Everyone is all a tizzy over the new Jawbone. It’s 50% smaller than the old version and uses NOISEASSASSIN technology to reduce noise even more than the original. Compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled phones, the new Jawbone supports more than four hours of talk time and eight days of standby time.
The new Jawbone is available for $129.99 at AT&T retail stores nationwide and online at jawbone.com and wireless.att.com. Available initially in matte black, it will be coming soon in silver and rose gold.
Phillips has finally announced the X800, this new edge to edge touchscreen phone. But, the timing couldn’t be better to do it with the regular iPhone shortage around the world, the new BlackBerry Bold, the HTC Touch Diamond coming out and the new iPhone rumors spreading more and more.The Xenium X800 will feature a 2.9 inch 262,000 color display. The display resolution is 240×400, providing high resolution. And it has a 2 megapixel auto focus camera, full Bluetooth, and MicroSD expansion. read more…
A new version of the Sprint Mogul Windows Mobile 6.1 ROM has leaked within the DEV community. The new firmware, ROM version 3.49 and radio version 3.39.10, is being billed as an “almost official but still beta” release.ROM (3.49, radio 3.39.10) for Sprint is indeed the “almost official, but still technically beta” WM 6.1 update that many are expecting this summer from Sprint. read more…
That F400 dual slider now get deal, as confirmed by Samsung. Designed with music aficionados in mind, the handset is equipped with ICEpower from Bang & Olufsen, which gets complemented with a 3-megapixel camera (with AF and a LED flash), 2.2-inch display, 3.5-millimeter headphone jack, twin stereo speakers, music hot key, FM tuner, Bluetooth 2.0, a 1GB microSD card and USB 2.0 connectivity. read more…
Rogers Canada’s GSM behemoth would be getting RIM’s HSDPA The Bold. A new page posted over on Rogers’ site encourages interested individuals to sign up to be notified when the device becomes available in their neck of the woods. read more…
