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Nokia & Samsung: Which is the better mobile Phone?
2007-09-17 22:43:00
by Andrena MarkleyNokia and Samsung both are one of the leading mobile phone manufacturers around the world. As per the popularity, Nokia and Samsung, both the brands are quite popular in the mainstream mobile phone market that have their niche markets and followers. But if statistics are to be believed, Nokia holds 36% of the total market share in the mobile phone market and thus it grabs most of the market share in comparison to the other mobile phones. As far as Samsung is concerned, it has a lesser market share as compared to Nokia which hold the largest market share in the world.Where Nokia is known for its technologically brilliant devices, that are very popular amongst the masses, even in the lower income group. On the other hand, talking about Samsung, they are known for their stylish devices that have now started tapping the lower segment as well. Their signature slider phones are quite popular amongst the masses and they have a mastery over the manufacturing of mobile phones. ...
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Nokia N95 - Rex of the N series
2007-09-17 22:24:00
by Ben BradleThe Nokia N95 is launched as the King of the N series. The handset includes a host of staggering features and comes with a classy design, to pose as the mark of excellence. The Nokia N95comes with a unique slider technology, along with an impressive 2.8 inches screen that makes the phone appear very classy and sophisticated. The highlights of the Nokia N95 are its 5 MP camera, GPS navigation, 3G, musical prowess and an expandable 160 MB of memory. Such is the magnitude of Nokia N95that you wonder what you are holding in hands - a talking device, an enriched DVD player, a digital camera, Mp3/ iPod, or a GPS Sat-Nav device. Whatever hits you first, the Nokia N95 remains the Rex of its genre. Much has been talked about the whooping 5MP camera of Nokia N95. It comes with auto-focus, auto-exposure and white light adjustment. What is best in this handset is that it provides DVD like video recording. The Nokia N95lets you record videos at full VGA level at up to 30 frames per sec ...
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Sony Ericsson W810i ; Enriched Mobility!
2007-09-17 22:20:00
by Ben BradleIn a world when music phones rule the hearts and minds of many a mobile phone buyers, Sony Ericsson tries to make the best of the situation by announcing a music specialist by the name of W810i.The features in Sony Ericsson W810i are similar to other Walkman phones on offer from the house of Sony Ericsson. With the main attraction being its music playing functionalities, there are features like stereo widening effect, album or song repeat and shuffle, equalizer and mega bass. Other than this, the phone includes memory upgrade provision, power media player as well as Disc2phone software- enabling users to share their choicest music tracks from CDs to the mobile phone.Users of the phone can effortlessly switch between the phone's feature and the music player inbuilt. In the very moment a call comes, the music player stops to play. The in-flight mode helps the user of this phone to enjoy its music features inside an aeroplane, hospitals or other religious places, where phone ...
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Talk and Track: GPS Cell Phones
2007-09-14 22:37:00
By: Cecil RushoutThe recent increase in demand for improved 911 emergency calling capabilities has created a new crop of cell phones with GPS tracking technology. Consumer reports note that this leap was actually inspired by the events of 9/11. At that time, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) had released orders that required all cell phone carriers to provide the ability to trace cell phone calls to a location within 100 meters or less.Most cell phone carriers have since integrated GPS technology into their cell phone handsets as a means to conform to these new FCC requirements. This common move is taken as an alternative to overhauling the entire cellular tower network.However, the cell phone GPS tracking in most mobile phones is not like those in your handy GPS receiver which allows you to take hiking in the outdoors. Most cell phones do not even allow the user direct contact to the GPS data. There are also some units that accurate location data is only recorded if an emerg ...

Sony Ericsson W910i Cell Phone Gets FCC Approval
2007-09-14 22:12:00
The FCC bestowed its approval on the new Sony Ericsson W910i walkman phone that we saw a couple of months ago on the Whack. We should be seeing this soon in stores and elsewhere. The W910i is a HSDPA phone providing high-speed internet access, as well as 3D games.The phone will be bundled with a 1GB Memory Stick Micro. It's on target for a Q4 2007 release. Measuring just 99mm x 50mm x 12.5mm, it weighs in at 86 grams. Packaging includes a battery, charger, USB cable, stereo portable handsfree, and PC sync application.Link ...
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Phone import ban put on hold
2007-09-14 22:10:00
That’s is, the end is nigh. The sky will fall and the four horseman will ride. Who could be responsible for bringing about this armageddon? McDonald’s, of course.Apparently McDonald’s has teamed up with SK Telecom Korea to bring customers a new way to order food, via their mobile phone. Apparently they can utilize RFID technology to allow customers to place their order using a “Touch Order” menu. They’ll be sent a message when their order is ready to be picked up.You’ll still have to stand in line to pay though, right? Nope, you’re charged via your cell phone as well. We still have a little time before the destruction begins. Once McDonald’s partners up with AT&T for a similar venture here in the states you’d better start heading for the hills.Link ...

Sanyo to sell cell phone operations to Kyocera
2007-09-14 21:58:00
Struggling electronics maker Sanyo Electric Co. is in final talks to sell its cellular phone production division to Kyocera Corp., informed sources said Friday.The deal would be the first sale of a cell phone production operation between Japanese companies and is likely to trigger an industrywide realignment as competition eats into profitability.Spokesmen for Osaka-based Sanyo and Kyoto-based Kyocera both declined to confirm the sale, which was reported earlier in the day by the Nikkei business daily."We haven't decided whether to sell the handset business," said Akihiko Oiwa, a Sanyo spokesman. "We are considering every option to strengthen our mobile-phone business."Masaaki Ito, a spokesman for Kyoto-based Kyocera, declined to confirm or deny that the two companies are in negotiations.Separately, Sanyo announced Friday that it will offload its entire equity stake in its handset sales subsidiary Telecom Sanyo Co. to Telepark Corp. for ¥4.8 billion.Telepark, a subsidiary of trading ...

Mother's phone paedophile warning
2007-09-08 10:59:00
The warning follows a case at Wick Sheriff Court in which Steven Brodie, 29, from Edinburgh, admitted having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl.Brodie met the girl through an internet dating site she accessed on her phone. The girl's mother said the case should act as a warning to parents who thought their children were safe because they did not have a computer at home. During the court hearing, it emerged that Brodie, of Sighthill Gardens in Edinburgh, had spent two nights sleeping with the girl in her bedroom in Caithness, unknown to her mother. Depute fiscal Morag McLintock said the pair met when the girl logged into an internet chat room on her phone last year. Just because children haven't got computers doesn't mean they can't get access to the internet Girl's motherAfter striking up a friendship, Brodie and the girl swapped numbers and began texting each other, exchanging 200 messages between them.At first the girl thought she was talking with a boy of her own age. Howev ...

Smart phone mania
2007-09-08 10:48:00
By John C. DvorakBERKELEY, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- A couple of years back, nobody except Research In Motion Ltd. with its BlackBerry could get much traction with a so-called smart phone. Now, because of the iPhone, everybody's taking another run at the category.It's a blunder. Apple Inc. (AAPL) has dropped the prices for its iPhone, causing consternation among investors since this price cut seemed premature and panicky. It may be an indication that yet another smart phone will meet the fate of the rest of the lot, with just moderate sales. Because customers that shelled out for the iPhone's higher price got so irate, Apple had to offer a $100 rebate to previous buyers. See full story. Still, there is no denying that the iPhone ignited interest in a category that seemed moribund. Just this week, we've heard the following: Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) says that a Zune phone is not out of the question. This phone would combine features of the Zune music player with the capabilities of Micro ...

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