Archive for January, 2009

Company Intel has first alpha version of Moblin 2 platform for netbooks. Moblin is an open source Linux-project, that was originally designed for netbooks based on Intel Atom

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Inel Moblin 2 platform for Linux netbooks on Intel Atom pros

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Sony Ericsson and the Japanese mobile operator KDDI introduced a stylish phone from Cyber-Shot series – Sony Ericsson S001. that new device, according to many experts, can be a bestseller that year. Mobile phone Sony Ericsson S001 is a slider and is equipped very good

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8 Mp Sony Ericsson S001 for Japan

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Free HTC Touch HD with £110 robotic cashback.The HTC Touch HD mobile phone on Orange Panther 45 gives you 1200 anytime minutes and unlimited text messages per month.

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HTC Touch HD with £110 self-moving cashback

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The Casio CA001 comes jam packed with a 3.1 inch WVGA touchscreen display, a 5MP camera with autofocus, e-wallet support and video/audio-on-demand. What makes the handset cool is that it comes with a full touchscreen display, so you can use the phone without the need ot keypad. The Casio CA001 measures 50mm x 109mm x 17.8mm and weights at 122 grams. [PhoneArena]

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Nokia is ready to release two new colors of Nokia E71 handset. The phone is now available in red and black. However, the online shop still limits purchase options to silver or white. The new red and black E71 will be limited to the European region only at that instance. I hope AT&T will release that handset in the US very soon. [Nokia Europe]

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The Hitachi Wooo Ketai H001 is a new 5MP camera phone. that AU handset from KDDI Japan plus features a 3D display for both videos and photos, a 3.1 inch display at 845 x 480 resolution, microSD memory card slot, 1Seg TV tuner support, and e-wallet support. There is no word on pricing of that Japan-only handset. Stay tuned for more updates. [Gizmodo]

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iSuppli ’s new research predicts 7.7 per cent growth in units that year in China, bucking the global trend. iSuppli says sales of mobile handsets will reach 239.1 million units in 2009, up 7.7 percent from 2008 and defying an expected 10.7 per cent global decline. Despite the recent awarding of 3G licenses, the research predicts that low-cost multimedia GSM and ultra-low-cost CDMA handsets should be among the best-selling devices in China that year. Smartphones and handsets supporting 3G and the China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting (CMMB) standard will represent high-growth segments.

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Mobile device sales to continue growing in China in 2009

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