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What's new in cellphones
AcroDesign Technology
AnchorFree
Battery Power Pack
Battery Charger: Energizer
Batteries
BlackBerry Pearl
Cell phone sunglasses
Cellcast
Celluvision
Fire Fly
Free & VoIP :
AQL
Mobiboo
ROK group
Helio
High Tech Corporation
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Jitterbug phone
LG Chocolate
LG Fusic,
LG Migo
Melodeo
Mobiboo
Motorola Q
MPEG-4 Recorder for cellphones
Samsung Ace
Skype
Sony Mylo
Sprint
Voice
Genesis
VOIP
Webtone
WiFi
Phone:
UTSStarcom F3000
Zimbra
Mobile
Coming Soon:
Eye-Fi
Paying by Phone
Nokia
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Cellphone
Communication at your finger tips - keep the lines of communication open
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AcroDesign Technologies
earlier in the year introduced
AudioBay, a
podcasting application for Windows Mobile Pocket PCs.
AnchorFree,
an online guide to free WiFi hotspots, has introduced wiPod, an iPod
guide to free hotspots. wiPod uses the notes feature of iPods to let
you store a database of locations.
Select an area you'll be visiting, and
you can download a guide to
Battery Pack:
Xantrex Technology,
has introduced XPower PowerSource Mobile 100 - a rechargeable
3.3 Ah NiMh
battery pack. It has two sockets for USB cords, a standard AC
outlet, eliminating the need to buy special adapter plugs to connect
it to a cell phone, PDA, laptop, or any other battery-operated
product that uses 100 watts or less.
The XPowerSource weighs about one pound, is small, and it can
give additional hours of operating time for a
iPod™,
Blackberry™, iPaq™, Palm™,
cell phone or up to two hours for a laptop and can be charged about 300 times.
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Energizer
recently released a new line of
battery chargers that are ideal for cellphone recharging.
Energi To G0 's
e2 batteries will enable most dead cellphones to
make a call in just 30 seconds.- regular alkalines will work. Smartphones
take a bit longer. |
Despite recent mishaps,
Lithium Ion
batteries are "safe and reliable" says the
Portable Rechargeable Battery Association, when used according to the
manufacturers guidelines:
despite the occasional
mishap.
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Don’t drop them,
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Don't put them on or near a hot surface
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Don't get them wet.
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Blackberry Pearl:
Research In Motion recently unveiled it new
smartphone called the Blackberry Pearl. Thus far, it is getting rave
reviews. The BlackBerry Pearl comes complete with BlackBerry Maps™,
built-in media player, digital camera, multimedia capabilities and an
expandable memory slot
All the bells and whistles
in an 89 grams package.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to allow the
Qualcomm's
plan
to deliver TV to cell phones project to move forward as long as
it limits interference with broadcast television stations.
Three years ago in an FCC auction, Qualcomm won a $38 million bid
for UHF Channel 55 throughout 80 percent of the nation. Qualcomm
later bought the rights to Channel 55 for the rest of the nation
in a private transaction.
The idea is to use Channel 55 to broadcast TV to cell phones as
television broadcasters convert to digital TV and no longer need
the UHF frequencies.
Verizon Wireless is the only U.S. wireless carrier so far that
will offer the service. It is expected that Verizon will begin
offering the TV broadcast service in the early 2007.
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Cellcast:
Hundertelf,
an Internet
company in German, has launched a new cellphone podcasting service,
Cellcast.
Hundertelf allows registered users call from their cell phones, record
a message or song and make it available on the Web.
The phone calls are
recorded and converted to MP3 files. These are stored on the Cellcast
server or transferred to a server requested by the user. The service
is free, but the company plans to charge for premium services.
According to Hundertelf's
Wolfgang Fischer, "We’re really just testing the waters now to see
whether or not there’s demand for this type of service."
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Samsung
Ace:
For sports afficionados Mobile Espn has
released its Samsung Ace cellphone. Integrated with ESPN content, ESPN had
Samsung especially boost its graphics speed to give a fast clear picture. The
enhanced video is demanding on battery power
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It looks like an every
day accessory and it makes you look cool. Put on a pair of glasses
and you are fully wired. The O ROKR glasses from Motorola and
Oakley, look exciting. Answer or call on your cellphone, listen to
your music etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. And Bluetooth Technology
too! And
easy navigation and functionality...and high definition
optics as well.
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