Nokia’s Ovi app store is now open for business in Canada

2010 is turning out to be quite a year for mobile app stores. Nokia has just opened the gates to its Ovi app store which sells applications for its Symbian powered smartphones. 

While some apps are available for free, the cost of purchased apps will now conveniently appear on customers’ wireless provider bill. Canadians can take advantage of integrated billing with Bell, Rogers and Telus. It is the perfect downloading solution.

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Rogers covers the World Cup online, on demand and mobile

 

Rogers  today announced it will offer varied ways to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches in Canada.

Rogers will carry all 64 matches, many of which will be broadcast during the Canadian workday through Rogers On Demand Online and On Demand Mobile.

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Pogo Sketch capacitive stylus gets a makeover

 Ten One Design, designers of innovative mobile lifestyle products, has officially added two new vibrant colors to its Pogo Sketch product line: Burnt Orange and Cactus. The new shades join Hot Pink and Silver to create more colorful and fashion-forward capacitive touch screen options for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad enthusiast

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Review: Desktop for the iPad

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple's iPad has a bright and crisp screen which offers a lot of real estate. The lack of windows or multitasking on the iPad ( a limitation that is expected to be rectified in the fall with the availability of OS 4.0 and multitasking) limits what you can do on the device. Desktop app overcomes this hurdle.

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