18 Smartphone Apps Companies Love

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Nigerian Smartphone Boom Sees Nokia African Dominance Challenged

Agbaje Olushola stares longingly at the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Tecno N7 smartphones on display in the Banex Plaza technology market in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja.

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Interview: What went wrong with MeeGo? 'Nokia lost faith in the project'

The secret is to run faster. That was Dave Neary's advice for winning a race

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HideIPVPN

VPN service HideIPVPN offers users an easy way to surf online privately and securely, regardless of the device being used. The list of features is fairly extensive, and balances the needs of newbies and more advanced users better than most competitors.

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Don't panic

I use a Netgear wireless router, as does my neighbour. When we’re online at the same time our speeds are hugely compromised. We have set our routers to channels 1 and 11 to try to stop interference, but to no effect

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Nokia N900 with CSSU-Thumb

Nokia N900 multi-tasking check. CSSU-Thumb version Tmaemo7.2+thumb0.

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Nokia N900 with CSSU-Thumb

Nokia N900 multi-tasking check. CSSU-Thumb version Tmaemo7.2+thumb0. Hats off to Maemo Community and CSSU Team for making N900 a daily usable device

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Bypassing Tracker’s file system miner, for example for MTP daemons

Recapping from my last blog article ; I worked a bit on this concept during the weekend. When a program is responsible for delivery of a file to the file system that program knows precisely when the rename syscall, completing the file transfer transaction, takes place. An example of such a program is an MTP daemon.

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Two weeks ago, Jolla unveiled Sailfish

Two weeks ago, as I was busy finding out in Vegas that double-shot frozen cocktails are a really stupid idea, a small Finnish startup unveiled their mobile operating system: Jolla unveiled Sailfish. With a strong focus on the Chinese market, the company is aiming to offer serious competition to Android's dominance of the smartphone market.

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MWKN Weekly News for Monday, 3 Dec 2012

Front Page Nokia supporting Hildon Foundation in ecosystem infrastructure move The Hildon Foundation Board made a surprising and welcome announcement last week, notifying the community that Nokia has offered to cover the costs of migration for maemo.org: “In a conference held by Nokia, Nemein and the Hildon Foundation, Nokia has offered to help economically in the process of migration. The details for starting the migration are under discussion

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