Wow! Software developer Samir has just released a Beta version of full youtube player. Although this is in beta, it really shows us a glimpse of things to come. Download the youtube player YTPlayer.

Please note that you will need to install Adobe flash lite player 3. This version of flash lite is also only a developer edition and is not intended as replacement for the current flash player provided with the phone.

The file is in .swf format and it should be run from with in Adobe flash lite 3 and make sure you copy the file to either c:/data/others or e:/others.

Please consider making donation for Samir, visit for more information about Samir.

I am a big fan of pizero’s theme for S60 phones and new one is just out. It’s called “New Gold” theme and looks cool. Its similar to the original Gold theme with some changes.

If you like the theme get the theme from pizero.net.

 

There is a nice theme available for Nokia S60 Phones. The theme is called “Bronze Cubic”.  It is a dark colored theme and suits the N95 quite well. The screenshot is from N95 V20 firmware. By the way you can see multitasking in all  its glory in one of the screenshots :). 

Download the theme. 

LOOPRumors is reporting that a new iTablet is on the work and might be unveiled on January 2008. According to them, the new device will run a customized version of Mac OS X Leopard. The device is not meant as a replacement for the MacBooks but rather to complement them.

They are also reporting that this device might use Mini dvd drive instead of a regular drive which actually doesn’t sound likely to me. I believe this device should be able to support regular dvd drive if its coming out. No point going backwards.For more information regarding this rumor visit LOOPRumors. 

Hear that America? That’s the sound of the hammer dropping on our beloved cartel of carriers.

Google’s bid for the 700MHz “C Block” is on. Eric Schmidt, Google Chairman and CEO, says the following: “We believe it’s important to put our money where our principles are. Consumers deserve more competition and innovation than they have in today’s…”

Read more at engadget.