RIM has introduced its latest BlackBerry Bold, the Bold 9700, that will replace the existing BlackBerry Bold.The second-generation Bold should be available across India as of now, via most Indian mobile carriers: Airtel, Reliance, Vodafone, Tata, Idea Cellular, BSNL, Aircel, MTNL .RIM has finally packed it all goodies into one device with the Onyx — 3G, WiFi, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera – and they’ve done it in a tight form factor.BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone features a full QWERTY keyboard “with finely sculpted keys and chrome frets”, optical trackpad, a 480 x 360 pixels light-sensing display, BlackBerry OS 5.0, HSDPA, Media player, 3.5mm headset jack, camera with LED flash, 624MHz processor, 256MB of flash memory, and MicroSD card support.Noticeable change in latest Bold is , trackball found in the BlackBerry Bold has been replaced by a touch-sensitive trackpad. Users can move their fingers over the trackpad to explore menus and then press and click to select an item of their choice. For fast web experience RIM has improved browser in latest Bold.
BlackBerry Bold 9700 features include:
- Quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM connectivity
- 2100/1900/850/800 MHz or 2100/1700/900 UMTS/HSDPA connectivity
- 2.44 inch light-sensing display with 480 x 360 pixels
- Highly tactile QWERTY keyboard
- Wi-Fi with UMA (where available)
- GPS with Telenav maps
- Bluetooth 2.1
- 3.5mm headset jack
- Access to BlackBerry App World
- 3.2 MP autofocus camera with variable zoom, flash and video recording
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From the designers that brought you the Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition comes the Nokia N97 mini Gold Edition.
This gilded gadget brings “smart” into the luxury phone category and brings QWERTY-powered messaging and a touch-driven interface along with it. Nokia N97 mini Gold Edition is the same under the hood as the plain-clothed N97 mini, but it’s the 18-karat gold plated exterior that catches the eye.But fatty wallets will go lean after purchase.
Nokia N97 mini Gold Edition has 3.2″ nHD resistive touchscreen, 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics and LED flash, a full QWERTY keyboard and a tilting screen. The Nokia N97 mini being Symbian phone of course also has 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and so on in its spec sheet, plus 8GB of built-in memory expandable by a microSD card slot for cards up to 16GB.
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WOW!… Qcubicle is now launched it’s mobile version web site. I have just finished working on it and verified using my HTC Tattoo. Cool . i will add a device screen snap later. It looks pretty good in my HTC tatoo. We will verify shortly in other smart phones also. May we cannot support whole range of mobile devices but sure we can support at least latest smart phones.
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Mobile application testing with tool (DA) is more easy now. Recently Device anywhere launched its new version 5.0 with more simplified input entry mode. In Earlier versions accessing a test URL was very difficult.Device anywhere input more is more improved . Open device browser and focus control on address bar . Before entering URL ,select input mode “WWW” from device control panel of the selected device. Device control options appears in right hand side of any selected device .
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Mobile application testing
Mobile applications are often build to be agile and reliable as pC based applications in order to meet the challenge .Mobile application testing has evolved as a seperate testing stream.Always recommende3d to have seperate strategy for mobile application testing.Evolution of mobile devices has opened up avenue to integrate mobile applications into the mainstram computing.Mobile application s started delevering complex functionalities in key domains on platforms that have limited capabilities.Mobile environment/domain is consistuted by a variety of devices with diverse hardware and softwares.This diversity in mobile enviroments present challenges in developemnt and testing.More over required unoque strategy.
Mobile applications
Mobile applications are classified into two category standalone applications and enterprise applications . Standalone applications reside inside in the mobile handset and do not have external communications or external interface with external systems.Enterprise aplications are built to perform resource intensive transactions across environments.Enterprise applications also interface with external system through WAP or HTTP/HTTPS.
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