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We dont usually see the device manufacturer doing their own unboxing and a mini video review of the features of their device, but LG has released a video in which they managed to do exactly that. Some key features Built in Pandora App AT&T Navigator and the Pico Projector ( optional ) According to wmpoweruser The smartphone is available now at AT&T for $199.99 with contract and after rebate, with the projector costing an additional $179.99. They have also put up their own mini site for the device www.lgexpo.com watch the vidoe review of projector by PCMagazine © . Saijo for 1800PocketPC.com , 2009. | No comment | Add to del.icio.us See more Freewares from : Handset Review

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LG eXpo – LG does their own unboxing and Mini review

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The iMojito is an iPhone pouch with three extra slots for important cards or cash — you know, the things you’re probably used to keeping in a wallet. It’s a product that makes a lot of sense, and I opted to take a look at one because I thought that using one for a little while might open me up to another way of carrying my gear around.

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Review: iMojito, a pleather wallet and pouch combo for the iPhone 3GS

slow cold morning. ahh super cold and boring this morning… and im kinda in a rush to type so that i can put my hands back under the blankets. soo here ya go! IDC: Apple App Store to Top 300,000 Apps in 2010 The Apple App Store will balloon to more than 300,000 apps by the end of 2010, up from more than 100,000 games, calendars and other apps being offered today, according to a new forecast from consultant IDC. This estimate may yet prove conservative.

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What the heck is wrong with my App Store lately? For the past six days it’s been telling me to update bloody Rock Band (sorry RB, I don’t mean to take this out on you!) to the latest version when, in fact, I’ve been playing the latest version since the App Store told me about it last week. I’ve updated the game a good three or four times over the Mac and on the iPhone, and it’s proved to be a waste of time and bandwidth.

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Minor Argh: My App Store isn’t updating properly

This isn’t an iPhone theme in the usual sense, but it does do a heck of a job of re-touching the lock screen portion of your jailbroken iPhone. All you have to do is transfer the Tenuitas theme into your themes folder (mini tutorial here ), apply the theme in Winterboard, and you’re good to go. Tenuitas gives the lock screen a much cleaner appearance and rids it of the “slide to unlock” text. The theme is “tap to unlock” by default”, but you can choose from four other unlock methods as long as you keep them loaded above the main “Tenuitas” theme within Winterboard (see screenshots after jump for an example)

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The Federal Trade Commission has set its sights set on Google. According to the Wall Street Journal this week, the FTC is looking into Google’s proposed $750 million acquisition of mobile advertising network AdMob. Although many expected the mega-deal to provoke at least some attention from the FTC it seems unlikely at this time that any steps or actions will be taken to preclude the acquisition from actually taking place. No names affiliated with either Google or the FTC were directly sourced in the article to provide inside details. According to a representative for Google, the “investigation” is presented as routine protocol.

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Google’s AdMob Acquisition Eyed By FTC

