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Samsung Focus officially heading to AT&T. For AT&T customer, this is a big news to begin with but they won’t have to wait long to get their hands on the handset. The device will be available at your AT&T retail stores on November 8th. The Samsung Focus has a 4-inch WVGA Super AMOLED display, 5.0 megapixel, and has a microSD expansion slot for up to 16GB. The Samsung Focus is the official name AT&T’s Samsung Omnia 7.

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Samsung Focus (Omnia 7) Heading To AT&T On November 8th

TechCrunch is reporting that Apple is going to skip adding the latest in mobile technology, 4G (LTE) networks, for its annual iPhone refresh next summer in favor of a GSM/CDMA dual-mode iPhone. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

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Rumor: Apple to produce GSM/CDMA dual-mode iPhone for 2011

The LG’s offer with Windows Phone 7 OS, features a 3.8 inch (800 x 480) capacitive touchscreen display, along with 1GHz processor 3G, Wi-Fi, 5megapixel camera with 720p video recording and 360-degree panorama mode. With dimensions of  125 x 59.8 x 11.5mm, LG Optimus 7 also packs accelerometer, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, digital compass, Bluetooth 2.1, 3.5mm headphone jack, 16GB of internal memory and 1500mAh battery. The phone also feature Play-To- DLNA streaming functionality, Voice-to-Text - allowing voice to text transcribing for Facebook and Twitter updates and Scansearch application, that allows user to “access real-time information about shopping, dining, weather, entertainment and banking, bringing together your online and offline worlds for an easier life

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LG Optimus 7 Windows Phone 7

Samsung’s first Windows Phone 7 smartphone is now officially announced. The Samsung Omnia 7 GT-I8700 has a 4-inch (800×480) Super AMOLED touchscreen, 1GHz Qualcomm QSD8250 processor, 8GB on board memory and 5-megapixel autofocus camera. Running Microsoft’s latest mobile operating system, the new Samsung’s smartphone offers 3G with HSPA support, Wi-Fi b/g/n, GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, FM Radio with RDS, A-GPS, 3.5mm audio jack and 1500mAh battery.

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Samsung Omnia 7 official

Announced at Nokia World 2010, the Nokia C7 Symbian^3 smartphone has started shipping to customers around the world. TheC7 is the second device from the Nokia  based on the newSymbian^3  platform and offers 3.5 inch AMOLED (360 x 640 pixels) capacitive touchscreen in stainless steel and glass casing. The smartphone measures 117.3 x 56.8 x 10.5 mm, weights 130 grams, has a 350MB built-in memory, HSDPA/HSUPA support, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS,FM radio, micro USB connector, a microSD slot and a 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash with 20p video recording capability. [Show as slideshow] Related posts: Nokia N95 Starts Shipping Nokia N95 Nokia Booklet 3G Presented at Nokia World

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Nokia C7 is shipping

Well, I sit at my keyboard typing on the eve of Microsoft’s “Big Event”. Tomorrow at 9:30am EDT in New York City, Steve Ballmer will unveil the long-awaited Windows Phone 7 platform (for those interested, the press conference will be live streaming here ). For those who are involved with or follow the smartphone market closely, October 11th 2010 marks a day a long time in the making. I have had the great fortune to be quite close to all of the events of the last several years leading up to tomorrow, be they good or bad.

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Windows Phone 7 and “The Hundred Years War”

Android is one of the leading models of smartphone around, with many iPhone users transferring over to the Motorola phone and citing small improvements such as ‘non-obtrusive’ notifications, a more effective keyboard, and more freedom over customization and programming of apps. By the sounds of things, the Droid is really listening to smartphone users and working at full steam to correct past mistakes – something that the iPhone isn’t so good at.

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Android Is Listening To Users: New Models Correcting Past Mistakes

Vodafone has started selling the new BlackBerry Torch, while taking orders for the Nokia N8 for shipping on October 22nd. Although Nokia is gradually starting to supply people who pre-ordered a SIM-free Nokia N8, Vodafone won’t be giving you the chance to buy an N8 for a few more weeks, but the BlackBerry Torch is available now – free on a £40 contract (or £35 for business customers). More information from Vodafone on the BlackBerry Torch 9800 and Nokia N8 . Related posts: Vodafone UK to Sell the Samsung Jet Free on Contract HTC Desire Pre-ordering opens on Vodafone ahead of Oct 14th launch BlackBerry 8120 Global Wi-Fi Device Unveiled for AT&T

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BlackBerry Torch out now on Vodafone, N8 coming October 22nd

Vodafone has opened pre-ordering for the HTC Desire HD, ahead of its launch on the 14th October. The HTC Desire HD will be free on a £35 per month, two-year contract. Customers who order on this price plan will get 900 minutes ( if ordered online , compared to 600 offline), unlimited texts and 750MB of data (500MB offline)

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HTC Desire Pre-ordering opens on Vodafone ahead of Oct 14th launch

Project DaNGO – a Drupal project sponsored by Microsoft to help smaller charities get up and running with fundraising. DANGO provides Drupal a-ready-to-use solution. Download at: www.microsoft.com/web/drupal/ Project DaNGO – DANGO is a Drupal project sponsored by Microsoft designed to help smaller charities get up and running with fundraising activities.

