It’s time for a dramatic showdown between two bitter enemies: on one side we have mBrainSoftware’s PDF+, and on the other, we have the titan Adobe Software’s Reader LE. If you haven’t figured it out, both applications are designed to open Adobe’s standard PDF (portable document format) documents on a mobile phone. No easy feat considering phones aren’t exactly made to display entire contents of books.
In the latest of a series of lawsuits between best buddies Qualcomm Inc. and Nokia Corp., a judge has ordered an indefinite delay to the proceedings. The order comes only a couple weeks before a major licensing agreement with the two companies is set to expire.
Telecom stocks took a beating today, along with most markets around the world. A nearly 9% drop in the Chinese stock market, as well as fears of slowing economic growth for both the U.S. and China were responsible for the heavy losses.
Just look at these numbers:
Nokia -5%
Motorola -3.38%
Verizon -4.5%
Sprint/Nextel -5.5%
The HS-81 stereo headset is a wired handsfree headset that also doubles as a nice pair of headphones.
Designed for the few Nokia handsets that actually use a 3.5mm plug (aka the standard one that every pair of normal headphones uses), the Nokia HS-62 Advanced (hah!) Headphones are padded, foldable, and feature 40 mm speakers.
“Thousands” of workers at Nokia’s two plants in Finland took part in what I would call the lamest attempt at a strike ever.
The battle over the coveted iPhone name is over. Or is it?
Just when you thought the L’amour collection was dead and gone, Nokia pushes over the top with yet another fashion phone: the 7373 Special Edition.
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