Nokia AIR cloud service promo video leaks, shows cool devices

A promo video has leaked showing Nokia Air, the company's own cloud syncing solution.

Nokia Air is designed to sync apps, contacts, media across Nokia tablets and smartphones. By the looks of it, Symbian Belle is the OS destined to receive Nokia Air first.

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Nokia 808 PureView gets its first firmware update

It's just been over a week since the Nokia 808 PureView went on sale and Nokia has already given the phones its first firmware upgrade.

Although an official change log is not available, but according to All About Symbian, the update brings with it improvement in scrolling performance, quicker saving of the 38 megapixel images, smoother auto-rotation and other performance enhancements and bug fixes.

The v112.020.0310 update is now available over-the-air and can be downloaded directly on to your phone, or you can download it by connecting your phone to Nokia Suite.

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Windows Phone 8 is coming ...

Windows Phone 8 is coming .....

Invitation 

Windows Phone 8, code-named Apollo, should headline the agenda. Microsoft has all but announced that future iterations of Windows Phone OS will support multicore processors, a hardware consideration that requires software on their end to function efficiently. However, getting developers to code for multi-threaded processing is also key. 

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Sony Xperia ion

The Sony Xperia ion was first launched in the US with LTE earlier this year at CES. Sony will be making it available globally sans 4G in Q3.

Upside

The handset features Sony's NXT design, and you'll find it similar to the Xperia S, U and P. We like the styling, and it was quite comfortable to hold despite its size. The smartphone comes packing a 4.6-inch HD Reality 720p (1,280 x 720 pixels) display and also includes Sony's Mobile Bravia Engine technology.

The Xperia ion uses a dual-core 1.5Ghz processor, 1GB RAM and has 16GB of onboard storage. This can be expanded via a microSD slot. Performance seems quite snappy when we played with it. The rear 12-megapixel camera is also very fast and should be similar to the one found on the Xperia S. There's even a dedicated camera button that lets you snap a picture without unlocking your handset.

Downside

While the handset runs Android 4.0, it has been emblished with Sony's Timescape UI. We do note, however, that the menu button does almost nothing--it only calls up a shortcut button to add stuff to your home screens.

Pressing the menu should bring up the multitasking tray like how it is in stock ICS, or at least call up a Gingerbread menu like the Samsung Galaxy S III. To access the multitasking tray now, you have to hold down on the home button.

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Dolphin Browser HD beta for Android released with new Dolphin Engine

Dolphin has released a new version of its popular Dolphin Browser HD for Android. The browser, currently in beta state and available only from the official website, uses a new version of the Dolphin Engine, which it claims makes it the highest performing HTML5 browser available today, not just on mobile but on any platform.

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