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HTC Shift X9000 UMPC info leaked 2008-03-28 04:58:00 Information has leaked
regarding a semi-full-featured hybrid tablet ultra-mobile PC from HTC, called the Shift
X9000, a 1-inch thick, 2 pound device that features a 7-inch touchscreen and Windows Vista Business. Laptop Magazine recently had a chance to review the unit, noting that the built-in Sprint EVDO connectivity and push email make the device quite interesting. While not officially released, the HTC Shift X9000 is expected to sell for $1500, according to Amazon.The X9000 features several hard-wired buttons to the right of the screen for activating Bluetooth, WiFi, and EVDO, as well as a button for changing between the devices two resolutions – 1024 by 600 and 800 by 480. It also features a built-in 1-megapixel webcam, touchpad, fingerprint scanner, two vertically organized mouse bu
Samsung AnyCall Haptic with 22 types of touch 2008-03-28 04:26:00 Samsung is jumping in the market joining the ranks of LG, Apple and others who have put out mobile phones featuring a touch
screen interface with the new AnyCall Haptic SCH-W420 mobile phone. Touchscreens have been all the rage for the past year or so, and already there are enough that companies have to come out with some unique features to help one stand out from the other.To the AnyCall Haptic, Samsung has added some vibrating tactile feedback to the touchscreen. In fact, they’ve added 22 different types
of feedback to your fingers from the screen, depending on what you’re doing with the phone such as dialing a number, moving objects around or spinning a dial. Whether or not your fingers are able to distinguish between 22 different type of vibrations is another story, but at least som Read more:Samsung
Samsung J700 Review 2008-03-28 04:14:00 The Samsung
J700 is a compact slide opening mobile phone which comes in a sleek black coloured casing. The handset feels good to hold which weighs 92 grams & its dimensions are 99.5mm tall by 48mm wide by 14.8mm deep which in slender for a slide opening mobile phone. This simple but user friendly mobile phone has been beautifully designed by Samsung & is a member of the J range which includes the Samsung J600 slide opening phoneThe J700 comes with a display which can be viewed when the handset is either in its slide open or slide closed position. This practical viewing display is 2 Inches in size & displays up to 65k colours. The user can access the keypad by simply sliding open the handset & the keypad is neat & well spaced which provides a good input method for the user.A built in 1.3 me
Study: BlackBerrys Dominate Enterprise, But iPhone Users Happiest 2008-03-26 13:19:00 A new survey finds that RIM and its BlackBerry still lead the business smartphone space,but Apple iPhone
users are most satisfied.Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry smartphone, is the clear leader in business smartphone marketshare, and the Canadian company's dominance will continue throughout the second quarter of this year, according to a recent report. However, Apple and its iPhone wins the top slot in enterprise user satisfaction.Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry smartphone, is the clear leader in business smartphone marketshare, and the Canadian company's dominance will continue throughout the second quarter of this year, according to a recent report. However, Apple and its iPhone wins the top slot in enterprise user satisfaction.Seventy- Read more:Dominate
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Review: XtremeMac’s Sportwrap for iPhone/iPod 2008-03-26 12:37:00 Now that the weather is warming up, I have decided to (reluctantly) put down the cheeseballs, and start exercising again. I haven’t really been running since last November and a lot has changed since then. First of all, I am ridiculously out of shape. But more importantly, and relevant to this article, is the fact that I have become so reliant on my iPhone
over the past few months that I gave my former “workout” iPod
to my kids to use. This generosity meant my iPhone was now going to have to serve as my workout jukebox of choice, and that meant I needed a new jogging armband designed to fit it.XtremeMac’s Sportwrap for iPhone and iPod is a well-designed, comfortable, and extremely versatile armband carrier that can actually hold not only the iPhone and the iPod touch, but also the
See tomorrow’s cellphones today through the eyes of Pantech 2008-03-26 11:55:00 Korean mobile phone manufacturer Pantech
recently organized a contest in which students from Korean Universities were asked to create design concepts for cellphones that can be made available by 2010. And in its conclusion, five dazzling mobile phone concept designs were released. Pictured here is the Cell Dot cellphone design, featuring a very minimalist overall look and feel, plus it’s seriously slim. Other designs include the Tower Lily, Wavy Stream, Waterfall Fish, and Simplice Section.With the way things are working right now, it’s a little hard to believe that phones just like this one will be available in just two short years. Well, although I’m certainly up for something like this, at this point in time I just don’t see where a device like this would be coming from. But the Read more:tomorrow
