...Extended Opera Mini
On opera.wapland.org you can download an extended version of Opera Mini with new features. We have the Palm version here, it needs of course the IBM Java VM like the original Opera Mini:
http://www.tamoggemon.com/blog/contents/2006/July/operaext/Opera Mini 1.2.prc
New features are:
no title or foot bar - more space for site contents (tap the screen in the lower left corner […]
Continue...RFID Passports Make Debut in US amidst Warnings
The US State Department is all set to issue RFID chipped passports in spite of the fact that security experts have warned that such systems could be accessed or tracked by hackers. By 2017 all American passports would be…
Continue...ArrayCollection and HTTPService problem
Today I got a problem using the ArrayCollection with the HTTPService.
The ArrayCollection class is a wrapper class that exposes an Array as a collection that can be accessed and manipulated using the methods and properties of the ICollectionView or IList interfaces.
Consider the following code write inside an mxml file
Boston Goes Non-Profit
Boston will tap a nonprofit corporation to provide their city-wide WiFi Cloud, reports The Boston Globe. Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino unveiled the plan (pdf), hatched by the Mayor’s Task Force on Wireless in Boston. The model that’s being proposed is quite disruptive.
“We believe the non-profit route may be the best way to bring low-cost service to every
neighborhood while providing a platform for innovation unlike any in the nation,”Mayor Menino said.
“By keeping the network open, we believe we can create a hotbed of entrepreneurial activity, which will
spur economic growth and job creation.”
The plan envisions raising $16 million to $20 million from local businesses and foundations. It is a departure from the business models used by other cities, including Philadelphia, San Francisco and Portland, which turned over responsibility for their wireless data networks to outside companies such as Earthlink, Google and MetroFi.
Continue...Developer Zone at Symbian Smartphone Show 2006
New to the Symbian Smartphone 2006 show, the Developer Zone is a unique area that has been designed solely with the Developer community in mind. The Developer Zone demonstrates yet again the commitment of both Symbian and the Smartphone Show to the developer community, it is the premiere opportunity for Developers to demonstrate their products directly to the key members of the value chain. This community orientated area will allow you to meet, network and learn with developers from around the world.
Continue...Cheap PC Roundup
Advanced Micro Device announced nationwide availability of the Telmex Internet Box Personal Internet Communicator (PIC) for citizens across Mexico.
Available from AMD since October 2004, The Telmex Internet Box provides Internet hardware, software, Internet service and support. It is available for purchase in Telmex shops all over Mexico and contains the PIC, a monitor, mouse and keyboard. The device comes preloaded with word processing, spreadsheet, presentation viewer, e-mail, media player (photos, music and video), and instant messaging software…