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CANNES, France (AVING Special Report on ‘MIPCOM 2010′) — Korea Creative Contents Agency(www.kocca.kr) revealed to have held a ‘Nickelodean worldwide broadcasting contract joining ceremony’ of ‘Tic Toc House’, a children’s animation selected through 2008 global project manufacturing support, at the MIPCOM ceremony hall of Cannes, France, on October 4. In celebration of a Korean animation’s simultaneous release into the world through a global broadcasting network for the first time in history, FunnyFlux, a Korean manufacturer; Zodiak, a foreign collaborative manufacturer; and Nickelodean, a broadcasting company, participated to commemorate the release of ‘Tic Toc House’ and make resolutions to cooperate in unfolding global business together in the future. This contract is a global pre purchasing contract of Nickelodean’s broadcast to 200 countries around the world including USA, England, Australia, and France, in 2012 through its global network. ‘Tic Toc House’ is also proceeding a contract with a global toy ∙ publishing company, other than this decision to be broadcasted. Jules Borkent, Senior Vice President of Nickelodean, stated that “Tic Toc House fits in perfectly with the piece structure Nickelodean pursues, and its humor ∙ educational factors display Nickelodean’s brand characteristics well; it will be widely loved by viewers from around the world.” (Picture description: From the left, Matthew Frank CEO of Zodiak Rights, Nigel Pickard Group Director of Zodiak Kids and Family, Karen Vermeulen Senior Vice President Zodiak Rights, Gil Hoon Jung President of FunnyFlux Entertainment, Youn Jean Chang Producer of FunnyFlux Entertainment , Debbie Macdonald Vice President of Nickelodeon, Jules Borkent Chief Vice President of Nickelodeon) ‘Tic Toc House’ is a childrens’ animation series consisting of 52 chapters of 11 minutes, and is a beneficial animation in that it endows fun and education to children at the same time by transmitting stories of wooden doll friends in a world inside clocks

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‘Tic Toc House’, to be broadcasted to countries around the world simultaneously through Nickelodeon

Not long after being sued by Microsoft , Motorola has announced that it’s suing Apple for the same old reason most companies in the mobile industry are suing each other: patent infringement. Motorola (actually its Motorola Mobility subsidiary) claims that the “ iPhone , iPad, iTouch and certain Mac computers” infringe a total of 18 patents. Said patents are related to various technologies, including WCDMA (aka 3G), GPRS, Wi-Fi 802.11, wireless email, location-based services, software application management, proximity sensing, and multi-device synchronization. Moto says that these technologies are fraudulently used by Apple in “many of its core products and associated services”, including the famous App Store and MobileMe.

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Motorola says iPhone and iPad infringe some of its patents, sues Apple

Just when we though the Samsung Galaxy S parade was over, here comes the Samsung Mesmerize on US Cellular . This is yet another Samsung Galaxy S phone, but unlike most of the models we’ve seen so far, this one’s a CDMA variant. Apart from that, it’s still got everything you’d expect from a Samsung Galaxy S Android phone. The Samsung Mesmerize sports a 4-inch touchscreen 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording, WiFi (b/g/n), Bluetooth 3.0, and runs on a 1GHz processor with Android 2.1 as its OS complete with Swype.

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US Cellular announces Samsung Mesmerize, CDMA Galaxy S Android phone

I know that BlackBerry has a Notes app that comes with the OS, but MiniNotes is the app that allows you to customize your notes your way. In fact, I have opted to use the MiniNotes in place of the native Notes app. I’ll share with you what MiniNotes is and why I prefer it. MiniNotes is a small application.

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Review: Note To Self; MiniNotes v1.1.1 For BlackBerry By BB4 Software

This is great news for all of us. Atlast we will have more options to choose from. As you all know, an iPhone user can never move another platform and at times we too need options to choose from just like the Android handsets. Coming to this news shared by AppleInsider , “Apple is currently working to expand the iPhone line, and may offer larger and smaller models as soon as early 2011, one Wall Street analyst has said.” “Our sources believe these likely represent new high-end and low-end iPhone models to complement its current iPhone 4,” Wu wrote in a note to investors

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Report: Apple Might Be Developing More Versions Of iPhones

Bolt Browser has grown a ton over the past and a bit. Today Bitstream, creators of Bolt Browser announced their latest version 2.3. The new verison of Bolt brings even better streaming media support with HTML 5, cloud backup for favorites, and even more mobile widgets for weather, Wikipedia, and others. You can grab the new version of Bolt Browser by pointing your BlackBerry browser to boltbrowser.com .

