Motorola presented new industrial KPK with the support of vocal functions Tweet

The company Of motorola presented its sequential industrial KPK from a series EDA (Enterprise Of digital Of assistant) - ES400. Its basic difference from the previous models of this series - large similarity with usual keyboard [smartfonami], to what strictly contributes the external design of device and it to small weight.

The device Of motorola ES400, which is built on the base of the platform Of microsoft Windows Of mobile 6.5, is intended first of all for resolution of a question of providing safety in the process of access to the data in the critically important business- applications “in motion”.

Technical characteristics Of motorola ES400:

* Support of the immediately two standards of the connection: GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) OF UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA (850, 1900, 2100) and OF CDMAEVDO Of rev A (850, 1900 MHz)
* Sizes: 129x60,4x21,5 mm
* Weight: 156 deg. (with the standard battery - 1540 [mA]/[ch])/188,5 deg. (with the intensive battery - 3080 [mA]/[ch])
* Display: the 3rd one inch, PenTile, by the permission of 640[kh]480 of points, brightness - is more than 750 nit; the polycarbonate resistance sensory panel
* Light-emitting diode illumination
* Presence of the versions of keyboards QWERTY; AZERTY; QWERTZ
* Processor: MSM 7627 (ARM 11), 600 MHz
* The operating system: Windows Of mobile of 6.5.3 Professional
* Memory: 256 mb. RAM/of 1 Gb Of flash, slot under microSD of the map of memory (to 32 Gb)
* Interface: Motorola Of enterprise UI; the tuned domestic screen
* The level of protection from the entry of moisture corresponds to the military standards of the USA MIL-STD 810G
* Hermetic sealing level corresponds to standards MIL-STD 810G and IP42
* Drops from the height to the half meter are maintained
* Built-in scanner of bar codes (1d and 2d)
* Camera: 3,2 [MP] with the auto-focus
* Presence of accelerometer (3 axes)
* Communications: GPS/Of assisted-GPS, WLAN IEEE of 802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth of v2.0, Micro USB of 2.0 High Of speed

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MTS and Moscow metro represented the new method of the payment of passage in the metro with the aid of the cell phone Tweet

The operator of mobile connection MTS and GUP “Moscow metro” they declared about the collaboration in the region of the development of the innovation methods of the payment of passage in the metro. Within the framework the Petersburg international economic forum of company they demonstrated the finished technological solution for the payment of passage with the aid of the cell phone for technology NFC.

The new method of calculation assumes the possibility of the purchase of electronic ticket for the passage into the metro through the enumeration of means from the mobile calculation of subscriber. Electronic ticket loads into the memory of telephone and it makes it possible to use a telephone instead of the map of payment for the passage in the metro. For the use of new service it will sufficiently present to subscriber telephone to the reader of the tourniquet of at a distance 10 centimeters.

The commercial starting of project on the payment of passage in the Moscow metro with the aid of the cell phone is planned to the fourth quarter of 2010. In the territory of the stations of the metro the special points, where the subscribers MTS can acquire indoor antenna for their cell phone and dispose apparatus for obtaining the possibility of the payment of the trip in the metro, will begin to work. Also subscribers can at these points replace SIM- map MTS by the new with the special application, which makes it possible to use the service of the payment of the services of passage from the mobile calculation or to acquire new SIM- map. After the installation of SIM- map in the menu of telephone will appear the new division, where the subscriber will be able to select and to pay the quantity of trips necessary for it.

The methods of rate setting the payment of passage in the metro with the aid of the technology NFC will be determined up to the moment of the starting of the solution in the commercial operation.

As the integrator of project protrudes the company Of express-Card.

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Welcome to digital reading with Kobo! Tweet

Looking to learn more about reading and Kobo? You've come to the right place...with Kobo, reading couldn't be easier. Browse the ebooks you want, purchase them quickly and start reading right away!

Learn all about the end-to-end Kobo reading experience - you'll find informational tips and short instructional videos to help you download one of our free reading applications and start reading your eBooks today.