Vodafone 'looking into' 3G femtocells 2008-03-25 13:37:00 Wireless carrier Vodafone
Group is testing femtocell technology, which uses mini base stations in homes and small offices to improve indoor 3G coverage.The larger version of this concept is the picocell, which is already an established technology for ensuring 2G/GSM coverage in corporate settings. Femtocells, however, are designed to improve 3G mobile-broadband coverage by rerouting data use off the operators' cellular networks and onto wired DSL connections where possible. As mobile-Internet usage grows in popularity, such an approach has great appeal for operators worrying about the strain on their 3G network capacity.An article in The (London) Times on Thursday claimed that Vodafone was "considering products from (femtocell) suppliers such as Ubiquisys." Speaking to ZDNet UK on Friday,
Colloquy for iPhone and iPod touch 2008-03-25 13:03:00 Colloquy for iPhone
and iPodtouch
takes the 20 year old IRC protocol to the nextlevel of mobility — always at your finger tips. * Connects to your Mac so have access to everything Colloquy is connected to. * Even if your WiFi or EDGE network drops, you will get all the messages once the network comes back. * Use all your favorite Colloquy scripts from your phone using the same IRC commands. * Specially designed interface to match the iPhone and iPod touch with landscape support.How to Install 1. Make sure you have the latest version of Colloquy. 2. Download the beta Web Interface plugin. 3. Install the plugin in: ~/Library/Application Support/Colloquy/PlugIns 4. Create a new password that will be used to login from Mobile Safari. Type the following command in Terminal.app with yo
Nokia E90 gets some sparkle, feels a little uncomfortable about the whole thing 2008-03-25 11:59:00 We're used to seeing fashion-centric devices bedecked in jewels all the time, but the E90 is pretty much exclusively the domain of the business set, and we're having a hard time imagining Joe Stock Broker going, like, totally crazy over this pimped version. The Nokia
phone has been set with 408 diamonds and an 18 carat white gold shell by Peter Aloisson and retails for around $80k. Yeah, Joe Stocks is really going to flip. We have nothing more to add, other than our traditional, time-worn plea to Nokia: please release a 3G version of this in the States, we swear it's not too late.
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SoftBank 920SC Phone 2008-03-25 11:43:00 Softbank Mobile has released the PHOTOS 920SC slider phone that features two cameras - a 5-megapixel camera for picture taking and a 3-megapixel one for video conference. It further takes a stamp on the camera-phone market by including a xenon flash, 3X optical zoom, Bluetooth, IrDA, GPS, face recognition and auto focus capabilities. This will give its contemporaries, a run for their money.The camera is intuitive towards hand-shake and can prevent red eye pictures by correcting them. The 2.4 inches 240×320 display features 26 million colors. It takes in a microSD (maximum 2GB) card, and supports W-CDMA and GSM (900/1800/1900). It also has 3G high speed connectivity at 3.6Mbps make which loads 500 ten thousand pixel cameras on January 12th.The phone measures at 52×101.5×18.9mm and weighs
Vodafone nixes Windows Mobile 920 handset 2008-03-23 00:54:00 Not that we were all that excited for Vodafone
to launch their WindowsMobile
slider from HTC (HTC Kii?), but we thought a few of you out there might want to know that the Vodafone 920 has been pulled from Vodafone's lineup.Vodafone gave no reason for killing the Vodafone 920, but we're figuring it might have something to do with certification tests or maybe some conflicting product offerings. Whatever the reason, we hope you weren't planning on grabbing a Vodafone 920 for yourself, you'll just have to make do with another HTC-based Windows Mobile
device.Take a look at the T-Mobile Shadow, it's fairly similar to the Vodafone 920 - all may not be lost (of course, the two are offered in different markets, so we'll leave the importing up tot you).Come to think of it, Vodafone may have done yo
O2 XDA Zinc Mobile Phone 2008-03-22 08:45:00 The O2 XDA Zinc is the next in the series of O2 XDA Smartphones which are starting to make a name for themselves in the smartphone market. Sleek, easy to use with an impressive polished finish, the handset looks the part and holds a vast array of the latest services required for a life on the move.The O2 XDA Zinc combines a traditional Mobile
Phone offering with the latest PDA technology, and is sure to attract users from the business and personal use markets. Considering that the O2 XDA Zinc offers a PDA service, the dimensions of 110 mm x 59 mm x 21 mm, and total weight of 170 grams are fairly impressive. The battery power and standby statistics are not yet available, but will be released on launch (first quarter 2007). The mobile contains a standard PC QWERTY keyboard, which is hidden b
The O2 XDA Trion mobile phone at the Carphone Warehouse 2008-03-22 08:31:00 This is the O2 XDA Trion phone
