Mobile versions of Word, PowerPoint and Excel are now available to select Symbian Belle handsets thanks to Nokia and Microsoft. This adds to the release of OneNote, Document Connection, Lync and PowerPoint Broadcast which were added earlier this year. The following handsets are compatible with the update, Nokia E7, C7, C6-01, X7, Oro, 700, 701 or 603. Just launch the Nokia Update Utility and install the update.
Nokia has made the Lumia 900 free for all AT&T customers. Anyone who buys the Lumia 900 from now until April 21st will get a $100 rebate from Nokia making it effectively free. More coverage after the jump.
Kids like the racing games for the fact of defeating their friends (and competitors) while racing the bright and attractive wheelers; others may get the apt dose for their adrenalines to reach an entirely elevated level through the games. All your fantasies adopt a form with the racing games, making them extremely popular among the guys. Keep reading after the break for the top 5 racing games for android.
Instagram just came to Android, and you thought that was the big news. Out of nowhere came Facebook and bought Instagram for $1 Billion in cash and stock. Instagram will remain a standalone app for now, but Facebook will incorporate deeper ties with the service. More after the break.
Rockstar Games, following the launch of Grand Theft Auto III: 10 Year Anniversary Edition, has announced that Max Payne will arrive on iOS and Android platforms. It comes with HD graphics, high-resolution textures, Social Club connectivity as well as user-customizable touch controls. More after the break.
Seven XBOX games have been discounted to make your Easter Sunday extra special. The games have been priced equivalent to iOS/Android prices, yes that’s $0.99 for each one. The games are popular titles like Angry Birds, Max and the Magic Marker, followed by Burn the Rope, Doodle God, Toy Soldiers: Boot Camp, IonBallEX and De Blob. So what are you waiting for, head on over to the Windows Phone Marketplace.
Google Play now hosts the updated Gmail app for Android, which adds some much awaited features from its ICS counterpart to Honeycomb. The update adds swipe to move between newer and older conversations, tap to access Recent labels, set custom notifications for individual labels and sync the last 30 days of messages so you can read and search messages faster both online and offline. For Android 2.2 and 2.3 users it adds a new Labels API which can be accessed by third party developers, something that went missing when the Gmail updated to version 2.5. Head on over to the Play Store to update to the latest version if it hasn’t been updated automatically.
After what seems like a lifetime, Instagram has finally made it to Android. The app is free and is now available for download from the Play Store (get used to that name). The app is not just a simple port of the iOS app, but the app has been made more fluid to use on Android. More after the break.
