The iPhone 3G comes with some powerful browser and internet features but one main weakness of the trend setting device is that it doesn't come with Flash support. But it seems that things are about to change as Adobe has announced that full Flash support is now available on the iPhone. The only problem however is the Apple hasn't as yet approved Flash support on the iPhone 3G. However with some much competition in the industry Apple might soon be forced to allow Flash support on the iPhone 3G, which would mean that iPhone 3G will become a more powerful internet browsing machine.

In a meeting held by Adobe, Adobe's Senior Director of Engineering said that they are actively working on developing Flash support on the iPhone and they are ready to go live with it when given the go ahead by Apple.

Source: Into Mobile

Up till now the Samsung M8800 was the slimmest 8 Megapixels cameraphone available in the market but LG has recently announced that it is releasing a new slim 8 Megapixels camera device known as the KC780, which will beat Samsung's M8800 to become the slimmest ever 8 Megapixel cameraphone available in the market.

Not much is known about the KC870 but it will come with Quad-Band (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) GSM/EDGE support, Bluetooth 2.0, and 30fps video recording and it will measure less than 13.8mm.

Source: Into Mobile

Looking for a reasonably priced storage solution for your small or mid-sized business? Check out Nexsan Technologies newly launched storage area network product line, the DataBeast. At an affordable price, DataBeast offers full-service storage management, scalability and mission-critical availability.

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HTC recently launched its new Smartphone known as the HTC Touch HD (High Definition) that seems to be inspired by the iPhone. The HTC Touch HD looks and feels a lot like the iPhone 3G and comes with some powerful features. Such is the excitement of this new device that mobile pundits believe that it can be a serious threat to the iPhone 3G. Let us have a look at the main features of the HTC Touch HD and the reasons why it might prove be a hit.

The HTC Touch HD comes with a sleek and stylish design that matches the iPhone 3G design.
It comes with an enormous 3.8 inch WVGA that is larger and much brighter than the iPhone 3G display.
It features a 5 Megapixels camera (2592 x 1944 pixels) that is superior to iPhone 3G's 2 Megapixels camera.
It comes with powerful connectivity features such as GPS, EDGE, WiFi, 3G (HSPA) that are comparable with the iPhone 3G connectivity features.
It features HTC's TouchFLO 3D Touch UI that should match iPhone's trend setting UI but as the Touch HD is based on Windows Mobile Professional 6.1, the iPhone 3G UI will still provide optimized performance and a better user experience.
For a detailed comparison visit this link on GSM Arena
The HTC Touch HD surely matches the style and features of the iPhone 3G but will it be a huge success like the iPhone 3G. I think it all depends on launch and pricing strategy set by HTC and I believe it should follow the footsteps of Apple to make the Touch HD a success. Tell us what you think.

Source: Into Mobile

The Blackberry Kickstart has officially been announced as the Pearl flip 8220 at the CTIA and it will be coming to T-Mobile in fall. It is being dubbed as a Blackberry device combining fun and functionality and it might prove to be a hit as it is the first flip/clamshell device by RIM. You can checkout a flash animation of the Blackberry Pearl 8220 and signup for more information here

Here are the features:

Quad-band EDGE
240 x 320 pixels Display
2 Megapixel Camera
Media Player, Full internet browser, Push Email (Hotmail, Yahoo), Social Networking (Facebook, Flickr), IM( Windows Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, AIM, ICQ, Google Talk), Blacberry Maps
SureType Keyboard
External microSDHC slot
3.5mm headphone jack

Source: Into Mobile

There is news floating around that the first ever Android phone being developed by HTC will be offered by T-Mobile as G1 in October on a two year contract for $199. To make the launch of the first ever Android device successfull T-Mobile is working hard to improve and expand its current 3G network in the US. T-Mobile currently has its 3G network in Baltimore, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Miami, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and New York and it is planning to expand its 3G network in Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Orlando, Sacramento, San Francisco and Seattle before the launch of Android G1. Other remainig cities will get 3G connection by the end of this year, which means that users will be able to use T-Mobile's high speed 3G network on the first ever Google Android phone all over the US potentially making it a big hit. Tell us what you think.

Source: Into Mobile