Greenpoison RC5 Supports iPhone 3G Jailbreak

Chronic Dev Team has released Greenpoison RC4 with iPod Touch 2G jailbreak support as promised and now iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G/3G/2G, iPad and iPhone 3GS users can use Greenpoison to jailbreak their idevices on latest iOS 4.1 firmware and beyond.

But there is also a good news for iPhone 3G users who want to use this simple jailbreak tool. p0sixninja, the key member of Chronic Dev Team, just replied to an iPhone user that Greenpoison RC 5 might bring iPhone 3G jailbreak support.

Though Redsnow is also available for both Windows and Mac users to jailbreak iPhone 3G but Greenpoison jailbreak is quick, less time consuming, and supports all iOS versions and moreover it does not require a pre jailbroken device on previous iOS version to work…..

Windows Phone 7, the latest technology in the new Samsung Omnia 7

Windows Phone 7 with the Samsung Omnia 7? Looks like the Samsung Omnia 7 will run the Windows Phone 7. Samsung Omnia 7 is the latest smartphone from Samsung. Microsoft has officially released yesterday the Windows Phone 7 and the Samsung Omnia 7 will be released on October 21, which will obviously be accompanied by a slew of new smartphone. Presentation with images and details of the first smartphone from Samsung, the Samsung Omnia 7, with the Windows Phone 7. Key partner of Microsoft for several years now, Samsung has thus unveiled yesterday its first smartphone with Windows 7 Phone, the latest mobile OS developed by the Redmond, whose output was formalized in October 21, the Samsung Omnia 7. The Samsung Omnia 7 features a rather alluring metallic finish, and is adorned with a large touchscreen AMOLED 4 “(480×800 pixels). As such, Samsung evokes a truer than ever, and improved brightness. Equipped a processor running at 1 GHz for use fluid and fast, not to mention an internal memory with 8GB 5 Megapixel Camera, for its part has autofocus, an optical stabilizer, a flash LED and a 4x zoom. connectivity side, the Samsung Omnia 7 states of course Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Finally, multimedia is at the heart of this Omnia 7, with the Xbox Live features for games, and Zune as regards music and video. With its 7 Omnia, Samsung aims to reinvent the user experience, keeping only what is essential in everyday life. Multimedia is provided by a CMOS sensor equipped with an autofocus lens and an LED flash, photographing in 5 megapixels and 720p HD movies at 25 frames per second. The music emanating from the hub or Zune FM tuner RDS turn is played through a pair of stereo speakers. Samsung proposes a relatively uncluttered interface, easier to organize applications and customize its home menu. The main menu is composed of vignettes dynamic and automatic update can view the latest information in the blink of an eye. The Web browser for its part coupled to the search engine from Microsoft, Bing, and takes advantage of multicast capabilities of the screen to zoom in, zoom out, but also manage its tabs or move easily from one page to another. Various Hubs allow you to group different content (social networks, SMS, photos …), and we can keep abreast of the weather or stock prices via Hub Now or follow the news of his Facebook Contact Hub contacts. The Hub Music / Videos, Pictures Hub or Hub Games also allow quick access to desired media content. How is the Windows Phone 7 and Samsung Omnia 7 running? The Samsung Omnia 7 will be available soon in stores.

Hoaloha Robotics, Robosoft Working On Assistive Care Robot Design

Hoaloha Robotics (USA) and Robosoft (F) are together working on the design of a socially assistive robot that can enable individuals who require assistive care to address the challenges to daily living that may come as the result of chronic illness, injury, or ageing. These assistive robots empower individuals to live more independently, at more sustainable costs.

“With an increasing population needing assistive, rising costs, and shrinking available resources, defining solutions address this challenge is the primary objective for Hoaloha Robotics,” says Tandy Trower, CEO, Hoaloha Robotics. “Teaming up with Robosoft and their experience in robotics is a perfect complement to the software and services that Hoaloha is developing.”

