Nokia Maps for Mobile Web running on HTML 5
Looking for an alternative to Google Maps? Nokia Labs has been taking a step further by introducing Nokia Maps for Mobile Web. Previously Nokia’s own mapping software is limited to Nokia devices but it is now available on most smart phone browsers as it is based on HTML 5. According to the about menu, Nokia Maps support iOS 4.3+, Android 2.2, Android 2.3 and BlackBerry 6.0+.
With a good internet connection, it runs as good as a dedicated map app. You can do pretty much what Google Maps has to offer like satellite/map view, get routes and it even shows places of interest around you.
To check it out, head over to m.maps.nokia.com on your mobile browser.
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DiGi now offers Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
DiGi has revealed today that they are offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with its DiGi Broadband Explore 6GB Plan of RM98/month. It goes for RM1584 which is a subsidy of RM315 tied with 12 months contract.
For those that are interested, you would need to pay the device + 12 months subscription upfront which can be paid by installments via credit card. This is offered as low as RM115/month for 2 years duration but only 1 year subscription is included. If you look into the terms & condition, there’s also a RM100 unrefundable registration fee.
As comparison Celcom is offering the Tab 10.1 for RM1468 with 24 months contract of 6GB data plan and RM1528 with 12 months contract.
For more information, visit DiGi’s tablet page.