Twitter- andreatrasatti: Walked all day around Cambridge, had great brunch and amazing dinner. Next week fully booked. I am #happy 2012/01/23
- andreatrasatti: @EamonLeonard maybe I did not explain right, I am arriving next Thu (26th). Going out on Fri with @danielhunt if you want to join 2012/01/23
- andreatrasatti: I'm at Ten Tables - Harvard Square (5 Craigie Circle, Concord Ave, Cambridge) http://t.co/KSXJBdaT 2012/01/23
- andreatrasatti: I'm at Starbucks (1384 Massachusetts Ave, Harvard Square, Cambridge) http://t.co/UJpuzWux 2012/01/22
- andreatrasatti: Brunch! (@ The Friendly Toast w/ 3 others) http://t.co/c2Dkh3Oq 2012/01/22
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- Announcing ThemeRoller for Mobile (beta) 2011/10/28
- One last thing: R.I.P., Steve Jobs 2011/10/06
- QtWebKit 2.2 RC released 2011/09/14
- An old/new approach to QtWebKit Hybrid 2011/08/31
- Engine Yard Acquires Orchestra To Add PHP Support To Its PaaS 2011/08/23
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Tag Archives: Symbian
Why Microsoft and Windows Phone 7 is the best way to pee in your pants
DISCLAIMER: I work for Nokia, Forum Nokia. DISCLAIMER 2: What I am going to say here is exclusively my own thinking and analysis and based only on what is publicly known. I have no insight on why and how the … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Apple, blackberry, Forum Nokia, iOS, Microsoft, Nokia, Palm, Symbian, WebOS
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Opera Mobile vs native browser on Nokia E72
Comparison between Nokia E72′s native browser and Opera Mobile by a regular user Continue reading
Symbian Newsletter, August 2007
A couple of links that I think are particularly interesting in the August newsletter that I received from Symbian: Nokia’s MOSH beta, A user-generated content platform designed specifically for use with any mobile device. Create, upload, collect and share applications … Continue reading
Sony Ericsson to acquire UIQ Technology
Via Forum Nokia Blog: “Sony Ericsson [is] acquiring UIQ Technology“. The official press release is also linked from the blog post. The forces in Symbian are now 2, again.
