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Futuristic Lifestyle Via Nokia Smart Home Control Center
The “Smart Home” or “Intelligent House” concept plays a crucial role in the planning of houses in the future as lifestyles become more sophisticated and technologically driven. The smart home features have been adopted by many house builders and developers either as a promotion package to attract house buyers or as an added value package […]

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Nokia N76

Nokia N76 Nokia inspires with a flashy but slightly underpowered unlocked phone for the commitment phobic technostylist. 499 Nokia N76, a review of Nokia

Nokia 5800 XpressMusic already available online
Yesterday Nokia announced that the 5800 XpressMusic is now, or soon will be, available in select markets globally, including Russia, Spain, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Finland, etc. Lucky for us outside of these regions, the 5800 XpressMusic already seems to…

MOTO QA30 leaked: Motorola’s first QWERTY slider
Why look what we have here: MOTO QA30, the very first Motorola slider that features a full QWERTY keyboard. The QA30 has a pretty weird form factor, somehow resembling AT&T’s Samsung Propel. Unlike the Propel, however, which is a GSM phone, MOTO QA30 is a CDMA one that, according to the images found at Howard […]

Debating the role of states in wireless regulation
Congress wants to ban states from charging new taxes on cell phones for the next five years. They want to federalize early termination fees. In essence, they want to take power away from the states in order to create (carrier-friendly) broad regulations. Not everyone agrees that this is the best path, though. In fact, the […]

XM On Alltel
Combining too mobile services together that will fit perfectly into the young mobile user market, Alltel Wireless have partnered up with XM radio. Alltel subscribers will gain unlimited access to select XM radio channels from the XM Radio Mobile service for $7.99 per month. The combining of cell phones and XM was developed by MobiTV, the global leader in television and digital radio services for

Nokia 6131 NFC Handset Can "Touch To Connect" To A Wide Range Of Services
Nokia is really living it up at the CES 2007 and the company has the world drooling with all their new handsets! Another handset creating a buzz at the CES 2007, is the Nokia 6131 NFC handset which can "touch…

Web experience anytime, anywhere with Nokia N800 Internet Tablet
Easy connectivity and wide screen display offer the industry best internet experience in a mobile device   At the CES conference in Las Vegas today, Nokia introduced its next generation widescreen Nokia Nseries multimedia computer, the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet. The sleek Nokia N800 combines a truly personal Internet experience with easy wireless connections, high resolution display […]

Talking Web, memory assistants and solar-powered cell phones headed mainstream, IBM says
A talking Web, solar technology embedded in windows and cell phones, and the end of forgetting will all come in the next five years, IBM predicts in its third annual Next Five in Five list.

Samsung Innov8 Won Asia Mobile Award For Best Broadband Device
Found under: Samsung, Symbian, Smartphones, Series 60, Asia, GSMA, Mobile, Awards,

The best phones are all available in Asia I always say frankly Im yet to be wrong about that. Anyway Samsung won the Asia Mobile Awards and they are very delighted. Today Samsung announced that their super phone the Samsung Innov8 has won the prestigious Asia Mobile Awards by GSMA. The Innov8 won in the category for best Mobile Broadband handsetdevice and I have to say this phone really deserves it folks its like Samsungs own version of the Nokia N9596. Geesung Choi President

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Nokia’s new 6131 NFC handset
NFC-enabled Nokia 6131 NFC handset can “touch to connect” to a wide range of services   Nokia is announcing the world’s first fully integrated, commercial NFC handset, the Nokia 6131 NFC phone, which will soon allow all of these activities and more to be performed with the simple tap of a phone.   Featuring the same slim folding lines […]

Motorola RAZR2 V9m (Sprint)

Motorola RAZR2 V9m (Sprint) Sprint’s next gen RAZR is an excellent voice and multimedia phone wrapped in a sexy, rock solid design. 249 Motorola RAZR2 V9m

Nokia BH-101

Nokia BH 101 This Bluetooth headset won’t fit everyone like a glove, but it offers fine voice quality for the price. 39.95 Nokia BH

