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Found under: T-Mobile , Google Voice , Service , Voice , Data , , As we speak T-Mobile USA is having problems with its voice and data services and the outage is affecting customers nationwide. Calls are failing everywhere as users report busy tones and dropped calls. Whats strange about it is that is that the signal bars are full so everything should work fine. After T-Mobiles Sidekick experience a new service outage is definitely most unwelcomed

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T-Mobile Voice and Data Service Is Down

Messaging – SMS/EMS/MMS/Video MMS/E-mail RF band – EDGE, 3G, Enhanced 3G or also known as HSDPA 7.2 Mbps (allows networks based on Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTS to have higher data transfer speeds and capacity), Triple Band GSM (900/1800/1900) Battery – 1000mAh, LI-Ion Talk time – up to 220 min., Stand-by time – up to 350 hrs. Display external LCD (pixel) – 262K, TFT touch screen; 240 x 400 (3 WQVGA) Product Description The unlocked LG KC910, a slim yet feature-packed full touch screen and an integrated 8-megapixel still and video camera. Its unique combination of features, including a full touch screen interface, Dolby Mobile for music and built in support for Wi-Fi and A-GPS

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LG KC910 Renoir Cell Phone with 8MP Camera – Unlocked

As usual (for this time of the month), the folks at BrightHand’s have just released their “mindshare stats” for the last month. These stats are generated by monitoring the usage of the web site – a very valid description goes as follows: … This report is compiled based on the number of views each product page receives, so every time someone clicks on a product they’re giving it a vote in these monthly rankings. This listing doesn’t necessarily indicate which models are the best selling, just which ones Brighthand readers are most interesting in learning more about during the preceding four weeks. … Anyways, onto the list. The position in the bracket indicates last month’s rank: HTC Hero (1) Samsung Moment (new, runs Android) HTC HD2 (new) Nokia N900 (new) LG Versa (returning, dumbphone) HTC Touch Pro 2 (2) RIM BlackBerry Storm 9530 (10) Nokia E63 (6) Nokia E71 and E71x (3) Samsung Solstice (returning, dumbphone) Related posts: BrightHand – mindshare stats for May BrightHand releases mindshare stats for June BrightHand releases mind share stats for August 2009

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BrightHand’s mindshare stats – October 2009

Remember that Sony Ericsson Kurara which appeared last week in two photos that actually didn’t show much? The handset has now been spotted in new images, and this time we can take a better look at it. As previously reported, the Sony Ericsson Kurara is a smartphone based on Symbian S60 5th Edition and it should be included in SE’s Entertainment Unlimited line-up (like the Satio and Aino ). The features of Sony Ericsson Kurara apparently include a 3.5 inch AMOLED touchscreen display and an 8.1MP camera (which, judging by the HD seen on the phone’s back, should be able to record video in HD)

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Sony Ericsson Kurara shows up in new photos, promises HD video capabilities

Good news, everyone! As you may have heard by now, the iPhone 3GS and 3G are now fully carrier-unlockable thanks to blacksn0w – but that’s not all! In addition to making your iPhone carriers SIM card slot play friendly with just about any SIM you can cram in there, blacksn0w also undoes some of the locks put in place by Apple/AT&T during the upgrade to 3.1. Namely, it removes the IPCC lock which prevented tethering. I just got my iPhone up and tethering in all of a few minutes – we’ll have a tutorial up in just a bit

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Tethering unofficially returns to AT&T iPhones thanks to BlackSn0w

Google has recently launched enhanced mobile reporting features for Google Analytics, which allow you to “see how people are using specific parts” of their mobile applications on Android and the iPhone. The data provided by Google Analytics helps app developers find out how users interact with their apps, what features they use more and so on. To learn more about Google Analytics for Android and iPhone mobile apps, you should read the technical documentation and check out the SDK on Google’s website . The video below shows how Redfin (an online brokerage for buying and selling homes) uses Google Analytics with their mobile app: Via the Google Mobile Blog Similar Posts: Google brings books to Android, iPhone. Boasts about its OCR tech Google Product Search now available for iPhone, Android Google launches Finance for Android Google Mobile products to feature flawless integration with online counterparts in T-Mobile G1 Paid Android apps confirmed for this month