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a sharp and stylishly designed mobile in stunning silver with one of the best brains you can find and backed by Windows Mobile 5.0 which allows you to view and edit Microsoft Word and Excel documents and check out PowerPoint presentations, and the use of WiFi and 3G keeps you in control.The O2 XDA Trion has a large touch screen which provides access to all its features; however you will also find that the Trion has a slide out QWERTY keyboard as well as a 2 megapixel camera, media player, expandable memory, Bluetooth connectivity, and quad-band coverage.You can acquire the O2 XDA Trion mobile phone from the Carphone Warehouse
as they have it with the O2 network on a tariff of O2 - £35 – 18 months, 600 minutes and 500 texts per month, and 512kKB incl
The O2 XDA Stealth Mobile Phone 2008-03-22 07:32:00 The O2 XDA Stealth : ReviewThe O2 XDA Stealth offers another option for those who want a Windows Mobile
/ pocket pc phone. So far Windows Mobile phones had either a sliding QWERTY keyboard (HTC TyTN, i-mate k-JAM, i-mate JasJar etc), or a QWERTY keyboard on the front (HP IPAQ hw6515, hw6915, Motorola Moto Q, UBIQUIO 501 etc), or no physical keyboard at all (i-mate JAM,i-mate JAMin, O2 Atom etc). The O2 XDA Stealth was made for those who like the “traditional” phone design with the sliding number keypad but powered with Windows Mobile 5.0. The device does not offer any special connectivity options like 3G or built in GPS but it does have built-in Wi-FI and Bluetooth. The physical dimensions of O2 XDA Stealth can be compared with most Nokia and Sony Ericsson models and thus making the de
O2 XDA Orion Mobile Phone 2008-03-22 07:24:00 The O2 XDA Orion
mobile phone was released earlier this year and works with Quad-band GSM networks. The phone weighs close to 106 grams and measures approximately 107.5 x 46 x 17.5 mm. The O2 XDA Orion mobile phone comes with a good 65k color TFT screen with a display resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The screen measures about 34 x 45mm in size.The O2 XDA Orion mobile phone comes with a miniSD card slot with 64 mb of SDRAM and 64mb of Flash ROM too. The phone runs on a Windows Mobile
5.0 operating system, and is powered with a TI OMAP 850, 200 MHz processor. One of the best features of the O2 XDA Orion mobile phone is the Wi-Fi 802.11b network which is supported by the phone. There are also other high speed data networks which are supported by the phone like GPRS and EDGE. With the phone the
XDA Mini S Mobile Phone 2008-03-22 07:05:00 The smallest and most stylish of O2's Xda rangeWhat it can do - Xda Mini S key featuresAlways be in touch wherever you are with internet access allowing you to surf the internet, access your emails, talk on the phone, input data quickly using the QWERTY keyboard.Benefit from the latest Microsoft Windows Mobile
5.0 operating system. Whether for business or leisure use, the Xda Mini S is the ideal device if you want a small and stylish device without sacrificing functionality.The latest and most stylish evolution of the Xda family. You can access the internet, send and receive emails, make calls, take pictures and view video clips. With Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 the Xda Mini S has everything you need to keep in touch and be entertained wherever you are.Dimensions: 58 (W) x 109 (L) x 23.7
O2 Xda Atom Mobile Phone 2008-03-22 06:20:00 DesignAt first, visually speaking,The O2 Xda Atom is hard to obviously tell the two apart, save for the obvious switch from a silver style scheme to an all-black one. The Atom is marginally smaller than the Xda II Mini at 102 x 58 x 18.5mm versus the Mini's 108 x 58 x 18.1mm, but that's more of a paper measurement -- we'd challenge anyone picking up both phones to intuitively feel the size difference without putting them side to side.Physical features are pretty much as per O2's standard take on smartphones, which means that you've got a small five way selector at the base of the phone, surrounded by call accept and decline buttons and dedicated buttons for the program Start function and the integrated O2 Media Plus application. The small stylus slots neatly into the top right of the phone Read more:Mobile
O2 Xda Atom Exec Mobile Phone 2008-03-22 06:14:00 This pocket-sized fusion of phone and PDA has enough features to satisfy both general and business consumers, but a premium pricetag places it squarely in the corporate camp.O2 says that mobile email is this model's key feature, using Direct Push technology for wirelessly downloading email, contacts, appointments and tasks from a Microsoft Exchange mail server.You can also set up POP email accounts, with the email client automatically supplying settings for services such as Hotmail and Gmail.The Messaging program doesn't have the same richness of functions as the desktop version of Outlook, but there is enough there to keep most users happy, such as extensive attachment support, the ability to use multiple email accounts and basic functions such as signatures and priorities.Frequent email Read more:Mobile
