According to Nokia, the schematics of this charger will be based upon a small dynamo and a generator which will convert the energy thrust used in pedaling the bike to the electricity which in turn can be used to charge the Nokia handset.

The charger is anticipated to reach the markets around September and will cost round about $15.

Nokia is planning to initially target the emerging markets where the users don’t have ready access to electricity and they might resort to other unconventional means to charge their cellphones. End of article: Nokia Bicycle Mounted Mobile-charger

LG

LG has totally revamped its Application store and now has included more than 3,000 Apps. Moreover, half of the featured apps in the store will be for the phone users and half the share is designated for the Smartphone users. The new store consists of Applications like Asphalt 4 and other popular numbers like SIM 3 and SPB series.

 The story is quite different as far as the American Corporate world is considered; there are large numbers of enterprises and the business domains that have started to embrace this trendy gadget by Apple. Although, the tagline behind iPad is a device that is just for the consumers media consumption, but the corporate world sees it as a mobile computing platform and are using it frequently in their business domain. 

The tech giant Apple has sold almost 3 million units of iPad and analysts are predicting that it is going to sell almost two million more in a month.

According to a recent survey, people in the corporate world mostly rely on the Smartphones they posses as their primary communication device

In order to increase the Smartphone user’s traffic, YouTube has finally redesigned its Mobile web site. The redesigning is also done so that more users view the Videos through the Smartphones web browsers instead of logging-in to designated applications.

YouTube is planning to make the latest design public at m.youtube.com and according to the Product Manager at the YouTube the idea is to make the YouTube experience on the Smartphones as enjoyable as the desktop version of the video site. Andrew Doronichev in a briefing at the YouTube Headquarters also commented that with this Mobile version they have tried to keep at balance the mobile and the PC versions.

Now companies like AT&T, Best Buy and Nissan has started posting their ads on the apps. But, the most interesting thing about the iAds is that Apple has taken an initiative of launching and incorporating intelligent Ads services. This means that they are going to target Ads to people according to their usage trends. Apple has now started a detailed study of iOS user’s data so that they can show Ads that are appealing and interesting for the users.

Although, some privacy concerns are going to hamper this style of servicing Ads, but it is a very intriguing way of doing the Ads business and will help Apple in consolidating its hold on the Market.

So keeping in view this dilemma, a new open-source project is launched called as SmokeScreen which aims at running Flash-based elements onto iPhone and iPad.

Basically, the schematics of Smokescreen are based upon the Flash player that is written in JavaScript. This Flash player can convert small parts of the contents like banners and swf videos into compatible format which can then run on the iDevices, may it be iPhone or iPad.

Recently, an analysis is released by Net Applications which compares the web-able devices market share and usage. According to their survey, iPhone currently holds 32.81% of the mobile web browsing market, while Android is lacking far behind with a mere 6.21% of the market share.

The only platform that Apple needs to take over is the Java ME (Micro Edition) which is the sole operating system on the older smartphones.