Advice : Will canceling my cell phone contract lower my credit score? I know that having continuous late payments on your cell phone bill can affect your credit score, so I’ve decided that I want to cancel my cell phone contract because …
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Just yesterday, Motorola introduced the DEVOUR (yes, in all caps) to the cell-toting masses. It’s the first phone to be released running the unique Android-powered Motoblur technology. What’s Motoblur, you ask? Well, Motoblur syncs and feeds your personal and work emails, texts, Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter updates from you and those you follow to your phone’s home screen without having to log into different accounts, or open up any webpages or apps. It’s all right there on the main screen.
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So What’s Up With Motorola’s Motoblur?
Samsung has just unveiled their latest touchscreen phone offering, the Samsung SHW-M100S, that joins the Nexus One in the still very limited Android 2.1 segment of the market. This new phone from the no. 2 phone maker in the world boasts of a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera with 720p video recording capabilities, WiFi (802.11n), GPS, DivX support, 3.5mm jack, the latest version of TouchWiz running on top of Android 2.1, and a speedy 800MHz processor.
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Samsung unveils M100S Android 2.1 phone, Samsung Galaxy to receive Android 2.1 update in Q2
If you want to look like a gunslinger when packing your iPhone, the new ihipHolster from Urban Tool is a special edition of the company’s original hipHolster that features an embedded iPod / iPhone remote control and additional slots to store other cell phones, strangely enough. It also has a secret zipper on the backside of the device to store cash, an earphone opening, and a pocket for your wallet or camera. This is basically the perfect tool-belt for any geek without being completely hideous looking. The iHipHolster retails for $129.90 and will debut at MacWorld.
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ihipholster is Perfect for the Techie Gunslinger
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce to you the Nokia C5. Based on a report by DailyMobile , this is apparently one of the two mobile phones (the other one being the C3) Nokia will be debuting this year to pioneer their brand new Cseries collection. The Nokia C5 will feature a 2.2-inch QVGA display, 3.2-megapixel camera, A-GPS, HSPA connectivity, 3.5mm jack, 50MB internal memory expandable via microSD card, and runs on the S60v3 FP2 platform. Judging by its specs and looks, we reckon that this particular Cseries phone will be released as part of the entry-level segment of the market.
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Nokia C5 gets leaked, detailed
The iPad may have taken the media by storm, but the JooJoo , formerly known as the CrunchPad, is back, and hot on Apple’s heels. The JooJoo’s starting off full production, that’s right and maker Fusion Garage has announced that the product is set to start shipping this month. Fusion Garage CEO Chandra revealed that they’ve teamed up with Malaysia’s largest OEM, CSL Group, to cover the tablet manufacturing costs; in return CSL will get a slice of the revenue pie. And read this, it’s confirmed that the tablet will feature full Flash support at launch, and even HD Flash content once Flash 10.1 is released. The other thing? A web app store is in the works, Chandra claiming “We have a bigger ‘app store’ than Apple because we have the full Internet,”. Apparently JooJoo means along the lines of “magical” in African – which is how Steve Jobs exactly described the iPad. And they cost the same at $499 each. The JooJoo may have a larger 12-inch screen compared to the iPad’s 9.7-incher, but who knows what Apple may concoct up – something larger, and even more “magical”? FUSION GARAGE MOVES INTO FULL PRODUCTION OF BREAKTHROUGH JOOJOO Tablet Innovative Manufacturing Agreement and Investment from CSL Group Helps Reinvent Consumer Electronics Business Model SINGAPORE, February 3, 2010 – Fusion Garage today announced that its category-creating JooJoo Internet tablet has moved into full production with initial shipments expected to reach consumers at the end of February. Helping fuel the JooJoo’s arrival and Fusion Garage’s next phase of corporate growth is an innovative manufacturing agreement and strategic investment from mobile device OEM and distribution giant CSL Group of Malaysia.
