Now these palm-sized devices are not merely an item to showoff. Their functionality is not limited to mere making and receiving calls. These gadgets are now a necessity in our lives. While buying a handset one should keep in mind every necessary detail and specification. One can choose from Nokia Mobile Deals , Samsung contract phones and many others
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Nokia Mobile Deals – A Double Bonanza
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
Maybe you’re looking for a wireless geotagging solution for your DSLR. It has come to our attention that ‘ foolography ‘ has a few new solutions for you. One of their method does not really include the GPS receiver but just a bluetooth dongle that attaches to your DSLR which can communicate with pretty much any bluetooth GPS receiver
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geotagging with bluetooth dongle
AT&T Navigator just got an update from TeleNav, to version 1.7i. The new features include integration of multitasking on the new iPhone OS. The next highlight is of course speech recognition where you can just say an address or search for something using just your voice. Other upgrades are traffic camera alerts, lane assistance, smoother 3D navigation, and the background battery saver mode.
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Telenav’s AT&T Navigator gets update
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
Today, T-Mobile announced the addition of the LG Optimus T to its Android handset lineup. The Optimus T is being billed as an affordable, easy-to-use Android device for the masses. The press release is pretty light on specs, but we do find out that the device has a 3.2 megapixel camera, capacitive touchscreen display, and will run stock Android 2.2. The device is also a “with Google” production. The Optimus will come with a 2 GB micro-SD card and can be expanded to up to a 32 GB card
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T-Mobile announces LG Optimus T, affordable Android 2.2 device
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
The Nielsen Company has published research claiming that Android accounted for 32% of new smartphones bought in the US between January and August this year. That means Google’s OS has overtaken BlackBerry. However, when it comes to all smartphone owners, BlackBerry is still top dog in the US with a 31% market share, although Apple is up to 28%, and Android climbing fast with 19%. This is a significant development and the future for Android taking a commanding lead in the nearest future isnt going to be far-fetched
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Nielsen: Android is the No.1 choice for new smartphone buyers in the US
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
A brand new phone from Sony Ericsson’s Greenheart range has today been released on Virgin Mobile deals, the Sony Ericsson Cedar is the manufacturers latest environmentally friendly launch and offers a very stylish look combined with some great features. GreenHeart is all about reducing negative impact on the environment. Recycled plastic housing, no lead and less
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Sony Ericsson Cedar Deals – New Sony Cedar Released
Google Goggles has until now been one of the apps that Android users could use to show off the unique capabilities of their chosen mobile OS. Thanks to a change of heart at Apple’s App Store approvals dept. iPhone users can now put on a pair of Google Goggles to perform visual searches on the world
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Google Goggles comes to iPhone
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
I have a Bluetooth keyboard from Stowaway that works with my iPhone 3GS and it works beautifully for typing, but the kicker is having to re-pair it with my iPhone every time I open it up. I’m hoping this Jorno BT keyboard (due 2011 for about $79 if you pre-order) has a few more tricks up its sleeve, aside from its insanely compact form factor. If it can seamlessly pair with the iPhone after waking up (i.e
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The Jorno BT keyboard for iPhone and iPad looks both foldable and intriguing
Whether you are a serious musician or just like playing as a hobby to relax, chances are you have a guitar and a tuner. As with most musicians your budget is probably tight or with the casual player you don’t keep up on the up-keep of your gear, so when your guitar is out of tune, you go for the tuner. But most likely the battery is dead because A) you didn’t want to spend the cash or B) hadn’t played in so long, the batteries just went dead. This is why the solar powered guitar tuner makes perfect sense.
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Solar Powered Guitar Tuner by Tascam
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
Photo Cred: Engadget There is a battle between phone companies to get the market share, and this has resulted in a wealth of models being released. The popular design at the moment is the smartphone, and this is something that Microsoft has taken note of for their new Windows 7 phone , the Samsung Cetus.
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Windows 7 Phone Updates: Mixed Messages and Tethering
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