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- “Free Workshop; Free IceCore Tools; Free Pizza. Can life get any better??? |
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- A league source tells Booth Newspapers that the Browns will acquire DT Shaun Rogers from the Lions in exchange for CB Leigh Bodden and a 2008... |
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- These highly useful, streamlined expresso machine browsing tools will offer the best results while saving you trouble. If you need more information over any subject, then look no further! Searches on expresso machine can be performed by anyone,... |
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- Shop around, compare prices and choose the finder that is best for your needs. The industry related to the topic of espresso mach8nes is unceasingly expanding. Finding espresso mach8nes information on the world wide web isn't difficult,... |
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- AP - Dogs may have a hard time wrapping their paws around this one: Robotic competition is nipping at their heels in the man's-best-friend department. A study by Saint Louis University found that a lovable pooch named Sparky and a robotic dog, AIBO, were about equally effective at relieving the loneliness of nursing home residents and fostering attachments. |
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- Author: ms_shotgunopera Subject: Re: Need your HELP girls...Vacation AdvicePosted: |
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- :, BUY 5,000 at $21.24 on 02/29/2008 [Tot:5,000]; LowFloat=22.74M! |
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- The latest update to Nokia's S60 3rd Edition is called Feature Pack 2, and it brings several interface updates to help make it a bit more user friendly. Eldar from Mobile-Review.com has taken over 100 screen shots of the UI in action, for our enjoyment. |
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- While we in the media were focused on Sprint's new $99.99 Simply Everything plan, it seems that we failed to pick up on a slightly scaled back plan that offers unlimited voice, messaging, and push to talk services for even less money. |
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- Last week Europe's ETSI, the group responsible for defining Europe's telecom standards, approved of the GSMA's Host Controller Interface specification for its Near Field Communications system, paving the way for wide scale NFC use in cell phones. |
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- Vodafone UK recently began shipping Samsung's SGH-i640v smartphone, a device it announced last September. This Vodafone version of the i640 sports the same Windows Mobile 6 OS and slide out QWERTY keyboard as the original. |
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- Today Verizon Wireless put out a press release that details its two new Broadband Access data plans that will be replacing it's sole $59.99/mo plan currently on offer. The new $59.99 top end plan has a 5GB data limit and overage charges for users that go over their quota. |
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- Garmin, commonly known for standalone GPS receivers, announced earlier this year that it would be entering the cellphone market with its Nuvifone, named for the popular line of GPS receivers. The company is now facing a lawsuit from Nuvio over the Nuvifone name. |
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- Opera announced yesterday that it would be switching the default search engine in its mobile browsers from Yahoo! to Google. Users will notice the change on starting on March 1, 2008. |
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- Today Sprint fired a warning shot towards its competitors indicating that it is fully ready to compete on price. Sprint announced its new $99.99 Simply Everything plan that includes unlimited voice, messaging, data, GPS navigation, music, email, Sprint TV, and push to talk. |
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- Nokia's high-fashion 7900 Prism is the company's first device with a OLED main display, as long as you discount the 6215i that was made for it by Pantech. With user-configurable keypad backlights, it certainly looks good, but how does it work otherwise? Find out in our review. |
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- T-Mobile USA posted its Q4 2007 and year-end 2007 results, which show an increase in new net customers and revenue. The carrier claims more than 3.6 million new customers signed up for its mobile services in 2007. |
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- A new bill being discussed in the U.S. House of Representatives would see consumers being able to pay full price for new cell phones in order to not be locked into a 2 year contract with a carrier, and would limit carrier ETFs to recouping only phone subsidies. |
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- The General Mobile DST33 is a dual-SIM capable candybar handset that sports a 1.3 megapixel camera and an FM radio. This cell phone also has Bluetooth support and features a large 2.0", 262K color display. It should make its way to Europe this March. |
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- Vodafone UK is now offering its TelMap Sat Nav service to its mobile users. The new monthly subscription service is available on the Nokia N95 series, the Nokia 6110, and the BlackBerry 8100 Pearl. |
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- Apple has released a new revision of firmware for the iPhone. While Apple officially claims that this rather large update addresses only a few random bugs, many in the industry seem to believe that it also is the first step towards supporting iPhone SDK applications. |
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- New 9 Squared service provides Alltel customers with ability to personalize voicemail greetings with famous voices and favorite celebrities from Warner Music Group and MTV Networks |