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Google Analytics now available for mobile apps (Android and iPhone)

The vendor claims they’ll be able to ship the OEM part within 5-12 days, as well as that they have “final pictures” of the iPhone 4th-gen back cover that they’ll be adding to the site soon. As for the midboard itself, it’s said to be 113.5 x 57.3 mm which makes it slightly shorter and slightly narrower than the current iPhone 3GS. Normally we’d be indecently sceptical about any leaked Apple parts – in fact we are now – but as Gizmodo points out, China Ontrade were spot on when it came to the iPhone 3G’s display assembly. They had access to that part a month ahead of Apple’s official launch; that raises the question of when this fourth-gen device might drop, considering a new iPhone handset isn’t expected on the market for another eight months. Keep a lookout for it maybe coming to the market a little sooner.

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iPhone 4th-gen “midboard” on sale at Chinese retailer?

I want one of these for my next trip. I always seem to get a hotel room that has the world’s crummiest and / or hardest to set alarm clock. The Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock from Moshi listens to your commands and sets the … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: News , Spotlight Gadgets , Watches and Clocks Tagged: Clock , Voice Talk to your clock – Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 3, 2009 at 6:43 pm.

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Talk to your clock – Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock

Here’s a sweet bus-shelter made out of a bus — the irony is that the bus that stops here is made out of a bus-shelter. Dumping auto waste or old auto parts is one of the major problems for most nations across the world. Resurrecting old school buses, sculptor and designer Christopher Fennell has devised a bus shelter that not only looks unique but also helps in reducing the huge piles of auto waste. Made of selective parts and pieces from three iconic school buses, from the years ’62, ’72 and ’77, and old city line seats, the yellow bus shelter is a unique way to attract people toward recycling and adopting a green lifestyle

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Bus-shelter made out of a bus

No doubt most everyone has already seen Verizon’s “There’s a Map for That” ad campaign and had a good chuckle over it, but apparently the big wigs at AT&T are the only ones not laughing and have decided to sue Verizon. The logic behind the move? AT&T feels Verizon is attempting to deliberately mislead the public with its map comparing Verizon’s nationwide 3G coverage to AT&T’s limited 3G coverage.

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AT&T files suit against Verizon for its latest ad campaign

The IBM Simon first shown in 1992 was the world’s first smartphone.  It had all the basics like smartphones have today including a calendar, contacts, clock, and notepad and most important to every person on the go, email.  But the smartphone actually didn’t reach large public sales till the 1996 release of the Nokia Communicator line of phones. Seen as a take-with-you-anywhere device within the enterprise segment, this communications tool did not become popular until the larger expansion of Microsoft Exchange and Activesync products. IBM Simon in Charging Station Microsoft Exchange, first released with the Windows 95 operating system was Microsoft’s first module in charge of handling email. This would later become an important tool for companies to manage emails and other collaborative tools within their company network and would grow in popularity as an industry standard overtaking the former industry leader Lotus Notes in 1997 . Microsoft Exchange would later introduce a mobile option called Activesync which was released in 1996.

