Yahoo and Samsung. Strategic agreement for services on mobile

News particularly important, as the agreement between Yahoo and Samsung just announced. The Korean producer portal and the U.S. have just made it public that they have entered a strategic partnership around the world that will bring most of the phones produced by Samsung, is running Android Mind you, to embed Yahoo services such as Yahoo ! Mail, Yahoo Messenger, Yahoo! Front Page, Yahoo Search, Yahoo Flickr, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo! Contacts, Yahoo Calendar and Yahoo! Weather.
Excellent news, if you are a fan of Yahoo, but not the best but if you prefer to use Google, and you want to buy a Samsung device. Not yet known whether these applications will replace, in fact, the default Google (most likely, in my view), or be limited to support.
We just have to wait until the first models, scheduled for next month to find out.

BlackBerry Bold 9650 3G official with the Pearl

Near the WES come two confirmations on new models of smartphones: BlackBerry Bold 9650 and BlackBerry Pearl 3G.

Starting from 9650 we find ourselves with a Bold smartphone UMTS with the usual 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS and Wi-Fi. No information about the operating system installed even if you wait hoping the announcement of the first smartphones running OS 6.0.

Same story for the 3G Pearl, Pearl 9100 official name of which will have Wi-Fi, 3.2 megapixel camera and GPS in a pocket-sized and smaller homes.

The Bold will arrive in U.S. in May 9650 while the Pearl does not have a launch date overseas. We just have to wait for the WES to learn more about the European version ...

A BlackBerry Curve 8530 with Android??

Ok, the future is Android, the 2010 is the year of Android and 2012 to the end of the world but this is not enough to justify this picture.

The BlackBerry Curve 8530, according to the authors of this billboard, is governed by the operating system from Google: Android.

What are you waiting? I'm running to buy it and you?

Nokia N8

The Nokia N8 theoretically was to be announced around this April 2010, but as we got to comment on the presentation was delayed for reasons yet to be seen. It seems that the terminal has made his first appearance in Russia and one of the authors of Mobile-Review Russia may have had direct contact with the first terminal ^ 3 Symbian phone.
To do a quick stock of the situation, what is criticized is that the new operating system is basically a refined version of what Nokia already offers on its terminal and there is nothing more innovative than Android and iPhone already offer.
Unfortunately, the machine translation of the text can hardly be considered reliable or comprehensive, so expect more opinions.