Cube Touch for the Nokia N900 emulates a 3-D mechanical puzzle with realistic animation effects. Each face of the cube is covered by 9 squares among six solid colours: white, red, blue, orange, green, and yellow. Once mixed, solve the puzzle as quickly as possible so that each face is a solid colour. Examine the cube by rotating it around either horizontally or vertically. The fastest time is saved as a high score.
[Source: Daily Mobile]
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Nokia is going to release the Gold Edition (18 carat) of their Nokia N97 Mini, atleast according to Nokia in Poland. The 18 carat N97 Mini “Gold edition” is going to cost about 850$ and comes with apps like “ELLE 360Fashion”.
[via Nokia Poland]
In a bid to speed up development of the symbian platform Nokia is to skip the offering of symbian version 2 to go direct to version 3 with the multi-touch functions, states Michael Hsu, general manager of Nokia Taiwan. Symbian version 3 will be here for the third quarter of 2010.
Nokia’s QT development framework featured for symbian version 4 will allow developers the ability to develop for both Symbian and Maemo platforms simultaneously.
Nokia will continue with its present categorisation of symbian s40 products at a shipment rate of 35%, symbian s60 will account for 55% of Nokia’s handset shipments, with Maemo at 10%.
The futuristic bio battery runs on sugary drinks. (Pic: DaiziZheng.com)
Bulky mobile phone chargers could soon be a thing of the past with handsets running on soft drinks instead.
Daizi Zheng designed the ‘greenphone’, which is powered by Coca-Cola, as part of her final university project.
The Central Saint Martins graduate came up with the concept for Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia.
Ms Zheng said the prototype could run up to four times longer than a traditional lithium ion battery and has the potential to be fully biodegradable.
The greenphone’s bio battery generates electricity using enzymes to catalyse sugar in the drink.
As the battery dies out, only water and oxygen are left behind.
Unfortunately, Nokia will not be developing the greenphone prototype further in the near future.
Ms Zheng told Sky News: "At the time they wanted something to bring out within the next two years and thought my design was too futuristic."
But she added that bio batteries are being developed by large electronics companies and may be on the market in the next five years.
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