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Microsoft Exchange & the Great Smartphone Boom

We all know that the Motorola Droid will be available from Verizon starting November 6 (this Friday). Now Verizon announced that many of its Communications Stores across the US will open early Friday morning – some stores will open at 7 AM, while others at 8 AM. Those who are eagerly waiting to buy a Droid should visit local stores to check the exact opening hours (note that Verizon’s Mall stores will not open early). In addition to launching the Motorola Droid, Verizon will “host demonstrations at select locations to help customers get the most” from the new Android smartphone. Moreover, the largest US mobile carrier announced “Droid Does Times Square” – an interactive experience that will be set up in New York City, allowing callers to control two of Times Square’s largest digital billboards (from NASDAQ and Reuters) via voice commands

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Verizon opens stores early for the Motorola Droid

A few weeks ago, I reviewed the new Sony PRS-600 Touch ebook reader.  The reader did not come with the book-style cover that I prefer.  I found the 600 would fit into the Sony lightwedge cover I had been using, but the lightwedge itself didn’t line up properly with the screen on the 600, and it would have covered the touchscreen.  I can’t live without a book light.  Not only do I use it at night, I also use the book light even when I read during the day or in well-lighted rooms.  I find the extra light helps my older eyes read longer without eye strain. … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: eBook Readers and Gear Tagged: Cover , Sony Reader Sony Reader Cover with Light for the PRS-600 Touch Reader Review originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on November 3, 2009 at 4:26 pm.

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Sony Reader Cover with Light for the PRS-600 Touch Reader Review

Whenever you hear about bugs and exploits being discovered in the iPhone’s browser, Safari, it’s usually the doings of some masterful meddler who devoted hours to unearthing any flaws they could find — not some user casually tapping around the application. Apple’s pretty good at keeping things locked down, and the iPhone’s got enough users that most of the nasty user-facing bugs have been flushed out. Well, except for this new one. It’s not an incredibly common bug, and it doesn’t seem likely that it would hit most users – but for the iPhone users this newly discovered bug does affect, it could mean huge operator fees. The flaw, as discovered by Estonian Apple Site AppleSpot : If the user visits a site which uses Motion-JPEG (most commonly used for security cams and live feeds) in Safari, Safari will continue to gobble up bandwidth even after Safari is closed

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Newly discovered Safari bug could mean big fees for some iPhone users

The fifth annual Global Mobile Marketing Awards are upon us, and the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) has chosen its finalists in all categories to compete for the MMA’s highest honors- awards that recognize companies and their campaigns for “spearheading the adoption of the mobile channel for marketing purposes.” The MMA received hundreds of submissions in 12 categories from companies across the globe regarding completed mobile marketing campaigns and their outcomes.  Finalists were selected by the MMA Awards Selection Committee, which is comprised of global industry leaders from wireless carriers, technology and content providers, agencies, and industry publications. All finalists and award winners will be honored at the Annual Global Awards dinner and ceremony on the evening of November 17 in Los Angeles, and will be the concluding event of the MMA’s 2009 Mobile Marketing Forum . “The finalists for this year’s Global MMA Awards represent the mobile marketing pioneers and thought leaders who continue to shape our industry’s best practices through innovative and increasingly effective campaigns that raise the bar for all stakeholders within the mobile marketing community and beyond,” said Mike Wehrs, president and CEO of the MMA. “As the mobile marketing channel evolves and our awards process grows more competitive each year, we look forward to honoring our industry’s finest leaders and most successful campaigns.” Hit the “read more” link to see all the finalists broken down by category.

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MMA Chooses 2009 Global Award Finalists

CDMA networks are going to be thing of past for both Bell and Telus and they switching and revamping to trendier devices and redesigning HSPA digs and pushing and making an effort to bring everybody into this environment so that they can gear up to welcome New babies in longer run and first one in the race is Samsung’s Omnia II, which will be going to land at Bell in GSM avatar, while Verizon is all set to introduce CDMA version for the same handset. Samsung Omnia has 3.7inch display with WVGA AMOLED technology, with 5megapiel camera, 16 GB on board storage and WinMo6.5. The breaking news is that Omnia II has been selected as official mobile for 2010 winter Olympics going to be held at Vancouver. One can enjoy the winter sports with newly arrived phone and Omnia II will be making raves with its features. The cost has not been finalized, but it is for sure that one can start using the phone from this month.

