Some weeks ago, people from Fullsix launched the web Please fix the iPhone. A peculiar web where people can add a wish to the wish list for future iPhone implementations or just to fix something.
Today there are 1800 wishes and 272846 votes catalogued in more than 60 categories.
Here we leave the wish top 3. Of course these are the most needed 
I hope Mr Steve finally listen to the voice of the people, because iPhone exists thanks to them.
Many thanks Daniel Domingo 
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Since Google announced Android mobile phone platform, lot of companies are developing mobile devices using Android OS.
HTC was the first with his T-Mobile G1, but have already joined to the list Motorola, Samsung, LG and possibly in a short period of time Nokia.
Now Asus also works on an Android phone to be released in the first half of 2009. The model will be the Asus P552W Glide touch-screen, which is already available for Windows Mobile.
Furthermore according to rumors, the first users will have this new Asus, will be Taiwaneses.
In my opinion, even if the device haven’t got QWERTY keyboard I like more than the T-Mobile G1.
Via Gizmologia
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After watching this video you will understand why Softbank cannot sell iPhones as fast as in the rest of the world.
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Do you want to know the tv schedule just holding the tv remote?, Can you imagine your computer displaying the weather forecast just opening your umbrella?. Can you?. It sounds futuristic, but is real!!
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Thanks to Gizmovil, we have get noticed of the release of Momail in Spain. Now we can enjoy the push mobile email solution offered by MomailSystems, a Sweden based company.
The Momail service is now available in 14 countries in Europe. A beta release is available in 20+ more countries.
Momail offers free and easy-to-use push mobile email that integrates with all your current accounts. Some features of the system are:
It looks really fine. I will give it a try!
We bet mobile email will become a mainstream application in the next months, as the flat rates for data become affordable. And we, of course, are talking about PUSH email.
And, going beyond email, it will allow the boom of push-based mobile applications, in a broader sense.
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iPhone´s Firmware 2.2 is already available for developers, and some future implementations are “leaked”. In this case, Google Street view is one of those.
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Android can´t stop moving, Google´s platform is hyperactive these days. Some hours ago Android Market opened up registration for developers, providing a quick way to upload our own apps and made them publicly available. On the other hand, now that Android is Open-Source a Roadmap has been published, unveiling Android next supported features.
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Gmail for mobile 2.0 has been introduced by an engineer on the Gmail for mobile team. This version of Gmail for mobile has been launched for J2ME and Blackberry phones. “Our focus for this version was to make the experience faster and more reliable.”, he said.
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Just one day before the first mobile phone running Android (T-Mobile´s G1) hit the streets this wednesday, Android and the Open Handset Alliance have released Android´s source code. That’s one small download* for (a) man, one giant leap for openness in the mobile industry.
* If you consider 2.1GB is small
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Motorola Aura will be the first gadged provided with a circular display in the world, that is of course a great
news, but in the other hand the Motorola Aura will be available for only 2000$. WTF? it is so cheap! Read the rest of this entry »
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