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In the mood to hypnotize yourself then you’ll love these newest cases from Incase that are being exclusively sold at Apple stores – in Paris! Inspired by the Louvre Pyramid, this collection was designed specifically for the launch of the new Apple Store in Paris. The limited-edition collection, Carrousel du Louvre includes a Messenger Bag, 13″ MacBook Pro Sleeve and iPhone 3GS Slider Case.The pattern is a bit blinding but if you are in Paris in the near future you may want to check it out in person because the collection has no plans of coming stateside

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Incase Launches Exclusive Line-up of Cases For Apple Store in Paris, Carrousel du Louvre

HTC HD2 is a tough device.. dont believe us check out the video where the device is put through heavy screen abuse. You will feel sorry for the device. The things reviewers have to do to keep the readers happy Here is a very detailed review of the HD2 from mobile-review.com Contents: Design, materials Corps Dimensions Controls Screen Luggage Offline Performance Interfaces Navigation Music Software Additional features Competitors Conclusion via wmPowerUser © .

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Mega HTC HD2 and screen destruction test on the Leo

Juniper Research has published their forecast that in five years, one in every six mobile subscribers in the world will possess a mobile phone enabled with Near Field Communications capabilities. The consequences, of course, for businesses, consumers, and mobile marketers will be as significant as they are promising. According to Juniper’s research, the NFC report illustrated that payments and retail transactions (including mobile coupons) will contribute dramatically in transforming the cell phone into a widespread payment tool and an unprecedented mechanism for sales and promotional opportunities for retailers.

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NFC Mobile Phone Use to Explode by 2014

bada Samsung today entered into the mobile OS arena with bada. The software, whose name is based on the Korean for “ocean,” is designed to be open and will compete directly against rivals like Android. Earlier today we reported that Samsung will be dropping Windows Mobile and Symbian for Android , looks like Android is going to get booted too. Most details are left vague, but bada will have a central app store and the 1st device with bada will come out in 2010. You can expect to hear more in December when the company holds its launch event for the platform in London

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Meet Samsung Bada – new Mobile OS

RIM vs WM According to WMPowerUser , Global Crossing, a telecommunications firm which provides networking services such as VPN, video conferencing and VoIP in 60 countries and has over 5000 employees is in the process of moving from Blackberrys to Windows Mobile smartphones. According to Steven Schafer, Director of Network Services at Global Crossing “ RIM requires that you pay for a license for the BlackBerry servers…. You pay a license for every BlackBerry user that you have connected, and then you also pay for support and maintenance for the servers and users. ” Schafer is counting on such a smooth integration with Exchange 2010 and Office Communications Server.

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Company migrates mobile users from BlackBerry to Windows Mobile

samsung smartphone share Electronista is making a claim which states that Samsung will be pushing more Android devices in the near future. According to the claim. In 2010 Samsung devices with Windows Mobile will be reduced to 50 percent , its currently around the 80 percent mark and by 2012 it will be further reduced to just 20 percent of Samsung’s phones.

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RUMOR : Samsung is switching to Android and giving the boot to Windows Mobile and Symbian

Well add another competitor to the heaphone market with the introduction of the Bowers Wilkins P5 Mobile Hi-FI Headphones . Aiming to give the personal experience of having a concert for one, the P5 hopes to take headphones to the next level. Not only does it aim to make you appreciate and feel the raw music, but it is also aesthetically very pleasing with its black sheep skinned leather earpads and silver metal finishes. It also promises to be keep noise interference at a minimum but still not completely drown-out your surroundings so you still have a grasp on the world around you. Lastly the P5 works with your iPhone or iPod  and comes with an Apple-approved cable, for easy speech and device control

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Bowers Wilkins Debut with First Pair of Headphones – The P5 Mobile Hi-FI

China’s underground cell phone maker released a special Michael Jackson phone. Well, we are not encouraging you to buy China’s “Shanzai” (black market) phones, you got to love the design of this Michael Jackson phone that is so cool. I bet the world’s largest cell phone makers, such as Nokia and Samsung have never ever released a phone that is as cool as this Michael Jackson phone. Maybe, it is the time for Nokia to hire the designers behind this phone.

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Michael Jackson Phone Released in China

What would the boys in Orange be without weird quality issues – after their infamous SUDS, the masters of fooked-up power supplies now bring us the on-off-Stone: According to various sources, we are looking at an issue related to improper fixing of the internal inductors in the base of the charger. As usual, replacements are given out – but don’t expect them to last any longer than the original one did . Related posts: BlackBerry Bold yanked due to software issues Palm & Product quality – Treo Pro cracks reported Palm: manufacturing issues with Pre

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Palm’s TouchStone hit with quality issues

When Google buys a mobile advertising firm for $750M in stock, you know that mobile marketing is serious business. The planned acquisition of AdMob marks Google’s priciest buy since YouTube. “Mobile advertising has enormous potential as a marketing medium and while this industry is still in the early stages of development, AdMob ( see our past coverage ) has already made exceptional progress in a very short time,” Susan Wojcicki, Google’s vice president of product management, said a statement. Backed by Google investor Sequoia Capital, as well as Accel Partners, Draper Fisher Jurvetson and Northgate Capital, AdMob’s mobile marketing victory won’t be the last for startups in the space

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AdMob Dials in $750M in Acquisition By Google

It is reported that some Nokia’s chargers sold after April were defective and Nokia will be taking action to appease its customers by replacing them. It is found that all of these defective chargers were third part made and sold both as box accessory and as separate item. It is found that between June 15, 2009 to August 9, 2009, AC-3U and AC-3E, have been defectively manufactured

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Defective Nokia chargers will be taken back with new replacement

Looking for a unique and economical clock for your bedroom? Well it doesn’t have an iPod Dock but the “Elements”  collection from Oregon Scientific does still have some unique tricks. The Elements Atomic Projection Alarm Clock with Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer automatically sets itself to your location in the U.S. and adjusts for Daylight Savings Time. It has a projection feature as well and projects time, weather, and alarm on any surface.

