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Unlocked for use with your existing GSM 900 MHz or GSM 1900 MHz service provider and SIM card. Note: This phone does not come with service or a SIM card. Take advantage of the handsfree features of this Bluetooth enabled phone Click the PlayNowTM icon to browse the latest hits. Or check out potential future megastars at m-buzz.com, a site for unsigned artists The W880i kit contains all you need for a full musical experience Funnel your favorite music into the ultra slim W880i Walkman® phone. Store up to 900 tracks – enough to give your musical taste buds whatever they fancy Funnel your favorite music into the ultra slim Sony Ericsson W880i Walkman® phone

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Sony Ericsson W880i Unlocked Cell Phone with 2 MP Camera, 3G, MP3/Video Player, Memory Stick Pro Duo Slot–International Version with No Warranty

Redownloading lost content from the Ovi Store was once a major hurdle. From not being able to at all to having to contact support to email you back with a 2-hour window in which you can download  your app. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogexvJI6EY8 Via NokiaConversations Now (as it should have been all along)  you can redownload your paid applications!: go into “My Stuff” within the Ovi Store app (Left of the recommended bar – this is “My Download History” view of all content; apps, videos, wallpapers, themes and ringtones, Free and Paid) and just redownload your purchased applications (No longer does it say “Purchase” for your purchased apps, you can redownload your paid apps as you wish.) You have to make sure that you have the latest 1.05 (387). You’ll get an automatic prompt to update Ovi Store when you start the Ovi Store App. As you can see from the screenshots below, there are way too many clicks for an update when really it should just be one click.

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Video How to: Redownload Applications from the Ovi Store (and other content!) version 1.05 (387)

We’ll be having a couple of talks about Augmented Reality at our next Mobile Monday, the first will be by the guys at Insqribe (Danny Housseas – Co-founder and Chief Product Officer & Nick Gonios – Business focus and growth dude Acratus Pty Ltd has launched a real-time marketing platform called Insqribe. The Insqribe platform uniquely enables brands, marketing agencies and mobile developers to present, track and measure mobile Augmented Reality (AR) and QR codes on mobile consumer services in real time. The Acratus team will present successful QR code case studies & insights and also demonstrate the Insqribe mobile AR platform.

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Augmented Reality with Insqribe for November 2nd

Right on prompt the smaller however only just N97 mini is at the present ready for public utilization over in Europe. Decided, we’re positively getting it at the end of October, although we can’t utter that we trapped Nokia in stretch out or whatever thing based on that was said in September in Stuttgart. You’ve by now committed the specs to your memory and learnt all about firmware 2.0, therefore now all which is left to be done is run along, shell out €450 ($667) and surprise forever if this choice will positively or negatively transform the way of your life. Related Posts N97 mini, finally out with Nokia’s official seal, shipment begins in October N97 mini, Nokia’s all new handset officially unveiled by the CEO, Mr

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Indosat, Indonesia’s second-largest telecom operator, is bringing advanced location based services to its 29 million subscribers using Ericsson’s (NASDAQ:ERIC) technology. Subscribers will get location tailored content, enabling real-time traffic information, seeing where a family member is or receiving public safety information. Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world, with over 230 million people

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Ericsson Brings Location Based Services to Indosat Subscribers

Philips uses a large light box that simulates a natural sunrise with light that gradually comes on starting 30 minutes before your alarm is set to go off. Philips claims the clocks are clinically proven to have an impact on the quality of awakening. After the 30-minute light period, the device can wake you to sounds or music. Sounds the devices offer include chirping birds, gentle beep, African jungle sounds, or soft chimes. The iPod version of the device can wake you to FM radio or playlists from your iPod as well.

