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The power of a name change

Microsoft, the laughing-stock of the browser/open source software community, finally came out with a new search engine. To those who follow tech news and trends, this isn’t exactly surprising as the story has been on for a while now – as far back as November 2008. When TechCrunch covered

Black N82 – Now official!

The Black N82 is now official and comes with Location tagging out of the box. This jet black multimedia computer enables people to “geotag” the images they capture – allowing them to not only be saved by date, but by location as well. Taking advantage of its integrated A-GPS functionality and

Yahoo now loves N82 :)

Thanks to one of my readers for the information, Yahoo! GO is now supports the N82. The version supported is the 3.0beta according to this list. Who needs version 2.0 anyway?!

Yahoo! Go 3.0beta still doesn’t support N82

Earlier this month, sometimes between 4th and 6th, Yahoo released a beta version of their next-generation mobile application which is now more like a widget platform. This means that developers can write mobile applets and plug it into the Yahoo Go application, thus expanding the options of the average consumer.

Exchange now available for N82

Now its an official bye bye to Windows Mobile handhelds. Nokia’s Mail for Exchange now features support for both the N77 and N82. Although no other feature was added to the previous version apart from support for both phones which makes it a minor update, its still a major