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The Motorola ROKR EM25

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Tuesday, 05 August 2008 18:19

The Motorola ROKR EM25

Motorola's latest slider, the ROKR EM25, hit the music scene today. The phone features 1.3 megapixel camera, which also functions as a video camera, a microSD card slot to store your videos and pictures, SongID, a service that allows you to quickly and easily find artist and track information for songs that you hear on your car radio or other source, and the innovative FMShare feature allows you to share audio clips and FM radio stations with friends who have phones equipped with an FM radio.

The Motorola ROKR EM25 comes in stylish black and red color scheme and standard 3.5mm audio port and is planned to be made available in Q3 2008, though pricing has not yet been announced.

 

Chile “First in the World” to offer BlackBerry Bold 9000

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Tuesday, 05 August 2008 18:13

Chile “First in the World” to offer BlackBerry Bold 9000

Movistar's Chilean is the very first carrier in the world to launch the BlackBerry Bold and its 3G data connection and high-res display.

The price is scored at 299,990 Chilean pesos (about $588) on a two-year contract.

No word yet when the BlackBerry Bold 9000 will hit North America and Europe.

 

Apple Provides iPhone Firmware Update 2.0.1

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Tuesday, 05 August 2008 18:05

Apple Provides iPhone Firmware Update 2.0.1

Today Apple released an updated version of the iPhone's firmware, 2.0.1, a 250MB update that is available to iPhone and iPhone 3G users through the Apple iTunes application.

Apple only lists "Bug Fixes" amongst the changes. Early claims:

- Backup process for the iPhone is much faster.
- Netshare still works
- SMS typing faster

 

Sony Ericsson unveils James Bond’s latest phone

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Monday, 04 August 2008 21:36

Sony Ericsson unveils James Bond’s latest phone

Sony Ericsson is excited to unveil an exclusive partnership between the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures/Columbia Pictures release of EON Productions' 22nd James Bond adventure, QUANTUM OF SOLACE, and the C902 Titanium silver edition. The phone, as used by James Bond - played by actor Daniel Craig in the new film - will be available for a limited period and include a memory card loaded with a host of 007 content.

The phone comes with an exclusive pre-loaded spy-style game, the full colour trailer of the film, behind-the-scenes interviews with the stars and exclusive content such as wallpapers and screen savers.

The C902 Cyber-shotTM phone is used throughout the film by James Bond to capture evidence and assist the agent on his mission. The movie will hit theaters in November 2008.

The C902 Cyber-shot James Bond Edition will be available in titanium silver this July.

 

Sony Ericsson launches Zeemote's JS1 Controller bundle for the W760

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Monday, 04 August 2008 21:09

Sony Ericsson launches Zeemote

Sony Ericsson is taking mobile gaming seriously by offering a free Zeemote Bluetooth gaming controller to consumers purchasing the W760i cell phone in the Netherlands.

Zeemote's promising JS1 mobile joystick comes with 2 Zeemote-compatible games pre-installed and features 4 trigger buttons and an analog nub.

An additional 14 games are available through the Sony Ericsson website.

 

Motorola names Qualcomm's COO as CEO of mobile phones division

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Monday, 04 August 2008 20:57

Motorola names Qualcomm

Motorola hired Qualcomm's former COO, Dr. Sanjay Jha, to become co-CEO of Motorola. Jha will also take on co-executive duties for the parent company along with current CEO Greg Brown, Motorola's existing CEO.

Jha is a respected member of the telecom industry and the news of his new job at Motorola has sent the company's shares up 9 percent today. Qualcomm's shares dropped a bit on the news, but some industry analysts are predicting that Jha's new position at Motorola could mean more business for Qualcomm in the future.

 

Sunset Orange Color Scheme For BlackBerry Curve 8320

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Monday, 04 August 2008 12:50

Sunset Orange Color Scheme For BlackBerry Curve 8320Starting today, BlackBerry Curve 8320 will have a new color scheme - sunset, a bright orange/red color. The handset is equiped with WiFi and offers UMA support that allows users of T-Mobile's HotSpot@Home service to use the handset for free VOIP calls over their existing home WiFi network in addition to being able to do the same from any of T-Mobile's HotSpots located throughout the country.

The new sunset BlackBerry Curve 8320 is priced at $149.99 with a new 2 year agreement.

 

Verizon Releases Visual Voicemail, Firmware Refresh for LG Voyager

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Sunday, 03 August 2008 22:58

Verizon Releases Visual Voicemail, Firmware Refresh for LG Voyager

LG Voyager owners will be the first to take advantage of Verizon's free Visual Voicemail service. The software is integrated into a new "refresh" of the LG Voyager VX10000 phone.

Visual Voicemail was previously announced by Verizon as a free offering that would be integrated into popular phones. Both Visual Voicemail and the LG Voyager itself are answers to Apple's iPhone, as is the free price-point of Verizon's visual voicemail service.

New Voyager units will come with the update pre-installed. Existing Voyager owners can get the update by taking their phone to a Verizon Wireless store. As usual, we suggest that you call your local store first, to confirm update availability, before taking the phone to the store.

 

FCC Reveals Sony Ericsson R306a with AM/FM Tuner

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Sunday, 03 August 2008 22:32

FCC Reveals Sony Ericsson R306a with AM/FM TunerThe FCC has revealed the Sony Ericsson r306a clamshell, the first US phone from Sony Ericsson to feature an AM tuner and dedicated controls.

The phone comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera with video recorder, Bluetooth, and triband US GSM/EDGE support.

The pSony Ericsson r306a has the capability to use the built-in TrackID service to identify songs and record broadcasts to the phone's internal memory.

 

Sri Lanka thinks phone sharing is for terrorists

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Friday, 01 August 2008 20:08


Citizens from Sri Lanka will have from now on  to carry a certificate of ownership for their cell phones after Sri Lanka  has been introduced a new legislation designed to thwart terrorism. It would make it illegal to share a cell phone with a friend, as they obviously would not have a certificate for your phone.

The legislation, which comes from the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority, also states that all people buying a cell phone must present a photo ID. The law also requires that retailers must prove that the source of their handsets is legitimate.

 
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