Archive for November, 2008

Motorola announced their second 5MP phone – the slider Motorola VE66 . The other highlight feature is the Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Motorola VE66 with 5mp camera

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The new INQ1 Facebook phone,available from 3 in the UK, has been designed specifically around the functionality of Facebook, and gives users direct access to their social networking circle at the touch of a button. The phone has been optimized for use with the site so users can poke friends straight from the home screen. While the iPhone and the new Google G1 phone target professional users with costly handsets and sophisticated technology, the Facebook phone, while retaining newsletter and web functionality has a much cheaper price and talk plan, and will appeal to larger audience of younger users to whom the iPhone is prohibitively expensive

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The INQ1 Facebook Phone

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Once again, the brand-new iPhone’s firmware 2.2 has been jailbroken. QuickPwn had just released its latest version that should take care of everything. via iPhone Dev

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iPhone Firmware 2.2 Jailbroken

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American Airlines had just announced that travelers departing from selected airports may now receive boarding passes on their mobile phones or PDAs instead of the regular paper boarding pass at check-in. The Airline is rolling out the program in partnership with the United States Transportation protection Administration, and it will extend the initiative to more U.S.

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2-D barcode mobile boarding pass

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Ninety-eight percent of iPhone subscribers use at least one mobile input service according to market research firm The Nielsen Company’s Q3 2008 U.S.

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iPhone users do more than assemble calls

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The Samsung Propel’s primary feature is its slide-out QWERTY keyboard, perfect for avid text messagers, as the commercial shows. Scenes from a day in Ozzy Osbourne’s life are filmed in which Osbourne needs to send a text info in order to be understood.

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Make yourself heard with SMS

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The mobile web is replacing the wired web in South East Asia. Opera latest State of the Mobile Web report reveals that in many Southeast Asian countries the mobile Web exists not considering it complements wired access, but replaces it.

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Opera browser surges in Asia Pac

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