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Bolt Browser Updated to Version 2.3 – Brings HTML5, Cloud Backup, and more.

Found under: Samsung , i8700 , Omnia 7 , Windows Phone 7 , , Windows Phone 7 will finally be unveiled on October 11 and at that time well probably have plenty of handsets from various carriers made public. One of them will be the Samsung i8700 that has been captured on camera with just a few days to go until the official launch. The Samsung i8700 is rumored to be called the Omnia 7 and might be one of the flagship devices coming from the South Korean manufacturer although there arent that many details about it to prove such a claim. The Read More Read more in mobile format

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Samsung i8700 WP7 Phone Captured on Video

Found under: US Cellular , Samsung , Mesmerize , Galaxy S , US Cellular is now the fifth carrier to sell a version of the Samsung Galaxy S in the USA. After T-Mobile ATT Sprint and Verizon which are selling the Vibrant Captivate Epic 4G and Fascinate respectively all Samsung Galaxy S model US Cellular will start offering the Samsung Mesmerize to its customers on October 27.The Mesmerize will cost 199 with a contract and after a 80 mail-in rebate and will offer you the same features other Galaxy S models have to offer 4-inch Super AM Read More Read more in mobile format

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US Cellular Announces the Samsung Mesmerize, a Galaxy S Version

Found under: Sprint , Samsung , Transform , Android , , Sprint has a new Android slider as the company announced today the Samsung Transform. Its nowhere near as hot as the HTC EVO 4G or the Samsung Epic 4G but its still an Android handset worth considering.The Samsung Transform will come with a 3.5-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen display a full QWERTY keyboard 800 MHz processor 256MB of RAM 3G WiFi bg. GPS front-facing camera 3-megapixel back camera 1500 mAh battery and Android 2.1 running under the hood

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Sprint Announces the Samsung Transform Android Phone

As this year’s end comes closer, LG is making inroads into the smartphone market in hopes to deliver at least in part on their claims about smartphone launches in 2010 . A big part of LG’s strategy relies on Android, and more specifically on the LG Optimus One , a device that will presumably launch with 120 operators in 90 countries. Today, T-Mobile have officially announced the LG Optimus T, which looks like it’s an Optimus One made especially for T-Mobile. The Optimus T will be aimed at first-time smartphone buyers. It will come with Android 2.2 and deep integration with Google services including Voice actions (customers can control the phone by speaking commands to call, text, email, find directions and so on).

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T-Mobile announces the LG Optimus T, an affordable Android smartphone

Samsung has provided all the big four Tier 1 US carriers with customized versions of its Galaxy S Android smartphone, and now it looks like it is starting to focus on smaller and/or regional carriers. As such, US Cellular have announced today that they are launching their very own Galaxy S device, the Samsung Mesmerize (SCH-i500). The Mesmerize, as other Galaxy S versions, features a 4-inch Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, a 1 GHz Samsung Hummingbird processor, a 5 megapixel camera with HD video recording, 3.5 mm headset jack, microSD card slot, WiFi with DLNA support, Bluetooth, Android 2.1 (an Android 2.2 upgrade is coming “later this year”)

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US Cellular gets its own Galaxy S, the Samsung Mesmerize – available October 27th

Sprint announced that it is adding the Samsung Transform to its lineup of smartphones today. The Samsung Transform is an Android powered handset that offers a 3.5-inch touchscreen as well as a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. It has a number of compelling features, including a forward facing camera for video chats.

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Sprint reveals Samsung Transform Android 2.1 smartphone

Verizon is busy investing in and developing its next-generation LTE network across the United States. LTE is a technology that will allow for faster data speeds than current generation 3G or WiMax networks, and also, perhaps even more important for some use-cases, significantly lower latencies. Verizon’s LTE will initially see speeds ranging from 5 to 12 Mbps for download and between 2 and 5 Mbps for upload. Verizon’s LTE network will be live, before this year’s end, in 38 metropolitan areas and more than 60 airports across the United States. The 38 cities which will get LTE this year are: Akron, Ohio Athens, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Baltimore, Maryland Boston, Massachusetts Charlotte, North Carolina Chicago, Illinois Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Dallas, Texas Denver, Colorado Fort Lauderdale, Florida Houston, Texas Jacksonville, Florida Las Vegas, Nevada Los Angeles, California Miami, Florida Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Minnesota Nashville, Tennessee New Orleans, Louisiana New York, New York Oakland, California Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Orlando, Florida Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Phoenix, Arizona Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Rochester, New York San Antonio, Texas San Diego, California San Francisco, California San Jose, California Seattle/Tacoma, Washington St.