O2 X7 Overview 2008-03-22 05:52:00 The triband GSM X7 from O2 was announced along with the XDA. It will allow its user to roam the world since it works with all GSM frequencies (GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900). The slider design is not new yet it comes with its own advantages such as taking up less space to store and of course, some feel the design much more appealing then the standard candy bar. The X7 weighs just 83 grams yet comes with a large display (128 x 160 pixels size) which is TFT and can show 256,000 colors. The keys have been arranged in the traditional manner, nothing new here. The call disconnect key double as the power switch as well.Surprinsingly while the X7 may look to be one of the latest handsets that has been announced, it does manage to get a lot of red marks in features. The X7 skips out on a large num Read more:Overview
The Simple O2 X2i Mobile Flip Phone 2008-03-22 05:37:00 This is quite a reasonable mobile phone from o2 and of which is the o2 X range, this is a flip phone or clamshell some prefer to call it. Personally not one of my favourites but then I see phones every single day so I get to be choose and yes maybe I am spoiled for choice when I see some new phones come out but and I mean BUT this is quite a decent little phone if you want a phone that is very cheap and easy to use.The o2 x2i has Bluetooth and a 65K display screen, it has an internal and external screen which is good for seeing who is calling when the phone is shut, it has a VGA camera which yes must admit not the best in the world but hey it takes pictures.It is not bad at 22mm thick which is reasonable and quite comfortable to hold, it is a simple phone it’s not what you call a phone w Read more:Mobile
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Vodafone launches Vodafone 125 and Vodafone 225, first ultra-low cost handsets 2008-03-22 04:41:00 Vodafone unveiled its first ultra-low cost consumer handsets, the Vodafone 125 and Vodafone 225. The new devices are branded with Vodafone logo and are manufactured by the Chinese ZTE Corporation.The idea behind this Vodafone's move is to "mobilize people" in developing countries where the cost of purchasing a mobile handset can be one of the key barriers to accessing mobile services. You shouldn't expect much of the features here — only the basic phone functionality, competitively priced. According to Vodafone, new phones will retail at around $25-$45 depending on the specific model and the local market conditions. Vodafone Egypt, Vodafone Romania and Vodacom (South Africa) will be the first countries to launch the Vodafone 125 and 225 handsets in the next few weeks.
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Blocked Calls: Adobe Building Flash Support for iPhone? For Real this Time. Honest. We Swear. Cross Our Hearts 2008-03-29 13:38:00 The Flash
drama continues, with more twists and turns than a California highway. It looks as though iPhone
may be getting native Flash support after all, if dragged kicking and screaming. Adobe
CEO Shantanu Narayen spoke to reporters during a conference call… “Well, you really believe that Flash is synonymous with the Internet, and frankly, anybody who wants to browse the Web and experience the Web’s glory really needs Flash support.We were very excited about the announcement from Windows Mobile–adoption of Flash on their devices–and the fact that we’ve shipped 0.5 billion devices now, non-PC devices. So we are also committed to bringing the Flash experience to the iPhone, and we will work with Apple.We’ve evaluated the SDK. We can now start to develop the Flash player oursel Read more:Blocked
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Review: PDO TopSkin for iPhone 2008-03-29 13:11:00 Silicone skins to the left of us, silicone skins to the right of us! They’re everywhere we turn nowadays. Like many of them, PDO’s $20 TopSkin for iPhone
(3 mice) provides lightweight protection for your handset without hampering your use of its features and controls.Available in four colors (black, blue, white, and hot pink), the PDO Top Skin has the requisite openings for the iPhone’s screen, Ring/Silent switch, microphone, speaker, and earphone. Every other control is covered with silicone, though in the case of the dock-connector port and headphone jack, the material is in the form of cut-out flaps that you can pull back to get at the ports. Both the volume controls and Sleep/Wake switch, however, have rubber nubs that indicate where the controls are and let you operate them thro
Hot New Themes for BlackBerry Curve, Pearl and 8 Series Devices. 2008-03-29 11:14:00 Normally BlackBerry
has very ordinary themes and most of the BlackBerry users including me are always after new hot theme for our BlackBerry devices. VitaThemes.com has release a new bunch of BlackBerry for all latest smartphone devices. The theme is called H20 and is very similar to the BB Droid theme.The theme is very nice and fixes one of the problems that had with the Droid theme. It no longer uses a white font in the menus. That white font would make menus in Google Talk unreadable.Last one is the latest screenshot:This update only effects the users with the 8300, and 8800 series, in ICON style. Just navigate to the original OTA install address to update.Post by Mobile Review
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