Highlight HEALTH Goes Mobile
As more and more people use cell phones, the Mobile Web — accessing the World Wide Web using a mobile device such as a cell phone, PDA or other portable device — is increasingly being used to access online information. According to AdMob, the world’s largest mobile advertising marketplace, in August 2008 mobile worldwide traffic […]

Nokia N96: Bruce Lee Limited Edition
Found under: Nokia, N96, Nokia N96, Bruce Lee, Smartphones, Hong Kong, Limited Edition,

The greatest Martial Artists to ever walk the earth meets the Nokia N96 a combination made in China and will likely find its way around the world and into the hands of never die Bruce Lee fans. I love Nokia no seriously I really do guys sad huh Anyway Nokias flagship Symbian device the Nokia N96 has been released in Hong Kong just the other day with Bruce Lees face plastered over the phone accompanied by his signature. This N96 is dubbed as the Nokia N96 Bruce Lee Limited Edition

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International calls are free even when you call from a mobile phone
Jaxtr brings voice to social networks and blogs. Use jaxtr to link your phones with your online network to receive the calls, voice messages and texts you want while keeping your phone number private. Jaxtr was founded in October 2005 by Phillip Mobin and Touraj Parang with the mission to bring voice to social networks and […]

The Business — July 2007
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Nokia N800/N810 get first over-the-air update: Walk-through
Back in april when Nokia launched the N810 WIMAX edition they also promised an updated version Internet Tablet operating system 2008 in the form of the OS2008 Feature Upgrade, also known as Diablo. The upgraded OS2008 introduced several useful new…

S60 Phones Support IBM Lotus Notes

Great news for those who use IBM Lotus Notes - this email client-server will soon be supported across a wide range of S60-powered smartphones from Nokia, which translates to a potential of 80 million users who can access their corporate email accounts through Lotus Notes Traveler over their phones. This support will begin from next month onwards, so hold your horses for the moment while you wait for IBM to work the kinks out. This collaboration is a no-brainer - it enables Nokia to offer devices capable of mobilizing almost 90% of the business email clients and applications, all without having to acquire extra licenses.

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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic EUR429/279 price mystery resolved
As the shipping date for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone in select markets approaches,  the handset started popping up on various sites for pre-order. And there was a huge outcry of disappointment when potential buyers saw the price of this trendy gadget. Which was more then EUR 429 in Spain - well above the officially promised EUR […]

Control More Applications With Your HTPC or MCE Remote
I have a new Home Theatre PC that I use to watch TV, play music and watch movies on.  I do this using a Microsoft MCE remote which is fantastic, but it doesn’t allow me to control any apps outside of Vista Media Center (VMC), so I frequently have to get a keyboard and mouse […] Related posts:

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Should all S60 3rd FP1 devices get transition effects like the N81?
As you may or may not know Nokia has strangely blessed both the N81 and N81 8GB with FP2 ???style menu transition effects with the latest firmware v 20.0.056. Let me tell you, these effects simply look great and adds…

ASUS Eee 8G PC 8GB SSD Notebook
ASUS has created a huge wave in the sub-notebook portable Internet device markets with their Eee PC. Sub-notebooks are normally wonderfully exotic looking hardware for delightfully high prices. Well, exotic until one looks at the specs. The MacBook air is a great example - it looks like a killer machine until one looks at the combination of the lackluster specs and a price that makes even the most enthusiastic Mac fan blush. As for portable Internet devices, the Nokia N series is the first that comes to mind. Granted, they are really fantastic machines with excellent screens and software, but I am a bit old school I suppose. I still want a real keyboard. The Nokia N810 is close, but like my HTC TyTN, the keyboard is good for casual data entry and not suitable for long sessions of messaging, IRC or typing out documents or spreadsheets. The Nokia and other portable devices tend to also be pretty light on specifications, unless one is willing to pay the obscene price that OQO wants for their sub-sub-notebook.