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JooJoo tablet shipping this month, full Flash support and app store at launch
Teens and driving are already a concern for many parents. And when it’s using a cell-phone while driving – it can be a parent’s worst nightmare. But a new application for your cell phone claims it will shut your mobile off anytime you drive.
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PhonEnforcer Application Shuts Off Phone In Car (KSFY Sioux Falls)
Samsung, give them credit, loves to push that old industrial design envelope by making strange new control designs for their products. It’s only too bad that, most of the time, these industrial design features often wind up being little more than lipstick on a pig. And today’s polished turd will be the Samsung Alias 2. The Samsung Alias 2 is a convertible flip style cell phone that offers call timer, conference call ability, voice recorder, caller ID, Bluetooth connectivity, TTY compatibility, VZ Navigator, Chaperone parent/child, a sixteen gig microSD card slot, V CAST Music, Rhapsody, GPS, speakerphone, a phone book with capacity for a thousand names and numbers, mobile email, internet browser, a two megapixel digital camera, and a battery capable of generating five hours of talk time on one charge. The first thing you’ll notice about this phone is its bizarre and thoroughly outlandish controls. It will take quite a bit of getting used to to get this thing to work properly. And the worst part is that, though the controls are spectacularly unique, there’s not a whole lot here for the keypad to actually control in the first place. The Samsung Alias 2 is short on tools and long on weird. The end result is a phone much less than you actually could get elsewhere. The Good Gutsy and highly original design The Bad Short on features Huge learning curve Score 4/10 Related Posts Samsung Alias Cell Phone Along with the BlackBerry Curve 8330 and the LG enV2, Verizon is also releasing the new Samsung Alia..
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Samsung Alias 2 Cell Phone Review–Strange and Lacking
Samsung has recently launched a new dual SIM phone in India called the B5722 Duos. The handset is equipped with a 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen display (resistive), a 3MP camera, dual SIM card slots, a microSD card slot (up to 8GB), a music player, an FM radio with RDS, 3D sound output through DNSe, Bluetooth and provides quick access to popular social networking sites. The Samsung B5722 Duos is now available in India for a retail price of Rs 11,680 (about $254). [ CellPassion ]
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Samsung Launches A New Dual SIM Phone In India
Verizon Wireless will launch the Motorola Devour Android-powered handset. Too bad, Verizon hasn’t confirmed a price yet, but we’re assuming that the Devour will be cheaper than the Droid because it has a smaller screen and a slower processor. The Motorola Devour features a touch-sensitive navigation pad, a 3.1-inch capacitive touchscreen, several pre-loaded applications (Gmail, Google Talk, YouTube, Google Search and Google Maps), a pre-installed 8GB microSD card, and Bluetooth.
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Verizon To Release Motorola Devour
The LG GD350 is a new and unknown cellphone from LG and at this time we don’t have any official details about the device, only a picture. Anyway, the LG GD350 will surely come with a 2-megapixel camera on the internal display screen, there might be another external screen but so far we don’t know. In the upcoming days we will probably have more details about the fresh GD350, until then you can admire the cellphone by looking at the photos. via Related Posts Today on MobileWhack.com Fujitsu Lifebook T900 available for purchase Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 released in the US LG KV230 ce… Cellphone Signal Extender If you’re tired of having a bad cellphone reception in some parts of your house, there is a simple..
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LG GD350 cellphone pops out
LG is probably feeling good right now, now that their devices have official 4G certification in Japan. Right now, LG, the South Korean company isn’t releasing a 4G handset just yet, but they will be releasing a 4G compatible modem. In the meantime, NTT Docomo, Japan’s biggest cell phone carrier, will probably have their 4G line through the country by December. Source Related Posts Japan’s Softbank Welcomes the iPhone Japan is next in line to deliver the iPhone
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The HTC has been named as the most excellent cell phone producers that have so many excellent products. One of their most excellent product is the htc touch diamond gps that used the special htc touch diamond gps software to operate it. It used the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 professionals for the operating systems.