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- AT&T has been selling a lot of its BlackJack smartphones over the past year, but now it seems that Sprint has its own card up its sleeve, the SPH-i325 Ace from Samsung. We put the dual-mode GSM/CDMA Ace through its paces and came up very pleased with the results. |
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- Samsung has launched its entry-level Guru100 handset in India. The handset is equipped with a Hinglish SMS feature that allows users to compose messages in both English and Hindi. The Guru100 will retail for less than US$50 when it hits the market. |
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- Verizon Wireless has announced that it will release details on the technical requirements for its 'Any Device, Any App' open network initiative. The company will unveil the specs at its Open Development Device Conference in New York City on March 19th. |
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- Nokia and Qualcomm, two companies that have been swapping patent and licensing related lawsuits for the past year, have agreed to not file any new suits. The two firms said that they will try to consolidate their existing lawsuits, as well. |
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- The DSTW1 touchscreen smartphone hails from General Mobile and can use two SIM cards at once. Based on Windows Mobile 6 Professional, the DSTW1 also has a 2 megapixel camera and a microSD card slot to store all your photos and music on. |
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- While we never got around to doing a formal review of it, we played around with AT&T's CU515 for quite some time and really liked how it worked. Check out our live shots of this slick flip phone in our photo/video gallery. |
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- Trolltech enables customers to create applications that support both Windows CE and embedded Linux devices from one code base |
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- Onyx, a UK-based newcomer to the mobile handset industry, has launched its first handset, the Lischio. This fashionable candybar is designed as a backup handset, for situations where fashion is more important than function. |
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- Today, SpinVox launched a new plug-in for Blackberry devices that uses speech-to-text technology to automatically converts voicemail recordings into email, making it much more convenient to manage. |
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- New Plug-in Improves User-Experience and Saves Time |
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- Nokia Research Center and the University of Cambridge today are showing off the Morph concept phone in New York City at the Museum of Modern Art. Part of the 'Design and Elastic Mind' campaign, the device shows ways in which future devices might be physically flexible. |
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- A relatively new entry to the mobile phone market is General Mobile, and one of its newer handsets is the DST11. This slider sports a dual-SIM slot and a 1.3 megapixel camera. With dual-band GSM (900/1800MHz), this one is going to be limited to the European market. |
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- The G777 from General Mobile is certainly heavenly, with a 3 megapixel camera and 1GB microSD card in the box. This candybar handset sports a 2.4" QVGA display and motion sensors that are used for, among other things, changing the wallpaper. |
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- I registered ijustcantclosemy.com yesterday, because I saw searches spiking on Google. Well, this morning I saw a ton of traffic, and people accusing me of sending inappropriate messages to people (minors at that). One person sent a very threatening message to me! I was SHOCKED, and immediately deleted the domain, and wrote them back explaining I was not behind it. |
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- AP - Naomi Campbell was released Friday from the hospital where she underwent abdominal surgery. The 37-year-old British supermodel, a frequent visitor to Brazil, was admitted for an emergency operation Monday. |
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- Le planning de la démocratie est chargé, est-elle pour autant en bonne santé ? A la lecture du dernier ouvrage de Guy Hermet, L'hiver de la démocratie, ou le nouveau Régime (Armand Colin), on est en droit d'en douter. Nous serions dans les années 2000 dans la même position que les français du début des années 1780, telle est la ligne force de la théorie de Guy Hermet. On ne jure que par le régime en place, même si celui-ci est condamné, et nous sommes incapables d'imaginer des solutions alternatives, malgré les quelques prémices de changement perceptibles. (... |
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- Pour échapper aux violences intercommunautaires, plus de 10 000 déplacés kényans sont retournés sur les « terres de leurs ancêtres », dans l'ouest du Kenya. Mais sur ces terres où bon nombre d'entre eux se considèrent comme étrangers, l'avenir est incertain. Certains de ces ‘rapatriés', des femmes et des enfants pour la plupart, bien que n'étant jamais allés auparavant dans l'ouest du Kenya, sont contraints de quitter leurs camps de transit deux ou trois jours après y avoir été admis. (...) |
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- C'est en Afrique du Sud, alors que son épouse parcourait les ruelles d'un bidonville, que le président Nicolas Sarkozy a annoncé la prochaine renégociation de tous les accords militaires de la France en Afrique. Auparavant, il avait assuré que « la France n'a pas à jouer un rôle de gendarme en Afrique. » Ces accords de défense représentent un maillon essentiel de la présence française en Afrique. Signés dans les années 60, au lendemain des indépendances (...) |
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