“The market for assistive robots is one of the most likely opportunities for the emerging personal robotics industry,” says Vincent Dupourqué, CEO, Robosoft. “We see the collaboration with Hoaloha as a major plus in working to address this market.”

Since 1985, Robosoft has been supplying advanced professional solutions and modules in service robotics, for transport, cleaning, security, healthcare and research.

The New iPod nano with Multi-touch

iPod nano has been completely redesigned with Multi-Touch — the same technology that makes iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch so amazing. Now it’s half the size and even easier to play. And everything you want to hear is just a tap or swipe away

iPod nano with Multi-Touch is designed to be easy, intuitive, and fun — just like music. And it’s even smaller, so music can be an even bigger part of just about everything

Second Generation iPad Feature Apple’s Retina Display and 128GB of Memory

According to Taiwanese component suppliers contacted by Brian White of Ticonderoga Securities, it is anticipated that in the coming year Apple will launch a 7 inch iPad which will have a host of innovative features; a camera, Retina Display, a micro or mini USB port and up to 128GB of storage whereas normally iPads have a limited memory of 64GB.

The existing iPad too has a USB slot but can only be connected through iPod-style 30-pin dock which restricts people to one add-on at a time. People would still require an adapter to connect most USB hardware, as asserted by White and analysts at Goldman Sachs.

Retina Display levels of pixel density may approximately entail 7 inches, for the purpose of being potentially expensive and deviating from the regular. The iPhone 4 and the fourth-generation iPod touch are currently the only two of the Apple devices to have the feature infused in them. Better resolution may balance the reduced screen size. But the report of the altered screen size hasn’t been confirmed yet.

White is however confident that the sales of the iPad will create new records in 2011.

“These numbers are well above our iPad forecasts of 3.8 million in the September quarter and 5.37 million in the December quarter, essentially this equates to 13 million units for the second-half of 2010 versus our forecast of 9.17 million units.” Says White

Rolls out Froyo update for its high selling Galaxy S smartphone

Samsung Galaxy S, the electronic makers most successful Android device to date has received a firmware update which it truly deserves. Yup, that’s right folks Froyo update has been made available for Samsung’s high selling smartphone.

The update can become yours via Kies, Samsung’s unique in-house software upgrade program. In case you don’t have Kies, you can get it from the Samsung mobile website . There are multiple reasons to be excited about this update Adobe Flash 10.1 support, faster performance and much more listed below:

Google Maps^TM with Navigation: GPS navigation system with voice guidance

Adobe^® Flash^® Player 10.1: Allow the web browser to make full use of the whole web

Setup Wizard: Quickly customize the GALAXY S and access networks with ease

Home Screen/Menu Preview and Edit : Preview by pinch-zoom

Search in-Browser : Google™, Translate, Wikipedia, Dictionary

iPad Coming to Verizon Wireless on October 28th

While this is no where near as gigantic as a Verizon iPhone 5 deal would’ve been, it still is rather news-worthy: Apple’s smartphone-and-notebook-bridging gadget – the iPad – will be offered by Verizon Wireless and AT&T in the US starting 28th October.
In a press release, Verizon said:

Verizon will be selling the iPad in three bundles which will differ by storage capacity: a 16GB for $629, the 32GB for $729 and the 64GB version for $829. All three bundles include a Wi-Fi only iPad + Verizon’s 3G-based Mobile Hotspot MiFi which can connect up to 5 Wi-Fi gadgets simultaneously. VZW will also offer the iPads stand-alone i.e. without the MiFi.

This is not contract-based. You’ll be paying $20 per month for a 1GB allowance (pretty low considering you get 2GB with AT&T’s 25$ 3G deal).

AT&T will also start offering the iPad with the exact same rates on the exact same date. AT&T’s iPads will be WiFi + 3G sans the external hotspot.

The iPad will be available from Verizon and AT&T stores across the nation on 28th October. Are you getting one?