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Elements Atomic Projection Alarm Clock with Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer

It was announced mid last week that Microprocessor giant Intel was being sued by New York’s Attorney General Andrew Cuomo for violating United States antitrust laws. Intel is accused of coercing computer manufacturers such as Dell and HP into purchasing Intel microprocessor chips in exchange for payment. Rather than paying the companies directly, Intel offered to pay for the manufacturer’s consumer rebates, giving these companies a competitive edge and a huge incentive to purchase the Intel x86 microprocessor. Cuomo and the New York State government argue that this violates antitrust laws because it discourages competition in the marketplace.

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Intel’s Legal Woes: Justice or Witch Hunt?

Dinlagb’s multimodular laptop sock is not your ordinary laptop sleeve. This snug-fitting case wraps around your laptop like a cozy sweater. But it won’t just keep your laptop warm this winter, it will also keep you warm! The multimodular laptop sock can also transform in to a full length scarf or a beanie to keep your noggin warm. Designed for 12″-17″ laptops, you can pick up the multimodular laptop sock for $48. (Via MacLife Magazine )

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Dinglab Multimodular Laptop Sock Doubles as a Winter Hat

Androids vs Windows Mobile Up until the last couple of years Windows Mobile faced no major threats in the touch screen smartphone division. As a result of this the innovation in Windows Mobile over the years has been minimal too. Check out the video below which shows the evolution of Windows Mobile . Up until WM6.5 it looks the bloody same, no major changes in the UI department from Microsoft ( kudos to HTC for bringing out HTC Cube , TouchFlo and Samsung for its ToucWiz UI ).

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Why are you still using Windows Mobile ?

You don’t usually see a Windows Mobile phone being promoted these days. But Verizon has recently shown a new ad which slams the iPhone and promotes Windows Mobile ( HTC Imagio ) and Android devices ( HTC Eris ). AT&T is apparently suing Verizon for misrepresenting its network in ads, but that doesn’t seem to have prevented the carrier from using that same map image in this new video. via EngadgetMobile.com © . Saijo for 1800PocketPC.com , 2009.

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WTF .. A Windows Mobile Phone in an ad thats not by Microsoft

Firfox Mobile new Logo The results from the Mozilla Creative Collective’s “Firefox Goes Mobile” design challenge are out, and the winner is “Pocketfox” , by Yaroslaff Chekunov. Yaroslaff, who is based in Krasnodar, Russia, cites as his design inspiration, “ the Firefox itself, your approach to the web-site execution, and of course my wife who always brings up new ideas. ” Check out the runnerup designs © . Saijo for 1800PocketPC.com , 2009

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FireFox Mobile gets a new Logo

Samsung like always a brand that is known for its authenticity and legitimacy has now made news by signing an agreement with Qualcomm, according to which, Sammy has to pay a huge amount of 1.3 billion US dollars, for the patents this company owns. Just after the dispute which happened between Nokia and Apple a week back, Samsung too afraid to get name on all such matters has paid almost a fortune to Qualcomm, the CDMA patent holder to use its services like CDMA, OFDMA and CDMA on all its devices. The Qualcomm earning almost a half of its yearly income of 2009 in just one single go from Samsung although has said that this is the lowest deal for this Korean company. Any ways all still unveiled, the actual amount has still not been revealed but the company sure has to pay some royalties for another 15 years… we guess. Related Posts Amazon proffering the Nokia E72 for $469 The E71 already was being touted as the finest of the S60 devices, the expectations with the E72 are..

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Samsung pays Qualcomm a fortune to use its patented services

PlayIt PlayIt! is a Windows Phone 6.5 Titanium plugin to control and display the status of S2P or Nitrogen. Default skin works for all Resolutions, portrait and landscape. Requirements : WM 6.5 Professional with the Titanium (CHome) interface S2P v0.72-beta or higher Mortscript 4.2 JMLPanex v2.10 or higher ( used for button press detection ) Download this Application ©

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PlayIt! 0.40 – Titanium Music Player Control for S2P or Nitrogen

The Smart Cover may turn your iPhone into a huge brick to lug around, but you’ll be kissing it that it didn’t go dead in the middle of an important call or Tweet! The Smart Cover from Smart Power, Inc is a unique charging case that gives your iPhone or any iPod product juice via the sun. When fully charged it will give you 390 hours of standby time and 9.5 hours of talk time

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The Smart Cover Uses Solar Energy to Charge Your iPhone for 9.5 hours of Talk Time

Wow it seems everyday there is another competitor to the Flip. The Sharper Image U Video doesn’t have any neat qualities like the Vivitar 510 had last week, but it has a few nice touches. It works just the same as the Flip or Kodak Zi6 , the U-Video Camera stores up to one hour of footage on its onboard 1GB of memory. It also has a built in speaker for playback on the go. All files can easily be uploaded through a USB adapter

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The Sharper Image U Video Camera Tries Looks and Acts like the Flip