eprice.com.tw has leaked information about the new phones that HTC will launch in 2010. According to the leaked source, there will be 8 new full touch screen phones released or planned to be released in the first half of 2010. The phones are HTC Legend, HTC Salsa, HTC Tide, HTC Buzz, HTC Performance, HTC Bravo, HTC Photon, HTC Trophy, and HTC Tera. Out of the 8 phones, only 3 phones run on Windows Mobile OS, the rest run on Android OS! We are not sure how Steve Ballmer could have a stress less Christmas holidays after seeing the loyal Windows mobile OS supporter, HTC, is aligning themselves more with Google’s Android. HTC Legend 111 x 57 x 11.4 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE quand-bandsupports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream2 Mbps upstreampowered by Android OS 3.2-inch AMOLED HVGA touch screen 5-megapixel digital camera, autofocus, LED flash 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD WLAN Qualcomm MSM 7227 600 MHz HTC Salsa 115 x 65 x 8.6 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Android OS 2.6-inch QVGA touch screen 3.2-megapixel digital camera 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD WLAN Qualcomm MSM7225 528 MHz QWERTY keyboard Launch date: June, 2010 HTC Tide 114 x 53 x 13 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Android OS 2.68-inch QVGA touch screen 3.2-megapixel digital camera 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD WLAN Qualcomm MSM7225, 528 MHz Launch Date: April, 2010 HTC Buzz 105 x 60 x 11 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Android OS 3.2-inch QVGA touch screen 5-megapixel digital camera, supports face tagging 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD WLAN HTC Sense GUI Qualcomm MSM7225, 528 MHz Launch Date: May, 2010 HTC BRAVO 112 x 56 x 11.7 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Android OS 3.7-inch AMOLED WVGA touch screen 5-megapixel digital camera, LED flash Records 720P high-definition videos 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM 16 GB internal memory microSD Qualcomm QSD8250, 1 GHz Launch Date: April, 2010 HTC Photon 104 x 57 x 10.9 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 3.2-inch HVGA Touch screen 5-meapixel digital camera 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD TouchFLO 3D GUI Qualcomm MSM7227, 600 MHz Launch Date: April, 2010 HTC Trophy 119 x 58.36 x 11 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 3 inch VGA Touch screen 5-megapixel digital camera 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD TouchFLO 3D GUI Qualcomm MSM7227, 600 MHz Launch Date: May, 2010 HTC Tera 115 x 53 x 15.5 mm (size) WCDMA / HSDPA 900 / 2100 MHzGSM / GPRS / EDGE supports up to 7.2 Mbps downstream 2 Mbps upstream powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 3 inch WQVGA Touch screen 3.2-megapixel digital camera 512 MB ROM / 256 MB RAM microSD TouchFLO 3D GUI Qualcomm MSM7227, 600 MHz Launch Date: April, 2010

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Leaked: 8 New HTC Touch Screen Phones That Will Be Launched in the first half of 2010

Palm’s webOS is based heavily on all kinds of open-source technology: in fact, the Pre even ships with a PDF file detailing the various projects involved and their licenses. Unfortunately, it looks like the boys in Orange forgot about one crucial GPL-licensed bit of technology: the very PDF rendering engine which is used for displaying the aforementioned file (among others). Yahoo Finance reports the following: … San Rafael-based Artifex Software Inc. said Friday it filed a suit in the U.S. District Court for northern California because Palm had integrated its muPDF program into Palm Pre devices since their launch in June.

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Palm sued over webOS PDF technology

CoPilot, the ever popular navigation app for the iPhone has now added even more features. This time, making use of the in-app purchase functionality, they have added paid for services enabling live traffic, fuel prices and local search. The official release info : (…) Read the rest of CoPilot for the iPhone adds Live Traffic, Fuel Prices and Local Search via in-app purchase © MichaelC for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2009. | Permalink | | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: App update , CoPilot , navigation apps

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VITAband can be this generation’s Medical ID bracelet.  It’s a digital identification bracelet with two key functions: it stores personal health records to give first responders access to critical information in the event of an emergency, PLUS gives access to tap payment technology through a RFID chip – and this is all on your wrist, just like in Japan where this technology is extremely popular

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VITAband Stores your Medical Info and Also Pays Your Hospital Bill with Tap Technology

When I walked into the Xbox 360 Lips #1 Hits event, I knew it was my kind of party. Located in a basement karaoke bar hidden away on a NYC side street, it was all about a Chinese food buffet, blaring music, and amateur karaoke stars singing along to new favorites and old standards. At a normal karaoke bar, you choose some mainstream song and sing along with the bootleg instrumental version of it. With Xbox 360 Lips, it’s a totally different experience. Lips plays the real version of your favorite songs with the main singer’s voice turned down but still audible

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Xbox 360 Lips #1 Hits Hands-on

Rummble comes to Windows Mobile, kudos to wmpoweruser for the find Rummble is all about finding and sharing stuff you’ll like, as quickly as possible. One of the big differences between Rummble & other services which give you ratings, is that Rummbles recommendations are personalized to you. You might see 8/10, someone else will see 3/10. Rummble does this using some clever technology called “trust networks”. It works out who you trust for different types of content.

