Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Opera Mobile 11 and Opera Mini 6 for 7 Different OS’ Ready for Download

Opera Mobile 11 and Opera Mini 6 for 7 Different OS’ Ready for Download
Opera has launched just a few hours ago -at the time, we were writing this article.- The new version of Opera Mobile 11 and Opera Mini 6 are available for most operating systems and the promo they are using is focused on a rock band where every player is related to the desired OS; seven platforms, 3,000 different devices and 100 million Opera users around the world. Opera Mobile 11 is ready to download for Android, Symbian, Windows Phone 7 and MeeGo, and Opera Mini 6 for Android, BlackBerry and Symbian. Sorry iOS, no love for you from Norway…
If you want to follow all about this, don´t forget to visit the site.
All Opera Mobile/Mini versions: Official thread
Info extracted from the following original post in General section
Ok guys go for your new Opera Mobile 11 and Opera mini 6 for almost any OS!!
Dont forget to let us know how is working!
http://www.opera.com/mobile/next/#android
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Agenda Widget for Android

It´s amazing how many threads with interesting applications we miss as they are literally swallowed by our immense traffic. This time we found Agenda widget for your Android device presented by XDA memberroflharrison. View your events and tasks on your home screen with Honeycomb scrolling support, appearance settings now with preview, new skins, date icons, and row headers. The developer mentions that if your events do not show after the update, please untick/retick the calendar on the choose calendars page.
The free version can be found in the market with the only difference that has adds.
Please leave your feedback.
Originally posted by roflharrison
[APP] Agenda Widget (Official thread)
I’ve decided to make a official thread for Agenda Widget which I will monitor and update with development release information in an effort to reduce bugs making it to the market version
The primary reason for this thread is to get feedback on new features and ensure bugs are eliminated, if you decide to try the dev version/s please provide feedback and if you experience a crash please send me a log.
For those who aren’t existing users Agenda Widget is a highly customizable home screen widget which shows events from the Google and Touchdown and tasks from SSI gTask, Dato gTask, Google Task Organizer, Got To Do, Astrid and Touchdown.
It has scrolling in Honeycomb and alternative Launchers such as Zeam, ADW, Launcher Pro and anything else that supports launcher plus.
The free version is fully featured with no time limits, soon I will be putting advertisements in the settings.
Continue to the original thread.

HTC EVO 3D first hands-on!

We've just put our paws on the EVO 3D for the first time, and what struck us immediately is that it's not as beefy, bulky, or overwhelming as the 4.3-inch display or specs might have you believe -- if you're familiar with the EVO 4G, you'll feel right at home here (and you might even be pleasantly surprised). The screen's stereoscopic 3D effect is about as good as what we've seen on the Optimus 3D in the past -- very good head-on with decreasing effectiveness as you move your head to the side. The 2D / 3D switch along the side is for the camera, not the display; it seems that all management of the screen's capabilities is managed in software alone. Check out the shots in the gallery below; now if you'll excuse us, we're going to go play with this monster some more!






Monday, March 21, 2011

DreamBoard – An Alternative To WinterBoard For Jailbreak Themers

WinterBoard has been the skinning app of choice for many-a-jailbreaker for a good long while now, and it’s done a sterling job. Now though, it’s perhaps time for a challenger to try to break the equilibrium. That challenger is DreamBoard.
DreamBoard
Now before you all read that opening paragraph and go delete WinterBoard, allow me to explain. DreamBoard is actually a little different to WinterBoard. The new DreamBoard is more of a way to apply themes to an iDevice rather than the more granular (if you want it) option of WinterBoard.
DreamBoard (2)
DreamBoard’s real party-piece is the ability to make an iOS device look more like Android. Out go the rows of icons and in come the widgets.
DreamBoard (1)
The best thing to do is to watch the video below, where you’ll see fancy new weather and Facebook widgets. Worth a watch indeed.
You will, of course, need to have a jailbroken iPhone or iPod touch to install it. Follow our step by step guide posted here to jailbreak your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with Redsn0w on iOS 4.2.1 (or untethered with GreenPois0n RC5), or with Limera1n on iOS 4.1, or with PwnageTool on iOS 4.3 (Sn0wbreeze if you are on Windows) if you haven’t already.
You can head on over to Cydia and try it for yourself. DreamBoard is available via the ModMyi repo.
Check out our iPhone Apps Gallery and iPad Apps Gallery to explore more apps for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.