Posts Tagged ‘mobile phones’




by David Allen on May 20th, 2009
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This is a brilliant piece of the retro classic hardware; this firm has taken a lot of those old phones and removed the handsets. These are then transformed from old phones to modern handsets that fit today’s mobiles phones such as LG, Panasonic, Audiovox, Samsung, Motorola (older models), Kyocera, Sharp, and Siemens phones.     Technical Details The handy handset for your hand-held ...
by David Allen on February 18th, 2009
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There is a lot of work being put into making mobile phones a bit more glamorous than they actually are, like the LG GD900, this is actually a see through phone that is not totally see through because of the screen, but a lot of it is transparent and looks really cool.     The keypad is said to glow when the light dims enough, but the problems with these phones is they are ok, but user ...


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by max on October 25th, 2008
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In recent interview with Sprint’s CEO Dan Hesse, he says that Google Android isn’t good enough “yet” for Sprint to promote on their network. I can understand why Dan is saying that because Sprint is way ahead of every other telecommunication company in the U.S. as far as mobile data speeds go. Plus, Sprint has been working closely with Samsung, one of the biggest ...
by max on June 16th, 2008
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Here’s a cool tent that can power your gadgets through its wind turbine and solar panels at the top of the tent. Although this concept looks to be for commercial use right now, they should really make a mini-version for consumers like me who take their tent to the beach. Perhaps some bigger, lighter solar panels covering the whole 1/3 of the tent might be good for solar beach lap ...
by max on June 5th, 2008
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1. Linux is free, open-source platform operating system that’s being developed by engineers all over the world. 2. Linux is not 1 operating system, there are hundreds of different Linux systems including embedded Linux. 3. Google is supporting embedded Linux for mobile phones with its Android platform with thousands of app builders. 4. In 5 years, all desktop applications will be a ...
by max on May 30th, 2008
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While us US consumers are still paying big bucks for outdated technology from various telecommunications carriers, people over in Asia and Japan are enjoying the water-proof TV Phone…  Expect TV phones in the US in about 3 years.  The current TV phones in the US don’t count, they are based on broadband connection not radio. Fujitsu F706i is like the G-Shock of mobile phone ...
by max on May 28th, 2008
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Here’s an interesting I-O Data Mobile keyboard for your mobile phones… kinda pointless when you have a Blackberry like me though.  Might be useful for a crappy PDA that has a crappy keyboard.  (Am I being too harsh here???) I-O Data again, with this time, a new small keyboard for your mobile phone which can be connected to your device via Bluetooth. via akihabaranews ...
by max on May 28th, 2008
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Got some old VCRs like me? I personally have about 1000 home videos recorded on VCRs. Although I could convert it easily without using this VCR-to-PC device, the VCR-2-PC makes it super easy for the consumer to convert your videos via a USB port. For computer dummies and experts, this could be a good solution to the outdated VCR technology before your VCRs get eaten by your dog. VCR 2 ...
by max on May 8th, 2008
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Althought I though it was going to have another horrible Windows mobile browser, this video proves that it may have something more to offer. The new HTC Touch Diamond will let you take full power of Opera browser. The Diamomd is touted for its “next generation Internet browser”. When announcing it, HTC claimed it delivers “desktop experience instead of desktop-like” and their w ...
by max on May 5th, 2008
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Lol… it looks like we will have some great new phones that smell based on how you are feeling? Well, it could be used for pranks…  Perhaps, you can send a SMS text message, whether that be love or fart, so the user can “smell” the message too. A German syndicate announced this week that it has patented a chip for sending scents via text and multimedia messages ...
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