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Rummble – find and rate what you like and share it with your friends , now on Windows Mobile

Engadget might call this thing a KIRF (keepin’ it real fake), but I call it a minimalist device  — all of the plastic of an iphone, but without any of the hassle of any electronic parts.  If you’re tired of running out of battery, being gouged by your carrier’s smartphone plans, or just have no use for working electronic devices, then this might be the perfect iPhone model for you. iPhoneDummy.net sent me a free one to take a look at, and I’ve got a few more details (err) and pictures (yay!) after the jump

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An iPhone for Dummies

Samsung is ready to launch Sasmung SCH-i899, its first Android-powered phone in China, in the coming weeks. When the Samsung SCH-i899 gets official launch, it will be available for China Telecom subscribers. This CDMA2000 full touch screen phone supports up to 3.1Mbps download speed, and surprisingly, it will support Wi-Fi connectivity, while iPhone’s Wi-Fi has been stripped out in China. The features of the Samsung SCH-i899 include a 3.2-inch AMOLED touch screen, 3-megapixel digital camera, GPS, 4GB of internal memory space, and a microSDHC memory expansion slot. The phone is powered by a 800MHz AMR11 processor, so users should have plenty of processing power to run any Android application.

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Samsung SCH-i899 Lands in China

The Nokia N97 Mini scales down the size of the N97 without losing out on any of the power. The N97 Mini features a 3.2 inch touchscreen and slide out QWERTY keyboard which, when combined, make for the perfect web browsing phone. The Mini N97 runs on the Symbian operating system letting you download apps from the Ovi store, customise the phone and add live web feeds to the home screen letting you jump straight to your favourite online content. The N97 Mini also features a 5.0 Megapixel camera, HSDPA and Wi-Fi, GPS and 8GB of internal memory plus expandable memory

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Nokia N97 Mini

10 Free Licenses for CopyTrans 4 (PC only) To Be Won Contest Deadline: Wednesday December 9th, 1:00pm US Central It’s easy enough to put music on an iPhone — iTunes takes care of that. CopyTrans 4 comes at the iPhone (or iPod) from the other direction and allows you to take all of your music and media off of  the device to create a new iTunes library, or just stick the music into nicely organized folders

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CopyTrans 4 Contest – Ten copies of iPhone music backup software to give away! [Windows Only]

Google has begun a massive mobile marketing campaign surrounding Place Pages, the small pages that display info for local  businesses on Google Maps.  What’s interesting is that the centerpiece for the campaign is the use of QR-Codes. Google is starting things off by sending QR-code decals to some 190,000 local businesses across the US.  Google determined the most searched for and most clicked local Place Pages for the initial run, though a full release is imminent

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Today is the one year anniversary of for the SimplyTweet iPhone app – and to celebrate the app is being offered for free, for today only. SimplyTweet is a hugely feature-rich iPhone Twitter client – one that is very popular and that I tend to think of as ‘ the hardest working app in show biz ’ because it is so lovingly and frequently updated. The app normally goes for $4.99 – so if you’re after a very good iPhone Twitter app for zero dollars, then go give it a look today – HERE . © PatrickJ for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2009. | Permalink | | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: iphone apps , iPhone Twitter apps , SimplyTweet

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About a week ago an Italian app named  Future Mail was approved , even though it makes use of private APIs. As Steve Jobs said, the use of private APIs is no longer accepted due to some problems users have had (and could have in he future). This is the email from apple explaining the situation: During our review of your application we found it is using a private API, which is in violation of the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement section 3.3.1; “3.3.1 Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs.” While your application has not been rejected, it would be appropriate to resolve this issue in your next update. Another similar case appeared this December: Knocking was approved by Apple when Steve Jobs himself intervened.

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Quick Thoughts: is Apple becoming more tolerant in approving apps?

SportyPal SportyPal is a Windows Mobile app that can track your exercise activity and logs your map position, movement, distance, tempo and calories burned. It also has a web interface so you can track the data from any PC that have an internet connection. It also has a companion app for all major mobile devices. Its quite finger friendly and is quite easy to use. You can upload your workouts on the internet with a simple click of a button on your mobile phone

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SportyPal for Windows Mobile gets an update, now with social networking support