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Audi phone presented, it’s also a mobile device for your car.
Posted October 20th, 2007 in Mobile Phones
Audi presents interesting mobile device. It works as an access authorization system for the vehicle, mobile phone, navigation unit and audio and video player all in one. The menu is based on the Audi MMI interface used inside high-spec Audi models. The control features both WiFi and 3G UMTS technology. More photos and it’s features are inside this article. [more]
It’s peanut butter jelly and Hello Kitty phone time!
Posted October 17th, 2007 in Mobile Phones
And here is another Hello Kitty gadget of the day. This time it’s the Hello Kitty phone produced by OKWAP. It is currently available for the Taiwanese market. It plays music and videos, also features a 2 mega-pixel camera and it is customizable with pinkish themes.
Will be a perfect match to Hello Kitty camera. Yay. Next cool thing to the iPhone, I suppose. Unluckily, no information about it’s pricing and release on other markets is available.
Pantech’s KDDI A1407PT cellphone delivers music straight to your brain
Posted October 17th, 2007 in Mobile Phones
The last word in the world of sound bone conduction? We already have these classy earphones by Temco, but now this goes for a whole cellphone! Pantech’s KDDI A1407PT cellphone with a 2.4-inch screen and a 1.3-megapixel camera conducts the sound to the inner ear through the bones of the skull.
Great noise reduction. Pantech’s KDDI A1407PT cellphone is available in Japan for $165.
New Google phone rumors. Google involved.
Posted October 17th, 2007 in Mobile Phones
We found UBS analyst confirming that HTC “will ship about 50,000 cellphones running on a mobile operating system made by the Mountain View, California-based search giant by the end of this year.” As Benjamin Schachter, analyst, says, the first batch wouldn’t “be for sale”, developers-only. [more]
Can’t touch this. Nokia S60 Touch Interface finally presented.
Posted October 16th, 2007 in Mobile Phones
Symbian Smartphone Show today brought us the S60 Touch Interface presantation by Nokia. It accepts both types of input — with stilus, or just by finger. Also the press release is out, and you can find both the video and more data about the S60 software below the link.
Hyundai’s W-100 has no wheels — a new watchphone.
Posted October 16th, 2007 in Miscellaneous, Mobile Phones and Watches and Clocks
Meet the Hyundai’s W-100, a phonewatch with 1.3-megapixel camera, and 176 x 144 resolution touchscreen, bilingual support (English/Chinese) and an MP3 player. It has microSD slot and Bluetooth . Still, no info about pricing or availability, but we’ll be watching for that watch and you can find more photos below the cut.
Samsung 3G SGH-T639 running on T-mobile
Posted October 13th, 2007 in Mobile PhonesIn a move of utter stupidity T-Mobile launched a 3G handset today. For those of you that still don’t get wherein the stupidity lies, it would be in the fact that T-Mobile is not a 3G network.
The phone is nothing special, but its available in a few stores in NYC. What, or more specifically who, is special is whoever had the bright idea of releasing a 3G handset sans the whole 3G network thing.
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Size Matters: iPhone Vs. Newton
Posted July 29th, 2007 in Mobile Phones and PDAs
Here is a side by side image of Apple’s iPhone and Newton devices. You might not realize it, but at one point, Newton was the top technological advancement of the day. And the difference in size, well, that just speaks for itself.
Compared to the iPhone, Newton looks like a prop from an Ed Wood movie. Or maybe even some biological diseased monster of some sort.
LG KS20 (sans Prada) is a smartphone. Wow.
Posted April 6th, 2007 in Miscellaneous, Mobile Phones and PDAs
LG decided to show us the other side. The LG KS20 smartphone (sans Prada) has many features like 128MB memory, a 2.8″ 262k color touchscreen with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA, a 2 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, a microSD card slot, and an integrated FM tuner. Wow. I wish, half pf these romors would be true.
Kyocera MARBL is not like PEBL.
Posted April 6th, 2007 in Mobile Phones
Virgin Mobile USA is ready to offer the MARBL flip phone by Kyocera Wireless. But the phone doesn’t have many features, not even a camera or MP3 player. But it’s og I guess for some people, who see phone as a phone, not as a multi-function device, that will make you coffee.
The Kyocera MARBL is available now for about $30. Quite fair.
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