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Philips unveils Wake-up Light HF3490 and HF3480 alarm clocks

Nokia  N97 owners have been patiently waiting for an update of the firmware for a long time, but they don’t need to wait anymore because v20 has been released. The v20 of the firmware for Nokia N97 has some notable improvements, such as: better touch screen usability; inclusion of Ovi Maps 3.1 with 3D maps; Nokia Email; improved battery performance and video stability; and VoIP support among other details. To get the update just launch the Nokia Software updater, or you can also download it via this link . Related posts: Nokia N95 sees major new firmware release Nokia Lets Users Update Own Mobile Device Software Apple releases 2.2 software update for iPhone

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eviGroup has today announced an all new 10-inch tablet which they are calling the Pad. Sure, it’s not the fabled iTablet, but it does have 3G and an artificial intelligent digital secretary/assistant that’s sure to get annoying after a few days of use. Other than that it features a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, WiFi, VGA, port 3 USB ports, multicard reader, webcam and microphone. There wasn’t a mention of a release date but eviGroup is saying the device will be priced below €500.

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For our November event we are looking into the future! To set the scene we’ve invited Michael Harries to come and present, here’s an overview of his talk: The mobile internet is exciting today and continues to rapidly evolve – this talk will touch on some of the forces driving the phenomena today and tomorrow, ranging from the pragmatic – such as access to business applications with the Citrix receiver – and voice as the killer app, through to design, animism, and ultimately a new era of ambient devices. Michael will be presenting at November Mobile Monday Sydney Dr Michael Harries is Director of Strategy and Communications at Citrix Systems, CTO Office and Citrix Labs. As part of the Research and Development team, Dr Michael’s remit is to keep Citrix ahead of technological and market innovation. Within the CTO Office, Dr Michael acts as a technology futurist with broad interests across new computing technologies

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2nd November – The Future of Mobile and Augmented Reality

Steve O’Hear is in London this week for the 2009 Symbian Exchange and Exposition and had a brief sit down with Anders Westin, Head of Software Relations, Sony Ericsson ( NYSE: SNE ). Several questions were asked, mainly concerning Sony Ericsson’s current portfolio which spans every single smartphone operating system under the sun, including, hopefully, Android 2.0 on the XPERIA X3 , but the kicker was Steve asking Anders why the Sony Ericsson Satio had such a piss poor battery. The Satio , for those unfamiliar with the device, has a 3.5 inch touch screen, runs Symbian S60 5th Edition and has a 12 megapixel camera

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Sony Ericsson Satio: Consumers get a 1000 mAh battery while employees get 1350 mAh

These days buying a mobile phone isn’t just about getting the right handset on the right network with the right tariff, for many the free gift incentive is also an attraction, particularly heading up towards Christmas. Perhaps convinient to pay for high ticket items across the term of your mobile contract or in some cases the gift item is out of stock everywhere else. The range of incentive gifts now offered from mobile operators vary greatly, with products available from Asus, Acer, Sony, Dell, Apple, Microsoft, Nintendo and LG, with items including HD TV’s, Laptops, Games Consoles, Music players, and SatNav’s, as well as the ever popular cashback offers.

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Free Mobile Phone Gifts

Q: What is NASDAQ? A: US tech stock exchange NASDAQ has released her first iPhone app [ App Store Link free]. The idea is to check your stock price while your are on your way to your work, or while sitting on the washroom. Personally I am very happy with the Bloomberg app [ App Store Link free], which provides me all the information I need. Bloomberg provides stock prices from all major stock exchanges in the world.

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iPhone TIPS: NASDAQ app /w Twitter StockTips

Team Alpha is a shoot-em-up, action game where, according to Sad Cat Software, your task “is to eradicate all mutants in a government lab where a secret biological experiment has gone awry.” The app offers nearly 200 rooms of mutant-shooting mania with big guns. Good times. You’ll get a top-down view as you navigate from room to room. The graphics are crisp, with your typical monsters and mutants color scheme. Runnin’ and gunnin’ isn’t usually my thing, so I was concerned that I would have a tough time testing Team Alpha.

