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Last week’s iPod Shuffle resemblance is nothing compared to this mini charger. If you take a quick look, it’s hard to see if this is the Apple player or some other device.
Anyway, it looks like quite a handy accessory. It features a 5-pin mini USB and it’s compatible with Nokia, Motorola and Samsung cell phones [...]
The LG Lotus in purple.
(Credit: LG)
Remember not so long ago when almost every cell phone was black, gray, or silver? Then, thanks to the Motorola Razr V3, pink was suddenly an “it” color for cell phones. But gradually, red became the new pink, and now it seems that …
The LG Lotus in purple.
(Credit: LG)
Remember not so long ago when almost every cell phone was black, gray, or silver? Then, thanks to the Motorola Razr V3, pink was suddenly an “it” color for cell phones. But gradually, red became the new pink, and now it seems that …
From the moment of Apple iPhone release has passed one year, and now nobody will be surprised with a release of another Chinese clone of iPhone. However DaXian X999 has almost managed to become a first true
Apple iPhone Copy.
As well as many other Chinese cell phones, DaXian X999 has counterfeit version of Microsoft Windows [...]
Company Long Distance Post has every globetrotter’s dream SIM in mind, the OneSIMCard. The OneSIMCard is a prepaid card which could be used in 140 countries and, according to the company, offers 85% cheaper rates than other SIM cards….
While cell phone projectors have yet to make a splash in the mass consumer market, Sony Ericsson is already dreaming of creating a self-adjusting pico-projector. This patent application claims that the projected image from a cell phone’s pico-projector will be analyzed by the handset’s camera first, using image-analysis to adjust the color, brightness and focus of the image before beaming it out to obtain the most optimal image at all times. I wonder how batteries in cell phones will deal with such high-powered device integration in the future. Will we see the death of super slim handsets and the return of bulky devices? As it is, today’s multi-functional smartphones are already growing larger and larger in size due to their increased need for additional power.
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T-Mobile is rolling out a new HotSpot@Home service, this time its the Talk Forever plan and it should build on the success of the current HotSpot@Home plan for cell phones. The HotSpot@Home Talk Forever plan is a similar setup as the cell phone service except its used for landline calling and allows for unlimited nationwide calling from home.
The new Talk Forever plan is an additional $10 per month, which sounds like a good deal. The main drawback right now is that the service requires a new HotSpot@Home router and is currently only available in Seattle or Dallas. No word on when T-Mobile will roll this out to additional areas.
Read [T-Mobile Talk Forever] Via [Boy Genius Report]
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LG will be releasing a new AMOLED called the LGSH150A. It features DMB connectivity, an integrated multimedia player and a 2 megapixel camera along with support up to 7.2Mbps for the HSDPA. This phone is only available in Korea for $475. [AVING via Upcoming Cell Phones]