Monthly Archives: December 2008

SafeWallet Pro for S60 Released Today

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Redefining Information Security for S60 Phones!

December 15th, 2008 – SBSH Mobile Software announced today the release of the all new SBSH SafeWallet Pro for S60!. Following the recent release of SafeWallet Pro for BlackBerry devices, we are excited to bring today SafeWallet Pro also to our valued S60 users! SafeWallet Pro is a secure storage application designed to help you manage all your private information in one place!

SafeWallet Pro includes a mobile version for your S60 device and a PC companion that will ensure your sensitive information is with you all the time. Use SafeWallet Pro to store any sensitive information such as: credit cards info, online passwords, bank account info, registration codes, ATM PINs, contact information and much more!

SafeWallet uses 256-bit AES encryption, the same standard adopted by the U.S. government, along with security practices based on intelligence forces experience, to ensure the safety of your sensitive information!

clip_image002SBSH SafeWallet Pro Highlights

Security First – Backed with 256-bit AES encryption engine that meets US government standards. Protect your information with encrypted wallets, Auto-Close preventing SafeWallet from running at the background and more!

Desktop Companion – SafeWallet Pro ships with a PC companion to bring a complete solution for both your S60 device and Windows PC! SafeWallet for PC and S60 automatically synchronize your wallets making sure your latest sensitive information is always with you!

Advanced Utilities – Card searching; Use Favorites folder to access your most used cards; Simple and user friendly interface that allows you to easily manage your wallets, folders and cards; Passwords copy to clipboard and more!

Cards & Templates – Use pre-defined templates to create cards based on your personal needs; Add, edit or remove fields from existing cards; Assign icons to cards and folders from over 250 professionally designed icons.

SafeWallet Pro for S60 offers a myriad of exciting features and innovations! Click here to read the full development note posted at our company forums

Pricing and Availability

SafeWallet Pro for S60 costs $24.95

SafeWallet Pro for S60 can be purchased using the SBSH Online Store at the following URL: http://www.sbsh.net/products/symbian_s60/safewallet_pro/add_to_cart

Downloads and Support

SBSH SafeWallet Pro 12 day trial version can be downloaded at the following URL: http://www.sbsh.net/products/symbian_s60/safewallet_pro/download

For any additional questions/suggestions we invite you to post at our forums: Click here to enter SBSH forums

Or Click here to contact our support team

About SBSH Mobile Software

SBSH Mobile Software is a rapidly growing software firm specializing in the mobile market, developing software solutions for Windows Mobile Professional, Classic and Standard devices, Symbian Series 60 devices and BlackBerry RIM devices. SBSH Mobile Software offers a variety of best-selling applications for the fast growing mobile market enhancing end-users experience and providing added-value for mobile devices.

SBSH Mobile Software LTD is a privately held company based in Tel Aviv, Israel. SBSH Mobile Software was founded in February 2002.

http://www.sbsh.net

PhoneScoop N97 Hands-On

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image PhoneScoop has the scoop (a hands-on overview) on the new Nokia N97 announced today at Nokia World 08 in Barcelona.

Sporting a large 3.5” 360×640 display, the N97 is Nokia’s latest high-end phone, and their first full touch-screen device.  The N97 is mostly a 3G world-phone, missing only the 1700MHz band used by T-Mobile USA.  It does have quad-band GSM/EDGE and tri-band WCDMA/HSDPA so it will work with AT&T here in the U.S.

As usual with Nokia’s high-end N-series devices, it has the usual complement of Nokia goodness, and a 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss lenses.  Nokia “gets” the storage part too, with 32GB on-board memory and a microSD slot for future expansion options.

Check out PhoneScoop’s quick “hands on” overview (below) from Nokia World in Barcelona, and take a look at the full product sheet from Nokia here.

Via: PhoneScoop | Nokia World: N97 Hands On

Pocketables – Poll: Minimum screen res for mobile ‘net

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Pocketables is running a poll on the minimum screen resolution for mobile internet devices.  While most people would probably prefer more resolution than less, the reality is a compromise of cost vs. size vs. weight.

Luckily as we progress into the future these all change and the ratio improves as technology improves and volume of scale reduces production costs.  Still, today we have an exceptionally large number of QVGA (240×320) devices on the market, and are only now seeing higher resolution devices being released.  The iPhone is probably the most well known higher resolution device with a resolution of 320×480, basically half-VGA (HVGA), with the T-Mobile G1 sharing this resolution.

The fun stuff is just starting to hit the market though, with 480×640 and 480×800 resolutions in the high-end devices.

All of this begs the question that Pocketables is asking: What is the minimum resolution for the mobile Internet?  Follow the link below to participate in the poll!

Via: Pocketables | Poll: Minimum screen resolution for mobile internet

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