Today, iPhone 4 is launched in 17 more countries, so in following you may watch the iPhone 4 launch videos from several places worldwide. List of 17 Countries Getting iPhone 4 Today, 30 July 2010 Australia Austria Belgium Canada Denmark Finland Hong Kong Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway New Zealand Singapore Spain Sweden and Switzerland iPhone 4 Launch Video from Hong Kong iPhone 4 Launch Video from Sweden iPhone 4 Launch Video from Australia

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Few days ago at iPhone 4 conference it was announced that iPhone 4 will be launched in 17 more countries on July 30, 2010, which is now confirmed by Apple through a press release. So, check out the following countries list to look either your country is going to receive iPhone 4 or not on this Friday. List of 17 Countries Getting iPhone 4 on Friday, 30th July 2010 Australia Austria Belgium Canada Denmark Finland Hong Kong Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway New Zealand Singapore Spain Sweden and Switzerland Right now, Apple did not speak any word about iPhone 4 pre-order and iPhone 4 [...]

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At iPhone press event Apple announced that on 30th July 2010, iPhone 4 will be launched in 17 more countries as initially it was launched on 24 June 2010 in 5 countries all over the world. List of 17 Countries Getting iPhone 4 on 30th July 2010: Australia Austria Belgium Canada Denmark Finland Hong Kong Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway New Zealand Singapore Spain Sweden and Switzerland The iPhone 4 pre-order date for these 17 countries is not announced yet.

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We had to do a double take when we saw the $180 price on this 7-inch X10 touchscreen Tablet PC. Amid a sea of me-too slate PCs, this one makes lofty claims, including the most eyebrow-raising of all: the ability to play 1080p video over its HDMI port. If this cheap 800×480 Wi-Fi and GPS-packing tablet can do what its maker says, it could be a game changer. Instead of spending $1000 on that bulky home theater PC we showed you yesterday, or $500 on the cheapest iPad, you could just plug this baby into your HDTV and watch a huge variety of Blu-ray-quality video formats, including H.264 and Matroska [...]

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So, what justifies a $52,000 price tag on a damn golf cart? Cold beer, apparently. And just cold beer. For that kind of cash, I want to be able to tell you that Monaco’s Garia Soleil de Minuit cart is driven by a robot chauffeur or uses jump-jets to hop from one course to the next. Not so, dear reader: you’re pretty much paying for a fancy built-in ice box. Besides the fridge, the Monaco leans on its industrial parentage. The thing’s assembled at the Valmet Automotive factory in Finland, which rolls out Porches alongside this thing, and it’s got parts in it from the same [...]

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A new survey of over 27,000 adults in 26 countries shows that the vast majority of people now think internet access should be considered a basic human right. Nearly four in five people around the world believe that access to the internet is a fundamental right, according to the new BBC World Service survey. The survey follows recent concerns over the implementation of the UK government’s Digital Economy Bill. Finland and Estonia have already ruled that web access is a human right and the the UN is pushing for universal net access for all. Right to communicate “The right to communicate [...]

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I’m going to keep this post short and sweet because no one likes a blogger who says “I told you so.” But, Spotify fans: Paul Carr and I told you so. StrategyEye reports that less than 4% of users of Spotify—the gorgeous online music app with a troubled business model—are paying subscribers. StrategyEye quotes Universal Music International digital VP Rob Wells who says the company needs 10% to 12% of its users to subscribe to be a sustainable business. It’s only at the 10%-12% threshold that Spotify is able to ink revenue share deals with labels, until then, it has to pay for music [...]

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Nokia, still the world’s top mobile phone maker, reported a stronger-than-expected 65% rise in fourth-quarter net profit this morning. The Espoo, Finland-based company reported net profit of €948 million for the quarter or 26 eurocents a share, up from €576 million a year ago. What caught our eye was the volume of devices the company shipped in Q4 2009: the total mobile device volumes of Devices & Services were 126.9 million units, representing an increase of 12% year on year. The overall industry mobile device volumes for the same period were 329 million units (based on Nokia’s [...]

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Since leaving Google last October, former product manager and Jaiku co-founder, Jyri Engeström has moved his young family back to Helsinki and started rooting around for the next thing. Aside from working on his wife Ula’s long term project to create a hyperlink for any physical object, Thinglink, he’s also been seeking angel investments. Today he joins the board of XIHA Life which is run out of Sunnyvale, California, Switzerland and Finland. At the same time the startup has announced a $1 million seed round. Veraventure led the round, joined by other angels and the company founders. [...]

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Nokia has been under increasing pressure from competitors like Apple and others in the mobile phone market. Nokia is seeing its global share of the high-end smartphone and feature phone markets slip as competition increases. Nokia has announced that it is streamlining its R&D operations. This streamlining means that Nokia is doing away with positions in R&D in several locations. In Finland Nokia is cutting up to 230 workers at its Oulu site. In Copenhagen, Denmark Nokia is also cutting another 100 workers totaling 2% of its global work force. Nokia is also cutting R&D workers in [...]

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