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The BlackBerry Torch goes on sale in the Untied States later this week, but its still unknown when exactly it’ll launch in Canada. Previously Canada’s big three (Bell, Telus and Rogers) had announced it would be coming later this year. However the team over at TheBerryFix got word that Canada’s very own Telus Mobility might be gearing up for a mid-September launch. The rumor points to September 16th as the possible Canadian launch date for the Torch 9800. Sadly nothing is confirmed as of yet, including pricing.

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Telus launching BlackBerry Torch 9800 on September 16th?

Found under: No Smoking , Symbian , Nokia , Application , , Smoking is a bad unehealthy habbit yet so many people are still enjoying it. But on the bright side there are plenty of people that choose to quit and thats a step forward even if they happen to have a hard time doing so.

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No Smoking App Teaches You How to Quit Smoking

Found under: Sony Ericsson , Xperia X10 , AT&T , USA , , The Xperia X10 is Sony Ericssons flagship Android device and it has been available in various markets for months now. But it looks like its only now that the company is getting ready to bring the device to the U.S. market.

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Sony Ericsson to Finally Launch the Xperia X10 in the USA?

To make FaceTime calls faster, there is a free app called FaceNow. Normally you have to browse through your contacts to find FaceTime a user. This app creates a favorites list of FaceTime capable contacts. To make a FaceTime call just tap        a name out of this list and you are on FaceTime.      

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iPhone TIPS: FaceNow [FREE] – Shortcut Into FaceTime

Introduction Ever since it’s release under the Nokia’s Cseries branding, the Nokia C6 was bound to attract some attention. And for a good reason. The budget price range is quite unusual for what it offers in return: attractive design, a touchscreen enforced with a slide-out qwerty keyboard and all the connectivity you can eat, including voice guided GPS navigation. With a few caveats, it’s not difficult to spot the simple yet beautiful concept behind the  Nokia C6 – you get what you see, without going into overdrive with expenses.

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Nokia C6 Review: The good, the bad and the smart

If one is to consider using a single mobile device for all their multimedia needs, serious consideration has to be paid to the capabilities of the device for video purposes. In my first article on my decision to give mobile device convergence a serious try for the first time in many years, I listed video viewing as a key reason for carrying and using a dedicated portable media player (a Zune HD)

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Rethinking Device Convergence–The Video Experience

I caught this very interesting & encouraging article in the Sunday Chicago Tribune & US News & World Report What the resumes of top CEOs have in common What the Résumés of Top CEOs Have in Common by Liz Wolgemuth (love her name, by the way & I do wonder why it took the Tribune

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US Fortune 100 CEO’s working overseas

Just happened across some images by a flickr user named sheridan01. Supposedly they came from a Nokia N8. A few of the images are a bit out of focus and the flash seemed to cause a bit of blue tinting (doubt the flash was needed for those photos)

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More sample images. (This is getting ridiculous now)

casebumbase has published a new blog post: Lena Meyer Landruth – Komplettes Album kostenlos! @@Kostenlos Musik hoeren .

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casebumbase has published a new blog post: Lena Meyer Landruth – Komplettes Album kostenlos! @@Kostenlos Musik hoeren.

In Jay’s absence I’d like to say a heartfelt thank you to all the readers of this blog for helping to sustain the growth of this blog. Jay, being pessimistic as he is , said at the end of June that in spite of the growth of the blog readership ~300,000 readers over the course of month, he expected that we couldn’t possibly get any larger. Well the stats are in for the month of July. Some how we managed to rope in 314,000 of you Nokia aficionados over the course of the month

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My Nokia Blog grows again.

Lacoste known as a clothing brand with the crocodile logo, today announced to expand its wings into the mobile market. Lacoste intends to make itself as a friend to all their customer to make shopping much easier. Lacoste is offering a mobile application for the iPod and iPod Touch users.

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Lacoste Shopping Application for iPod

In the context of global sourcing and new emerging locations, security and safety concerns are becoming the top issue for companies considering outsourcing their IT projects to cost efficient locations offshore . In this respect, the annual research conducted by the Black Book of Outsourcing with the rankings of the most dangerous / safest outsourcing spots around the globe attracts great attention among companies as a reference point for long-term business strategies. The latest research for 2010 interviewed 3,100 corporate development leaders, including more than 400 outsourcing customers, to indicate their company’s inclination to consider specific offshore locations for outsourcing (including IT outsourcing and BPO). The survey asked respondents to rank those cities on various perceived threats and weaknesses, including geopolitical risk, terrorist threats, climate concerns, legal maturity, environmental waste and pollution, IT and telecom infrastructure security, and crime rates. According to the 2010 results, Central/Eastern Europe (CEE) tops the list of the safest offshore locations, while Pakistan, Colombia, and Mexico top The Black Book of Outsourcing’s 2010 list of the most dangerous places for offshoring.

