Nokia Play 360, Nokia's first Portable Hi-fi Speaker

Introducing Nokia Play 360° - Nokia's first portable hi-fi speaker with groundbreaking NFC, wireless Bluetooth and wired 3.5mm connection together with 20 hours play time with standard Nokia battery.

Available in three colors: blue, black and white. Light build with strong Aluminum cover. Ideal for playing your music from your mobile phone or laptop, everywhere you go. Deep sounds, handy carrying pouch and universal compatibility.


Now, getting high quality sounds from your mobile device is made easier with the Nokia Play 360. It can connect with your mobile phone, laptop and/or MP3 player that supports Bluetooth technology or connect your device directly to the 3.5mm cable.

The design simply makes the distributions of the sounds evenly around the place. NFC equipped so pairing and connecting is fast and easy with just a tap and your device is paired and just play. Aside from the built-in battery, you can also power it by cord to protect the life of your battery when you are at home or you office. The battery can be charge using the micro USB cable.

What is cool with this speaker is that, everytime you get a call, the speaker will automatically mute by itself to give way on your phone conversation with the other party.

That’s Nokia Play 360!

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Apple iPhone OS 3.0 Ups Ante on Mobile App Development

By Lawrence Walsh

The iPhone OS 3.0 beta released today will make the mobile device more adaptable to new applications and users ranging from games and personal use to business productivity solutions.

Apple made available the beta version of its iPhone OS 3.0 and updated software development kit (SDK) to registered developers to begin work on a new and vast array of applications for the popular multifunction mobile phone.

The new iPhone OS 3.0 and software development kit (SDK) includes more than 1,000 APIs (application programming interfaces, In-App Purchases; peer-to-peer connections, a new application interface for accessories, access to iPod music library, and new connections to Google Maps.

Apple made the new version of iPhone OS 3.0 available to developers to begin their preliminary work on new applications, ensuring a full set of new entertainment, informational and productivity applications are available when the OS becomes generally available this summer.

Mobile applications are among the fastest growing segments of the channel and application development community. Following Apple’s lead, other smartphone manufacturers and software platforms have or plan to launch application stores. Those vendors include Microsoft, Nokia, Palm and BlackBerry. Read More>>>

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