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| Razrberry leaked |
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 If there’s any merit to this rumor, this new smartphone is going to kick some ass; based on the rendered image and specifications provided by Pocket PC Dubai! Based on my limited understanding of this rumor, Dangaard Telecom accidentally leaked the road map of Motorola and Qtek devices.
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6/27/2005
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| Pantech & Curitel PH-L4000V Camcorder Phone |
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 Pantech & Curitel continue to explore new form factors with this PH-L4000V 'Camcorder Phone,' which adopts features normally seen in video cameras. The camera sensor itself is a 2.1-megapixel model, with flash and optical zoom, which can also record video clips to memory cards (I'm not quite sure what format yet).
While there are no plans to release the phone in the West to my knowledge, many Korean phones can be imported and used on US CDMA networks like Verizon, albeit with often-confusing interfaces and broken features. I'd like to try using one, though—it looks fun.
A Glimpse of the Future of Mobile Telephony |
| Date:
2/2/2005
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administrator
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| Taiwan’s new 3 megapixel cameraphone, the X-cute V |
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Seeing phones like this remind us that sometimes it’s so very easy to tell
the difference—we mean really tell the difference—between Chinese and
Taiwanese gear and, er, the rest of the world’s (okay, BenQ excepted). Don’t get us
wrong, we’re not trying to harsh on Yan Chuan Communication’s mellow for being
among the first outside Korea/Japan to bust out a 3-megapixel cameraphone, but
the irony of the X-cute V8’s name may just be too great to comprehend, it
looking toyish at best. In its defense, though, it can be used gun/DV cam-style,
and it does have a 1.6-million color screen, mini-SD slot, and MP3 playback
software.
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| Date:
1/13/2005
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Administrator
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| New Definition of Cool, Sony Ericsson S710a |
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 Ever since I
interviewed Sony Ericsson president Urban Gillstrom a few months back-and
noticed that he, along with the other Ericsson folks visiting the Business 2.0
mothership -were all carrying the S710, I’ve been eager to get my hands on one.
I believed then, and am convinced now, that this may be the heir to Sony
Ericsson’s T610, their most popular phone to date.
After spending the past several days using the S710a (the kind folks at Sony
Ericsson let me grab one from their booth at CES) it’s already apparent that it
features a level of sophistication that eludes most mobiles. The baseline specs
are impressive-EDGE-capable, Tri-band GSM, built-in Bluetooth, Memory Stick Duo,
1.3 megapixel camera-but that’s not what sets it apart. Rather, it’s the way the
S710a manages to integrate all of these features so that all of the highlights
are easily accessible and, more importantly, easy to use.
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1/12/2005
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Administrator
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| Motorola A630 Review |
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 Packaged in a unique, multi-functional design featuring a QWERTY keyboard hidden inside a sleek candy bar form, the Motorola A630 lets users call, text or email with style and ease. For multi-media fun, the handset comes with an integrated camera, multi-media messaging, dedicated gaming keys and a vivid color display that offers portrait as well as landscape views. When its time to be productive, the A630 offers integrated Bluetooth wireless technology, an office quality speakerphone and email support.
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12/31/2004
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Mobiledia recent headlines | Item | Summary | | | | Sprint to Release BlackBerry Tour on July 12 for $200, Too | Just a day after Verizon Wireless said it would launch the BlackBerry Tour, Sprint, too, announced it would release its version of the Tour on the same July 12 day for the same $200 price.
| | Amazon Plans Kindle Apps for Smartphones | Online retail giant Amazon.com plans to develop smartphones apps to expand its Kindle e-book reader -- making digital titles available to more platforms and generating additional revenue from sales of software.
| | U.S. Satellite Cell Phone Service Launched | The world's largest commercial satellite was launched into space today, with the goal of providing mobile phone service to "dead zones" in North America.
| | U.S. Tech Sector Recovering from Global Recession | The worst may be over for the U.S. technology sector said Forrester Research, predicting the start of its recovery in the fourth quarter.
| | Verizon to Launch BlackBerry Tour on July 12 for $200 | Verizon Wireless said it will launch the BlackBerry Tour on July 12 for $200 with a new two-year contract.
| | Motorola Clutch QWERTY Phone to Launch for Sprint Nextel | Sprint Nextel, the nation's third-largest wireless provider, today announced the Motorola Clutch, its first push-to-talk phone with an integrated QWERTY keyboard.
| | Top Phone Makers Back New Single Charger in Europe | EU officials have reached a deal with top mobile phone makers to introduce a new single, more energy efficient charger by next year to reduce consumer waste and help the environment.
| | Sony Plans Mobile Phone-Game Player Hybrid to Take on iPhone | Consumer electronics giant Sony plans to develop a mobile phone-game player hybrid in a bid to better compete with Apple's highly popular iPhone.
| | Sony Ericsson T715 Mid-Range Slider Announced | Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson today announced the T715, a compact slider with a smart desktop feature to reminder users of appointments, notes and events.
| | HTC Ozone Global Smartphone to Launch for Verizon | Verizon, the nation's largest wireless provider, today unveiled the HTC Ozone, a global Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone that runs on both CDMA and GSM worldwide.
| | Best Buy to Open 40 Mobile Phone Stores | Electronics retailer Best Buy plans to grow its mobile phone venture, called Best Buy Mobile, by opening 40 standalone handset stores within the year, which it hopes will boost its share of the U.S. market.
| | HTC Hero 'Google Phone' to Launch in July | Smartphone maker HTC will begin selling the Hero, its new "Google phone," in July -- competing in the increasingly crowded smartphone market with Apple's iPhone 3G S and Palm's Pre.
| | Nokia and Intel to Work Together on Mobile Devices | Semiconductor giant Intel and handset maker Nokia today announced a technology partnership to develop futuristic mobile computing devices, potentially giving the chip maker the breakthrough it has been looking for into the mobile market.
| | Motorola Karma Connects to Facebook, Launches for AT&T | AT&T, the second-biggest U.S. carrier, unveiled the Motorola Karma, a device with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, aimed at consumers looking to use their phones to send text messages and access social networking sites like Facebook.
| | T-Mobile to Launch New Google Phone in August | T-Mobile will begin selling the myTouch 3G, its new "Google phone," in August -- facing off against high-end devices such as the Apple iPhone 3G S and Palm Pre.
| | Maria Sharapova Shows Off Blinking Phone Dress | Former Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova showed off a prototype dress designed to light up when the wearer's mobile phone rings.
| | T-Mobile Dash 3G Smartphone to Launch in July | T-Mobile today said it will begin selling the Dash 3G smartphone in July, entering the hotly contested smartphone market.
| | Apple iPhone OS 3.0 Software Released, Updates 45 Patches | Apple today officially released its long-awaited iPhone OS 3.0 software, updating 45 software patches to fix security vulnerabilities in its popular iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
| | Obama Wants Cell Phone Tax Repealed | The Obama administration today asked Congress to repeal a hard-to-enforce tax on the personal use of work cell phones, appeasing the business community, phone makers and users.
| | BlackBerry Tour to Launch for Sprint and Verizon This Summer | BlackBerry maker Research In Motion plans to add the BlackBerry Tour smartphone to Verizon and Sprint line-ups this summer as it aims to grow its market share among both business and mainstream consumers.
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