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Verizon will launch LTE in 38 cities and more than 60 airports by the end of the year

The 3D fad has crept into our Deal of the Day with the Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d. It’s a 3D gaming laptop that includes a pair of 3D glasses, and with the Lenovo promo code you end up saving a whopping 39% off the price, which is a $620 discount. It’s got an Intel Core i7, 4GB RAM, 500GB hard drive, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730 1GB graphics chip, and runs Windows 7 64-bit

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Deal of the Day: Save 39% on Lenovo IdeaPad Y560d 3D laptop

There have been so many rumors of a CDMA iPhone headed to Verizon over the past few years that at this point it could be really tough to believe that it may actually be happening. But the sudden increase, over the past couple of months, in chatter indicating that a Verizon iPhone is imminent, does point to the rumors finally coming to life. Ironically, Apple may have started working on a CDMA iPhone long after the first rumors about the supposed device came to light. In a similar fashion to what happened with the original iPhone and the iPad . Anyway, today the Wall Street Journal is reporting that “people briefed by Apple” have found out that mass production for a Verizon iPhone shall start before the end of this year.

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Verizon iPhone to enter mass production by year’s end

a flux capacitor for your phone? If you were to ask 100 people what their perfect smartphone would be, you can guarantee that it would never be possible to make. While that seems like a bold statement, a phone that did everything would be sure to cost more than any normal phone owner could ever afford, not to mention how big it have to be to fit in the necessary software, hardware, flux capacitor and espresso maker as requested. Instead, it’s easier to think about a handful of things a phone should have to make it perfect for everyday use. Here’s a list of ten things to look for in a phone that might just make up for not being able to brew us a morning cup of Joe

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Dream Machine: What Makes The Perfect Phone?

Do you know what Korean electronics giants do to promote their hold in world market? When one does something amazing like as a Windows handset leak, immediately the other tries to match it or do better than his rival’s achievement.

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Samsung Omnia7 i8700 exposed through video of 13-minutes

Google Goggles is one of those neat little applications that until you use it, you never realise just how useful it can be. The application has been available on Android devices since December last year, and now the app has come to the iPhone, with the latest Google App for iPhone update. What Google Goggles does, is to make a search based on an image captured on your phone. This could be a landmark, cover of a book, DVD, magazine, company logo, etc, and once captured Google Goggles will analyse the image and make a search based on the results. You can also train Google Goggles, so if a result returns unsatisfactory results, you can give feedback to help Google improve the app in a future release

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Google Goggles Comes to the iPhone

AT&T has yet to roll out its LTE/4G network , but that doesn’t mean it can’t announce LTE-compatible devices, right? The first AT&T device capable of supporting LTE is the LG Adrenaline USB dongle – which will receive a software upgrade to work on the carrier’s 4G network when this launches (sometime in 2011). Until then, the dongle will provide access to HSPA and Wi-Fi to customers who sign up for DataConnect or DataConnect Pass plans.

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AT&T announces its first LTE-compatible device and new Pantech Laser QWERTY phone

Samsung has prepared a new member for its Galaxy line of Android-powered smartphones. And while this is no Galaxy S, it still is a solid contender. Meet the Samsung Galaxy 551, otherwise known by its model number i5510. This is a midrange Android device with a side-sliding full QWERTY keyboard and not without its shortcomings. Which we’ll get to in a minute

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Samsung i5510 Galaxy 551 official details emerge

3TB hard drives aren’t exclusive to Seagate now as Western Digital has just announced its own to join none other than the My Book Essential external drive family. The WD’s 3TB – a Caviar Green drive – is based on a 4-platter so the drive actually has 750GB per platter compared with 600GB per platter for the Seagate version. Whether or not this will have an impact on performance remains to be seen. The WD’s My Book Essential also comes with a special MBR hack to allow device to report 4k clusters to Windows XP as the OS wouldn’t be able to handle drives past 2.2TB. Also unlike the Seagate GoFlex modular adapter approach , the WD’s My Book goes with a single USB 3.0 connection

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WD’s My Book External USB 3.0 Drive Joins 3TB Club