November 3rd 2008 |
The company SouthWing announced the opening of its representation in Russia in conjunction with the release of the market 4 new models of bluetooth-wireless devices. Along with advertisements in European countries SouthWing presented in Moscow two new models of its suite – SH106, SH650, as well as two models for hands-free devices – SF350, SF705.
The distinctive features of the new models are:
SH106 – one of the easiest set of market weighing 7 grams.
SH650 – a headset with two microphones, Noise, and multipoint connection.
SF350 – best value for money and a set of built-in functions with high quality sound.
SF705 – beyond the thin design, high quality sound, pairing with FM systems in motor vehicles.
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November 3rd 2008 |
The Samsung Omnia has been sold in Asia and Europe for a couple of months now but today Samsung announced the Korean market launch of “T*OMNIA”, the Korean version of “Samsung OMNIA”. The T*Omnia weighs 131g, just 9g heavier than the original, and is only marginally larger.
Like the Omnia SGH-i900, the T*Omnia SCH-M495 is also an HSDPA device with 16GB internal storage and runs Windows Mobile 6.1. The big difference is this: It comes with a 3.3-inch WVGA (800 x 480) display–four times the resolution of the original’s 400 x 240 screen. Aside from that, the T*Omnia is also equipped with satellite DMB for viewing digital TV in Korea. [Read More...]
November 1st 2008 |
So, now Sprint and Nextel are going to try to patch things up. Sprint on Thursday announced it will extend its long-standing partnership with Motorola and enhance its unique iDEN network. Upgrades will include a greater network and infrastructure support along with software upgrades. In addition to Nextel Direct Connect’s push-to-talk (PTT) service that relies on the iDEN network, Sprint will continue to offer its Sprint Mobile Broadband PTT service that uses the newer, faster EVDO Rev. A network to connect users instantly and without associated billable minutes.
Dan Hesse, Sprint’s chief executive officer, said “The iDEN network is a key differentiator for Sprint as it allows us to offer products and services no other carrier in the industry can match,†Hesse said in a statement issued late Thursday.  Speculation that Sprint would unwind its Nextel unit intensified as Sprint talked of “disposing†assets and Hesse failed to express unconditional support for a long-term future involving Nextel. [Read More...]
November 1st 2008 |
UK wireless voice and data service provider Vodafone on Friday announced the pricing and availability for the BlackBerry Storm 9500 smartphone, according to news today. Â In keeping with the competitive UK market, the handset will be available on November 11th from free on select price plans, with 12, 18 and 24 month contracts are available .
let’s talk pricing:
£300 (US $495): 12-month contract, starting at £40/month
FREE: 18-month contract, starting at £40/month
FREE: 24-month contract, starting at £35/month [Read More...]
November 1st 2008 |
Starting Friday, Canada will be the first country outside of the US to be able to download the Beta version of Skyfire, the mobile browser. Skyfire just announced that they are expanding the availability of their award-winning PC Web experience mobile browser to Canada. Now Canadians can watch live sports like NHL hockey, NBA basketball, or use their favorite music and video services just like on their home/work computers.
Skyfire’s claim to fame is its zoomed-out browsing mode that replicates desktop browsing on a much smaller screen. A mouse lets you navigate around the page. You click as you would on a desktop browser to zoom in for a closer look. By using a proxy server to help serve and render Web pages, Skyfire can also stream Flash video and support Ajax and Quicktime. However, it’s far from the only one of its kind. [Read More...]
