This 3G finger-touch phone runs Windows Mobile. Unique features include FM radio and a side jog dial. Other key features include 3 megapixel camera with wide-screen video capture, video sharing, WiFi, GPS navigation, 3.5mm headphone jack, and HSDPA high-speed data.
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More on Esato, Razec mentions the specification of his Sony Ericsson XPERIA concept phone. Codenamed as Sora, the mid-end Xperia concept phone would have multimedia/web mode, Windows Mobile 7, and a 1 GHz Qualcomm QSD8250 CPU as the core.
The camera on its back looks impressive and has 12 megapixels Exmor CMOS sensor. Great job Razec!
[via 3Gweek]
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If you are a big fan of social networking services and can’t live without them, you may need this applications for you mobile device. Trutap today announced the roll-out of it’s next generation application, which gives users live updates from all their friends.
Key features include: a personal newsfeed, ‘who’s online’, status & location, extended profile, searchable user directory, private messaging, email, SMS, blogging, photo-sharing and mobile IM, providing a compelling mobile social networking experience.
Trutap is one of the world’s fastest-growing mobile social networks. Anyone can download the Trutap application to their phone for free and start chatting with friends immediately. Today, the service has 250,000 users around the world, sending millions of messages every week.
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Just like handbags and shoes are to a fashionista, you can never have enough USB ports for a geek. After all, aren’t tons of devices these days maintain connectivity to your computer via USB? Hence the ever increasing need for more USB ports on a computer, but sometimes design constraints and technical limitations do not help if you want to hook up to a dozen USB devices simultaneously. Good thing USB ports can be daisy chained using USB hubs, and IOGEAR is stepping up to meet this need with their new 3-port USB 2.0 hub.
Unfortunately, many USB hubs seem to be poorly designed, as they lack the necessary space between ports just in case there are devices that come with equally ill designed USB connectors that have absolutely no need to bulge out on one end. This will actually lead you to end up with at least one useless USB port just because it is being blocked by another device’s connector that is plugged in. IOGEAR understands this conundrum, and they have made sure that this won’t happen with the new 3-Port USB 2.0 Mobile Hub with Built-in Mini-USB Cable. Also known by its less glamorous model number, GUH276, this product features an integrated mini-USB cord and three evenly-spaced, upward-facing USB ports that ensures blockage to other outlets won’t happen even when you plug in a large dongle or flash drive to another port.
Ideal for road warriors who want more USB ports (netbooks these days aren’t too kind in this department with a trio of USB 2.0 ports at best) and students who have plenty of devices to charge simultaneously, the 3-Port USB 2.0 Mobile Hub with Built-in Mini-USB Cable sounds (and looks) like the ideal solution. It will retail for $12.95 a pop and is accompanied by a limited three-year warranty.
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If you are in the US and thinking of getting a new cell phone, then maybe you could consider the Sony Ericsson W760a from AT&T. This will also be the first 3G Walkman handset to hit the US over AT&T’s network, offering a mature platform for on-the-go entertainment along with a host of other features to keep you occupied during those idle moments littered throughout the day. One interesting aspect of the W760a is the built-in accelerometer that enables customers to shake or tilt the handset in order to manipulate the playlist - going forward to the next song, skipping a track or even simulate motion while you’re busy playing games on it. I’m not too optimistic of the accelerometer when playing games on a cell phone, since you won’t be able to see anything on the display while you’re busy shaking the W760a - I guess it will be more of Wario Ware-type titles for this gaming model to be effective.
Some of the other features found on the Sony Ericsson W760a include Mobile Email, an instant messenger to stay connected with friends and family at all times, full HTML Web browsing (although the limited screen size is still a damper), a 3.2 megapixel camera for picture perfect shots and AT&T Navigator for turn-by-turn directions and mapping functions. Those who are new W760a customers will be able to treat themselves to a demonstration of the AT&T Navigator with a free 30-day trial.
Those who are interested in picking up the Sony Ericsson W760a can do so by forking out $129.99 with a two-year agreement and the hassle of a mail-in-rebate. You will be able to choose from red, black and silver colors, with silver remaining an exclusive handset to RadioShack for a limited time only.
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The headline feature of this clamshell CDMA phone is quad-band GSM for global roaming outside of the US. Other key features include visual voicemail, 2 megapixel camera, memory card slot, stereo Bluetooth, and EVDO data in the US.
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This follow-up to the Hue keeps the clamshell design and changeable faceplates, while adding a standard headset jack and stepping up to a 2 megapixel camera. Other features include music player, memory card slot, stereo Bluetooth, and EVDO 3G data.
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ASUS has introduced the ASUS P565, a business PDA phone that boasts an 800 MHz processor. Featuring ASUS’ latest touch-driven user interface called Glide UI, the P565 comes with a 2.8″ touchscreen running at a high resolution of 480 x 640 pixels, 3 megapixel camera, built in GPS, WiFi and support HSDPA data connection. The fast processor renders the P565 particularly amenable to multitasking, while Glide enables users to switch between tasks rapidly with their fingertips. The P565 also comes with a potent suite of business-oriented features and software, including push mail, business card recognition and Microsoft Office Mobile. Other useful applications such as Anytime Launcher and Multi-Home enable users to view their calendars, the times of local and visiting cities, weather reports, online news and much more-all with an intuitive tap, slide or flick of their fingers.
The ASUS P565’s battery lid is lined with black synthetic leather, commanding instant respect and attention. The leather contrasts nicely with the P565’s modern, high-gloss face, and lends the phone a natural tactility and evocative appeal that elevates it far above other phones on the market.
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PersonalNumber.Com today offers free call forwarding to 150 countries. Previously only available in the UK and US, now users can sign up for a free UK +44 number, which can be forwarded to any land-line (and mobile in many countries) at no cost or else to a Global SIM card.
Customers can register online, and instantly be issued their very own Global number. After logging in, free call forwarding can be set up to five numbers, or set to go to voice-mail. There is zero cost to sign up, no contract, and no fees payable at any time. A free voice-mail to email facility is also provided.
The service is ideal for anyone who wants to be contactable on a single number without paying anything for incoming calls, regardless of location. It is also ideal for any company that needs a UK customer contact number with zero costs applicable.
Only caller charged for this service. Calls from a landline to this numbers are charged by BT at 13p per minute peak, 6p per minute in the evenings, and 5p per minute at the weekends. “Calls to our numbers from mobile phones are included in most UK bundled minutes, but we recommend that you check with your Network Operator,” as their website wrote.
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Take a drive around your neighborhood - do you think the lush, green lawns that you see are the result of leaving it neglected? No sir, keeping the garden neat and tidy with an even patch of green grass is hard work, and it gets even tougher when you throw in mowing into the equation. Good thing we have advances in technology such as the solar-powered Automower. It looks more like a miniature war vehicle or something out of a futuristic video game, but instead of blowing stuff up, it was specially designed to keep your pre-wired green lawn short and trim. Heck, you even have the choice to create ‘islands’ by laying the wire around plants and flower beds. Don’t worry about riling Greenpeace activists since this is 100% solar-powered, which equals to zero emissions. It also comes with safety features that prevents it from harming pets or kids, although I’m not too sure whether it will avoid snakes or not (if you’re into those kind of pets). The Automower will retail for around $3,100 and is able to trim a quarter of an acre with 10 hours of charging.
Source: Luxury Launches
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