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Team Alpha: All the Mutant-Shooting Action You Can Handle

I checked out Business Network Chicago international group ’s meeting featuring the Global Midwest Alliance, (GMA) a new organization formed by by Gail Longmore, formerly of the Illinois Global Partnership, under the auspices of the Economic Development Council.  Apparently the World Bank has ignored the US, in that up until the GMA roped them

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global midwest alliance sets up shop & hosts clean-tech conference

Even with the most practiced digits, composing long e-mail on the iPhone's virtual keyboard is the slow, awkward pits compared with typing on a desktop keyboard. However, Google released a small new feature on Monday just for long-winded iPhone e-mail authors that makes typing lengthy Gmail messages easier on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Before, the composition box was fixed. Starting today, verbose e-mailers will see blank lines appear below the cursor as you reach the bottom of the window. If there's a limit to how many lines you can add in a Gmail message, we haven't found it yet

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Gmail for iPhone gets ‘never-ending’ compose box [del.icio.us]

eBay, the Internet’s garage sale or auction house, depending on your point of view, is reaping the benefits of having a free iPhone app. According to this Financial Times report, users of eBay’s iPhone app have spent over $400 million over a variety of items from the service. It seems that some people have even bought more expensive things like cars and a $150,000 boat, in addition to the more standard eBay fare of books and clothing.

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eBay-toting iPhone users like to Buy It Now [del.icio.us]

It hasn’t been publicly announced by Apple, who like pointing out milestones that make them look great, but if you look at the stats over at unofficial iPhone App directory App Shopper, there are currently 101,751 approved apps available for the iPhone. In August, we reported that there were 65,000 iPhone apps available. It took about 2 and a half months for that number to reach 100,000 – truly a remarkable feat. Have in mind that this is the number of approved apps; the actual number of available applications is a bit lower; according to App Shopper, it’s currently at 93,035

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WOW: iPhone Reaches 100,000 Approved Apps [del.icio.us]

After launching its Symbian based Omnia HD in India , Samsung has launched the Omnia II in India. Though it is called Omnia II-GT I8000 it is the little brother of Omnia HD in terms of specs and also the price. Omnia HD is priced at INR 32K where as Omnia II is priced around INR 28K in India. Latest technology and easy to use messaging platform are two things, which Samsung Omnia II boasts of. Unlike Omnia HD, its runs Windows Mobile 6.1, which can be a turn-off for people who do not like WinMo as an Operating System.

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Samsung Omnia II Comes to India

This is a nice application that lets you use your device camera to scan documents, pictures and convert them into pdf files to be shared or attached to an email. It’s quite cool to be able to just take a snapshot and with a few taps have it sent to a contact using a portable photocopier. That is what mobility is all about. Features Scan materials using the built-in camera Import images from storage card or device Change the order of the pages Insert blank pages View, zoom, rotate or crop images Delete images Create high quality PDF files from images Save PDF files to your device View PDF files with your default PDF application Send PDF files by email and share them with other people Technical specifications Supports native device camera interface application Supports PNG, BMP and JPEG image formats PDF files are fully compressed to minimize their size Images are embedded in PDF documents Automatically support both portrait and landscape orientations High-speed C++ PDF conversion engine

As the threat of the swine flu (otherwise known as H1N1) pandemic become more serious and President Obama declares a national emergency over the rapidly spreading virus, Harvard Medical School is hoping to help educate people with its new iPhone app. The Swine Flu app, which is currently available on the app store, costs $1.99. The Swine Flu Application includes videos, animations and text that allow you to learn the basics about swine flu, how to reduce the risk to you and your family, and how to prepare your business for the pandemic

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Harvard Medical School Launches Swine Flu iPhone App [del.icio.us]

Today at the IBM Information on Demand event, IBM will demo a new app that will bring the Internet of Things to the iPhone. The as yet unreleased iPhone app is called Breadcrumbs and it will give consumers access to information about grocery food items. The app will be able to scan barcodes and deliver a summary of the ingredients in a food item, along with when it was manufactured. That data is usually on the food label, but Breadcrumbs goes a step further – it can provide extra information such as product recall data

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