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Drupal work with Microsoft

Discover the Nokia N8 – an amazing smartphone that lets you take stunning photos, capture true HD movies and play them all back on your HDTV! Nokia N8 is the first phone to have a large 12 Megapixel camera lens and Carl Zeiss Optics, for flawless photo quality.

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NOKIA N8 – The Carphone Warehouse eye openers

The breathtaking Samsung Wave will sweep you away into a sea of apps and features. With the world’s first super AMOLED touch screen and a super-fast 1GHz processor; Wave was made for pure media playback, brilliant web browsing and effortless multitasking. The first handset to have Samsung’s new Bada operating system and social hub, Wave is also the first mobile with Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity

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The Carphone Warehouse Eyeopeners

Those of you who have your eyes and ears aimed the right direction will be familiar with the PushN900 stuff that happened previously. I covered one of the showcases which involved pole dancing robots, Kryten from Red Dwarf and the winners of the PushN900 hack competition (not in that particular order, nor with any nsfw activities either). Two of the winners, were my favourite – the Solderin Skaters and Kaping With the N900 videos below show what has been achieved by those hacks. Very impressive stuff

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Nokia Push And Burton – Pushing The Boundaries

Faced with the challenge of creating the world’s biggest Intel chime, five intrepid employees from Intel Romania throw themselves at the problem, literally! Watch the Bass Jump Video : short version / full version Check out the behind the scenes here www.intel.ro/bassjump. Think you can do better?

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Intel engineers quit hanging around

Travelling across the country, travelling internationally or simply taking a small weekend trip to a hotel or friend’s house probably means that you’ll be taking your laptop, mobile phone and the plethora of other mobile devices that can gain access to the internet when in range of a mobile broadband service. Indeed, many people take advantage of these wireless-capable devices

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Using Broadband on the Go

In today’s modern society, the common claim from most people is ‘we are too busy’ as if life is somehow so hectic that it is virtually impossible to complete all the things we have to do, let alone all the things we would like to do. The impression is that despite the technology, we live in a world where the resource drain on our time is just too much, and as such certain activities suffer. The truth of the matter is, we are all actually in control of our own situations, and a few changes here and there would make a world of difference, it just takes a re-aligning of priorities. However, the technology we have day by day in our pockets, bags and purses can also be used in a multitude of ways to help us serve others who need help on a regular basis, without making too many drastic changes to the way we live our lives

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Orange Launches Mobile Volunteering Project

Mobile World Congress is a yearly exhibition/Conference about mobility. The event is held in Barcelona from February 14 to 17. So this is the place to be to see the future as every mobile actors seize this opportunity to showcase their advancement in mobile technology. You also get to hear from speakers from prominent companies from across the world.  This year confirmed speakers are: Randall Stephenson,  Chairman,  CEO be President of AT&T

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GSMA Mobile World Congress 2011 speakers announced.

Broadband Internet is rapidly taking the lead as the most popular type of Internet Access  due to its speed and is offered in the form of cable, DSL (Digital Subscriber Line), and satellite.  Although dial-up service is cheaper, more than half the world’s population is opting for the speed and convenience of a broadband Internet connection. With all of the options that are available today for obtaining a broadband Internet connection, what is the difference between the connections and which one is best? How can you compare internet service ? The answer depends upon your geographical area and the connection options that are available in your location.  If you live in a metropolitan area, most likely you will have more options for a broadband Internet connection than if you are located in a rural area.

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A Review of Broadband Internet Connections

Jason Zander (GM, Visual Studio, Microsoft) gives a tour through some of Visual Studio 2010′s new features, and how building great Windows 7 apps has never been easier. Related posts: Sony Ericsson Adds Apps to Its PlayNow Arena Microsoft to put Office in Windows Mobile 6 Why the fuss about Windows 7?

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Tech Days – Jason Zander – Building Great Windows 7 Apps

Jason Zander (GM, Visual Studio, Microsoft) as part of his presentation for Visual Studio 2010 demos how to build mob apps for Azure. Related posts: Sony Ericsson Adds Apps to Its PlayNow Arena Dell’s building an Android phone Windows Mobile 7.0 to be Available in April 2010 ?

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Tech Days – Jason Zander – Building Mob Apps Azure

Mike Ormond, from Microsoft’s Developer and Platform Group, gives a session on the top 10 items that developers might be interested in learning more about in Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.net. Related posts: Telus unveiled Motorola’s Mike i877 flip phone New Android SDK released by Google Nokia Expands N-Gage Platform

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Tech Days – Mike Ormond – Changes in ASP.net