All the stories tagged with: CellPhones
Nokia Eco Sensor Concept in the flesh
01/07/2008, [CES 2008] Here’s the Nokia Eco Sensor concept in real life – while there aren’t exactly any plans to release these concepts in the near future just yet, it is still interesting to see a real-life version albeit non-working models. [...]
BlueAnt Supertooth 3, Hands-On
01/07/2008, [CES 2008] How many of you folks have some sort of Bluetooth handsfree speakerphone for your vehicle? Well, for those who are thinking of picking one up, BlueAnt has yet another offering to further tempt your wallet. The BlueAnt Supertooth [...]
JuiceCaster for the masses
01/06/2008, [CES 2008] Here we are with yet another social networking application, the JuiceCaster. What makes this different from other applications? For starters, JuiceCaster allows virtually anyone who has signed up with them to share videos and images directly from a [...]
Sony Ericsson W350 Walkman phone
01/06/2008, [CES 2008] If you’re looking for a budget Walkman phone, perhaps Sony Ericsson’s W350 Walkman phone would fit the bill when it is released in Q2 this year for a mere $29 after operator rebate and subsidies with a choice [...]
Wistron to Have a Google Android Phone By March 08
01/06/2008, [CES 2008] I can resist playing with a smartphone when I see one, so I talked to Wistron NeWeb Corp at CES Unveiled. They hand an interesting Linux smartphone, and I noticed the “Google Phone” text on their banner (see photo), so I [...]
BlackBerry 8000 series
01/05/2008, Looks like the BlackBerry 8000 series has a brand new addition to the family, although the model number has not been decided upon just yet. Nevertheless, I’m sure you are more interested in what lies beneath the hood. This Vodafone [...]
QWERTY Nokia N-Series?
01/04/2008, Rumor: BGS says that it has a scoop about an upcoming full-QWERTY Nokia N-Series. As smart as the N-Series phones are, it’s true that they could use a QWERTY keyboard, at least on a few models. Now imagine an N-Series [...]
LG KF600 heads for China
01/04/2008, If you think the LG KF600 looks familiar in terms of navigation and user interface, that’s because it uses the same interactive touchpad technology found on the LG Venus. This China-bound handset features dual screen displays, where the bottom segment [...]
Samsung Solid heads for the UK
01/04/2008, Samsung and O2 have joined hands to announce the Samsung Solid’s launch – the first hardy handset from the Korean cellphone manufacturer. The Solid (so-named for obvious reasons, no doubt about that) claims to be able to withstand its fair [...]
iPhone-controlled home automation with Lagotek
01/03/2008, Lagotek, a company specialized in home automation has an application that uses the iPhone and iPod Touch to control their home automation system (lights, climate, audio, video surveillance, blinds/curtains…). It is based on SideShow, a Microsoft technology that is generally [...]
OpenMoko announces Neo FreeRunner
01/03/2008, OpenMoko has officially announced their new open-source Neo FreeRunner device. The Neo FreeRunner might look familiar to you – but maybe that’s because it is a mass market version of the Moko 1973 Linux-based device. The Neo FreeRunner retains its [...]
Samsung cooks up keypad patent
01/03/2008, Samsung is currently working on a new keypad patent that allows users to interchange their keypad between QWERTY and the standard alphanumeric, depending on their preference. The keypads themselves will be engraved on the battery panel, so each time you [...]
FCC gives nod for Nokia 5610
01/02/2008, Nokia’s 5610 that hails from the XpressMusic line has just received the almighty FCC’s approval, and at first glance one might mistake it to be the Nokia 5310. Upon closer inspection, you will find out otherwise as the 5610 not [...]