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HTC Touch Diamond GPS Software
Every now and then you come across a product that promises to do things exceptionally well for a lower price than you would otherwise expect and… it actually exceeds your expectations. That’s the case with the Sleek cell phone booster for Wilson Electronics. We had a chance to meet with representatives from the company when we were in Las Vegas for CES and, thanks to them, I’ve been using a review unit of the Sleek for the past week or so.
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Wilson Electronics Sleek Cell Signal Booster- Review
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz (previously known as “Kurara”) still doesn’t have an official release date, but it looks like someone in Sony Ericsson’s camp has been playing with one lately. The company just released a pair of sample videos, marking the first time anyone outside of SE has seen footage shot on this handset. Now, given that one of the flagship features of this handset is its 720p video recording mode, we didn’t exactly expect the camera quality to be garbage – but hot damn are these videos impressive. Check out the videos below, won’t you? The first video alone is pretty impressive, even if they are kind of cheating; if those E-Trade commercials and countless viral videos have proven anything, it’s that babies make everything better.
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The first sample videos from the Sony Ericsson Vivaz are out and kind of incredible
Announced in September 2009, the merger between Orange UK and T-Mobile UK is not yet completed, as it awaits approval from UK authorities. If all works out the way France Telecom and Deutsche Telekom want, the Orange – T-Mobile joint venture will become the largest British mobile carrier, with more than 30 million customers and about 37% of the UK mobile market. However, according to the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), the proposed joint-venture “threatens significantly to affect competition in mobile telecommunications in the UK.” That’s why the OFT has asked for additional details about the merger from the European Commission
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Orange T-Mobile UK merger may “affect competition”
Not too long ago we asked our readers what they would like to hear about from the PUSH N900 winners and their hacks. We got some silly questions, and some serious, we asked both and now the PUSH teams have answered. Solderin Skaters are really making progress. They’ve gotten their printed circuit boards and mounting equipment all set to go, and the code and algorithms are really shaping up
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Ask a winner updates day 4: Answers
Jelly Lens sells a variety of little stick-on lenses that you use with your phone’s camera. (It’s a sticky plastic that leaves no residue.) You can get a wide-angle lens, a close-up lens, starburst effect, color filters, kaleidoscope effect, and others. Each lens has a strap so you can keep it attached to your phone. At about $4.00 each, you’re not going to get professional quality optics, but you may find they add some fun to your camera phone pictures. Amazon.com has some of the lenses for about … [ visit site to read more ] Filed in categories: Digital Cameras , News , Spotlight Gadgets Tagged: Cell phone camera lens Jelly Lens Special Effects Lenses for Camera Phones originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on February 3, 2010 at 9:42 am.
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Jelly Lens Special Effects Lenses for Camera Phones
A sixteen year old teenager from new Mexico called Alexander Kendrick has developed a device that can be used to send text messages from up to 1,000 feet underground. Alexander Kendrick won the 2009 international science fair for his DIY device that lets you send a text message from a mobile phone deep below the earth’s surface. The device is designed to be used in caves, and it sends data using low frequency radio waves that can penetrate the rock easier than high frequency transmissions.
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DIY Cell Phone Range Extender Works From 1,000 Feet Below Ground
Each weekday morning we feature a different “special” from our GearSponsor LogicBuy . For a while, it has been the site I went to first when looking for deals on electronics. (In fact, it’s where I found deals on my mother-in-law’s GPS and her HP notebook!!) For the past few months I’ve been the one posting the daily GearDeal from LogicBUY. As a result, I have become increasingly familiar with their site=.
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LogicBUY Expands, Includes More Video News and Reviews
PC cases for gamers and enthusiasts are available by the droves and it seems like new designs are popping up all the time in an attempt to part the gamer with some of their hard earned money. Sharkoon isn’t exactly a huge name in the enthusiast market, but the company has some interesting cases that it has debuted today including the Nightfall and Rebel9 Pro
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Sharkoon Nightfall and Rebel9 Pro PC cases launch