Nokia’s death would open up a lot of place all over the phone market – some manufacturers (e.g. Samsung) have even deployed their own platforms as Nokia “killers”. After the cooperation with Microsoft, many have considered Nokia dead – but is this really so?

The folks from InnerActive have now sent us the chart below, which shows a clear growth trend for Nokia’s platforms (dumbphone and smartphone combined):
is nokia dead Is Nokia dead?

Not much to add here…

declarationandconstitution 2011 11 06 132405 200x300 4th of July: webOS apps for free4th of July is Independence Day of the United States of America. And 4th of July is app promotion day. We offer you to download ‘TouchDeclaration’ (for TouchPad) and ‘MobileDeclaration’ (for Veer, Pre and Pixi) for free! Be fast, the number of free copies is limited…

Hit the links below to get more information about this topic…

MobileDeclaration for free

TouchDeclaration for free

There are very few number of cases where the corporations put their efforts for the betterment of humanity. Rest all the time they just care about profits.

One such case is the Chobe district in the Botswana. For those of you who do not know, Chobe district is one of the worst malaria infested districts of Botswana. And the traditional methods are exponentially incapable of controlling an outburst of malaria. What the Botswana Government did was to equip it’s health workers (as a pilot, already running since 3 months) with Palm Pre 2 and the Cloud.

Description

The pilot of this project involves equipping health care workers in the Chobe district with HP smartphones that allow these workers to collect malaria data, notify the Ministry of a malaria outbreak and tag both data and disease surveillance information with a GPS coordinate.This pilot will run throughout the malaria season in Botswana. The future of this project is to expand it to all outbreak-prone diseases in Botswana and have the Ministry receive data of disease outbreaks in real time as well as increase the efficiency of paper methods of data collection.

Goal / Long-term Vision

To assist the Ministry with data collection and surveillance for dangerous diseases in areas with remote clinics that are without internet connections.

Stakeholders / Project Partners

HP, Ministry of Health, Clinton Foundation, Malaria No More, PING/BAPL, Mascom

The detailed diagram can be found below:

DiseaseSurveillanceMapping 262x300 Disease Surveillance & Mapping in Africa using Palm PreThe health workers can upload real time data, pics, map coordinates, notes and what not to the cloud for ready access and effective counter-attack to the malarial outbreaks.

The program is, as we have told above, a pilot. It will run for 9 more months. But the cream of the cake is that the next target for this operation is Polio and Pan-Africa. :)

Makes me smile…!!!!

Source

One of the remaining open questions after the takeover of Palm by HP was the question of palm.com – how much longer would the site remain up?

HP has now answered this question. If you visit palm.com, you find yourself redirected to hpwebos.com.

However, the design remains pretty similar – see for yourself at the URL below:
http://www.hpwebos.com/us/

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