AAS Insight 72 - moments of change
Published by Rafe Blandford at 11:25 UTC, May 28th 2009
In All About Symbian Insight 72 (AAS Podcast 131) Steve, Ewan and Rafe round up an eclectic collection of news including Google Calendar Sync, Spore, recent MOAP devices, recent stats and Omnia HD availability. In the second part of the show discuss moments of change - times when we've seen a device of technology that marks a significant shift. You can listen to AAS Insight 72 here or, if you wish to subscribe, here's the RSS feed.
In this podcast we cover:
- Comes with Music (UK SIM-free on the 5800)
- Google Calendar Sync (and Contacts) via Exchange
- Spore on N-Gage
- Latest worldwide stats
- Recent MOAP devices
- Availability of Omnia HD and Nokia N97
- Question from James Burland: Has there been a moment when you've seen some device or technology and thought, "This changes everything!"?
- What future moment are going to make us think the same?
Categories: Software, Hardware, Industry, Editorial Thoughts, Games
Platforms: N-Gage, S60 3rd Edition, MOAP, S60 5th Edition
News Discussion
Unregistered
Good job guys.
But Ewan, mate, calm down lad!
But Ewan, mate, calm down lad!
Unregistered
When is the US release??
davidmaxwaterma
not showing up in podcasting....did we forget something?
slitchfield
Hm..... I suppose it's possible that Rafe forgot to kick the tyres - I've kicked them for him - try it now 8-)
davidmaxwaterma
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Hm..... I suppose it's possible that Rafe forgot to kick the tyres - I've kicked them for him - try it now 8-)
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slitchfield
Hmmm... then sounds like something wrong with the AAS feed mechanism.... will alert Rafe.
juwlz
Still nothing on my updated Nokia podcast list as of Thursday morning.
Julie
Julie
Rafe
Podcast feed now fixed. Sorry about this. I dashed off to London for a Sony Ericsson event and had forgotten to tick the right box. Bad Rafe!
stuclark
Fame at last for Ewan: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/05...e_start_again/
13ellissimo
Re: The OmniaHD/i8910/i8910HD - I've got one! Received it on the 19th/20th (can't remember exactly) from Mobiles.co.uk through Orange.
And... it's great! Really just a faster, more sensitive (due to the capacitive screen) version of the 5800 (my other phone) with a much better camera/video recorder and fantastic DivX/Xvid playback performance on the gorgeous AMOLED screen.
That pretty much somes it up! Not a bad deal on Orange either from Mobiles.co.uk - all in all can't complain!
And... it's great! Really just a faster, more sensitive (due to the capacitive screen) version of the 5800 (my other phone) with a much better camera/video recorder and fantastic DivX/Xvid playback performance on the gorgeous AMOLED screen.
That pretty much somes it up! Not a bad deal on Orange either from Mobiles.co.uk - all in all can't complain!
Unregistered
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Originally Posted by 13ellissimo
Re: The OmniaHD/i8910/i8910HD - I've got one! Received it on the 19th/20th (can't remember exactly) from Mobiles.co.uk through Orange.
And... it's great! Really just a faster, more sensitive (due to the capacitive screen) version of the 5800 (my other phone) with a much better camera/video recorder and fantastic DivX/Xvid playback performance on the gorgeous AMOLED screen. That pretty much somes it up! Not a bad deal on Orange either from Mobiles.co.uk - all in all can't complain! |
dansus
Great show guys, laughed at Ewan even more than usual.
Im eagerly waiting for your thoughts on Maemo and that new non tablet thingy.
Im eagerly waiting for your thoughts on Maemo and that new non tablet thingy.
morpheus2702
Nice punchy podcast guys.
Amazed at some of the choices for 'this is going to change everything', specifically Ovi and 9210.
OK so Ovi continues to evolve, but is it really going to be a game changer? And the 9210 - honestly, what one thing did it change?
For me, I'm split on:
a) The N95 as the first truly converged device
b) Reliable and widely available 3.5G network speeds - great being able to download files faster than your office's LAN
c) The user interface/capacitive touch screen of the iPhone. Look at how many manufacturers (Nokia included) have emulated this. Like it or not, a true game changer.
Amazed at some of the choices for 'this is going to change everything', specifically Ovi and 9210.
OK so Ovi continues to evolve, but is it really going to be a game changer? And the 9210 - honestly, what one thing did it change?
For me, I'm split on:
a) The N95 as the first truly converged device
b) Reliable and widely available 3.5G network speeds - great being able to download files faster than your office's LAN
c) The user interface/capacitive touch screen of the iPhone. Look at how many manufacturers (Nokia included) have emulated this. Like it or not, a true game changer.