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Bell is going to host Samsung Omnia II this month

Gameloft, one of the world’s largest mobile gaming development houses, has just released their numbers for the third quarter of 2009. In the first three quarters of 2009, Gameloft has already slung $132.3 million in mobile applications. This is up roughly 18% percent from the same time period last year, during which they brought in roughly $112.2 million. $44.2 million of this year’s sales came from the third quarter alone, as compared to $38.5 million in the same quarter of last year

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Gameloft Announces Q3 Results, Expands Into Southeast Asia And The Middle East

I’ll be the first one to say how much I love Verizon’s network and pretty much recommend it to anyone who travels and / or needs to know that they are going to get a strong signal pretty much everywhere and never drop calls. I will also say that all the crap that Verizon installs on their devices in an effort to control or lock down what said devices can do natively unless, of course, you are willing pay an additional fee, is a horrible way for them to treat their customers and if T-Mobile or AT&T work well enough for you, go with them. Case in point, the Verizon Droid, which happens to be coming out this weekend, can connect to Microsoft Exchange without any help from Verizon, however, because Verizon says that the Droid is “primarily a consumer phone”  they are going to charge you an extra 15 bucks per month to do so even though they aren’t providing you additional service.  To be completely honest Verizon probably spends less money supporting customers who pay the $15 Active Sync charge simply because they don’t have to actively block you from accessing Exchange Servers which the Droid can do out of the Box. If only AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint didn’t suck when it comes to network coverage in comparison to Verizon.

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Almost Thought For Minute That Verizon Wasn’t Going To Lock The Droid Down

The news reports about the new Sony Ericsson X10 Android handset today were mainly focused on it’s awesome specs and cool Timescape and Mediascape user interface apps,  on top of Android 1.6. And they are indeed pretty cool. But today’s announcement actually gives even more hints, about how Sony Ericsson plans to go bout making new devices that should get it out of the current slump. One of the first steps in SE plans, is making this *scape user interface, into an open UI platform, across multiple lines of devices. Sony Ericsson head of portfolio planning has confirmed to Electricpig.co.uk that they do plan to port the new UI to Symbian handsets

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Sony Ericsson will open Xperia X10 Timescape and Mediascape UX apps to developers, port across Android and Symbian devices

The popular BlackBerry internet radio client, Pandora Radio, has been updated to version 1.1.2 and now works on the  BlackBerry Storm and BlackBerry Storm2. The version on BlackBerry App World hasn’t been updated with the new release, so, if you want to check it out, head over to www.pandora.com directly from your Storm or Storm2  BlackBerry Browser. Pandora Updated To v1.1.2 Now With Support For OS 5 is a post from: RIMarkable

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Pandora Updated To v1.1.2 Now With Support For OS 5

This game was brought & share by HutamE , Please give him thanks! Freakin’ sweet! Come spend some time with the Griffins in this outrageously funny game based on the hit Fox TV show. Play as eccentric Peter Griffin, the brilliantly sadistic baby Stewie, and other favorite characters in mini-game episodes based on hilarious situations. It’s funny, it’s uncensored, it’s just plain wrong! Features: Hilarious storyline, environments and challenges that stay faithful to the TV show 7 Playable mini-games with 3 difficulty levels 5 Playable Characters including Stewie, Peter, Brian, Chris, and Quagmire Re-visit your favorite Quahoc landmarks including Spooner Street and the Drunken Calm Cameo Appearances by Joe, Cleveland, Bertram, the Evil Monkey and more Official site: http://www.glu.com Application version: 1.0 Price: $6.99 read more… http://rapidshare.com/files/301918785/FMILYUNCEN.zip http://www.ziddu.com/download/7206085/FMILYUNCEN.zip.html http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F92OGE63 http://www.4shared.com/file/106355491/7828af86/familyguy.html More interesting topics: Zeus Quest Game for Omnia This game was brought & share by Metalzoic

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Family Guy Uncensored Game for Omnia