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HTC Desire Getting Froyo in Next Two Weeks? Tweet

The HTC technical support email team has been known to leak bits of information about software updates that otherwise go untold by HTC public relations. In a recent exchange with HTC, XDA user jonnobright reports that an HTC rep revealed that the HTC Desire (review) will be getting an over the air Anroid 2.2 Froyo update in less than two weeks. Here's the email:

Dear Jonathan, Thank you for contacting us in regards to your flash player issue. Within the next 2 weeks HTC will release the Android 2.2 OS over the air. The will enable the lastest version of Adobe Flash Player on your device and will resolve any exisiting issues. I trust that this resolves your query, please do not hesitate to contact us again if required. Thank you for contacting HTC. Best regards, xxxxxxxxxxxxx HTC Technical Support

To send a reply to this message or let me know I have successfully answered your question log in to our ContactUs site using your email address and your ticket number xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Very good news indeed for Desire owners if this HTC rep is to be believed.

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Hotmail gets Exchange ActiveSync support Tweet

Windows Live Hotmail is slated to officially receive Exchange ActiveSync support sometime this summer. However, while nothing has been announced, it appears this support is already active.

Liveside.net is reporting some users are having success in syncing their Hotmail accounts through ActiveSync. Through trial and error, the server address has been identified as m.hotmail.com, SSL should be enabled, and you leave the domain blank. Obviously you enter in your username and password accordingly.

If you're feeling adventurous, give it a try but remember, this isn't an official announcement so there may be performance issues present. Also, with ActiveSync only able to sync with one Exchange Server, you will have to delete your existing data. Make sure you have things backed up before giving it a whirl.

In reading the Windows Live Hotmail FAQ Sheet, calendar and contact support is also present with Exchange ActiveSync. There's no mention of task synchronization which may be a downside for some.

It's nice to see ActiveSync support coming to Windows Live and Hotmail. It may make the choice between Windows Live and Google a little more difficult to make.

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HTC Desire & Motorola Milestone going to Alaska via GCI Tweet

Crab fisherman rejoice! You’re getting some hot Android hardware! HTC recently announced that its Desire smartphone would be coming to the US via regional carriers. Cellular South was the first to officially announce it and now, GCI, a regional carrier in Alaska, has announced it as well.

In addition to the HTC Desire, the Motorola Milestone is also heading to the US’ largest state. The Milestone seems to be invading all corners of the globe, seeing as how it was just announced that it’ll be released in New Zealand as well.

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Fedora 13 Boasts Many Leading-Edge Enhancements Tweet

Red Hat's Fedora 13 open-source software can serve in a full gamut of Linux roles, as long as users are prepared to upgrade their systems about once a year.

Since its first version, in 2003, Red Hat's Fedora Linux has been the best place to track what's on the leading edge of Linux and open-source software. Of course, the trouble with running on the leading edge is that it's easy to get cut, and the Fedora distribution's fast development pace has required a certain amount of bug-squashing tolerance from its users.

Fedora 13, which began shipping in late May, boasts many of the leading-edge enhancements—and few of the rough spots—that I've come to expect from the popular Linux-based operating system. In particular, I appreciated the work the Fedora team has done in the area of security and permissions, with progress toward more granular rights management through Fedora's PolicyKit framework, and an implementation of the SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) framework that remained, for the most part, tucked away unobtrusively in the background.

In addition to serving as a sort of first look at the latest and greatest in Linux and open-source software in general—and future Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) releases in particular—Fedora 13 can serve in a full gamut of Linux roles, as long as Fedora-embracing users are prepared to upgrade their systems about once a year.

For this reason, smoother edges notwithstanding, enterprises in search of a more long-lived Linux distribution for production roles would do best to turn to RHEL, or, for organizations prepared to provide their own support, the freely available RHEL clone CentOS.

The fast-moving nature of Fedora 13 fits best with desktop and developer workstation roles, where users are most likely to appreciate the up-to-date versions of the desktop-oriented open-source software that ships with the distribution, including Version 2.30 of the GNOME desktop environment, Version 3.2 of the OpenOffice.org productivity suite and Version 3.6.3 of the Firefox Web browser.

Fedora 13 is available as a free download from http://fedoraproject.org/get-fedora, with separate versions that support the x86 and x86-64 platforms. Beginning with Fedora 13, the Power PC CPU architecture has been reduced to secondary architecture status, where its ongoing development will depend on volunteer efforts.

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