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Europe Tops List of Safest Outsourcing Spots

There are various reports out today, detailing the incredible growing popularity of smartphone devices. Firstly, iPhone sales in the UK are predicted to rise by an amazing 195% this year, taking Apple’s share of the UK market to 7.9%, with forecasts suggesting that by the end of 2012 the iPhone will account for one in ten of mobile handsets for UK users. Pretty impressive numbers, and the same is to be said for Google’s increasingly popular Android OS. Available on a wide variety of devices, the Android operating system is available on handsets from leading manufacturers such as HTC , Samsung and Motorola . According to Google CEO Eric Shmidt, 200,000 Android devices are being activated worldwide, every day.

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Smartphone Sales Boom, but Symbian Still Rules

Mobile phones are to make our life comfortable and awesome. And there are companies which have done impressive work in delivering these mobile phones with very good features like cheap touch screen, camera, MP3 players and many more. Touch screen phones are with so many advantages like they are used for accessing the features of the phone very easily. With the help of these Cheap Touch Screen Phones you can go through all the functions of the mobile phone in just one touch.

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Cheap Touch Screen Phones : Touching Your Heart

Element – Claim it! from Morten Halvorsen on Vimeo . A friend and former colleague in the US shared this mobile marketing campaign with me several months ago and it provided such a perfect (and rare) example of how to bridge the gap between the real and virtual world, that I have been using it continuously since then. The campaign for sporting goods/Sporting brand Elements manages to pull off creating a well-targeted app (just for urban skaters), with a strong viral element (competition for the best skating stunt allowing skaters to ‘claim their spot’), an integrated digital experience (a customised website linking to the mobile site) and rich mobile features (location plus video) as well as social media/crowd harnessing (the best skater videos were uploaded to the official Elements website). The promotional side involved giveaways of branded gear at ‘on-the-spot’ competitions, the cherry on the cake for what was undoubtedly one of the most complete, well thought out mobile campaigns I’ve witnessed in the last couple of years. You can see the explanatory video above which illustrates clearly how all the various elements of the campaign fit together.

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Element Youth Mobile Marketing Campaign including Crowdharnessing

BlackBerry announced the launch of its first slider handset – Torch 9800. It is the first device of BlackBerry running on the BlackBerry OS 6. It is the next big thing in the corporate world. Blackberry Torch comes with a full QWERTY keyboard and a 3.2″ HVGA+ display. It is a tri-band 3G handset.

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Blackberry Torch – Blackberry Torch 9800 Slider Introduced by AT&T

Smartphones now make up 25 percent of the U.S. mobile market, up from 23 percent in the first quarter of 2010, according to new data issued by The Nielsen Company. Nielsen expects smartphones to overtake feature phones in the U.S. by the end of 2011 reports that smartphones based on Google’s Android operating system continue to gather steam surpassing Apple’s iPhone to account for 27 percent of smartphone sales over the last six months, compared to 23 percent for the iPhone.

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Android’s shipment rising much faster than iPhone

casebumbase has published a new blog post: Eminem – Recovery [Full Album] MP3 LEAK TRUSTED DOWNLOAD @@Kostenlos Musik hoeren .

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Today hackers have released a piece of software that lets jailbroken iPhone 4 owners unlock their phone for use on other GSM carriers. The software is called “ultrasn0w” and works with the iPhone 4 and iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS provided you have the appropriate baseband installed. For more info check out http://blog.iphone-dev.org/post/901809518/grow-grow-ultrasn0w

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Unlock Iphone 4 GSM

Oooh look what the guys from engadgetmobile just found out. What you’re seeing here is the leaked image of the C7 front (top) compared to the label diagram of a model code RM-718 that just got FCC approval, featuring quadband EDGE, HSPA 850 / AWS / 1900 / 2100, Bluetooth, and WiFi — should end up slotting behind the N8 while still carrying over the 640 x 360 display and Symbian^3, so it should be a good lower-cost alternative. That begs the question where is the N8 or has it already been approved secretly……… Nokia World cant come quick enough I’d say…… via e ngadgetmobile

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Nokia C7 gets FCC approval

Facebook have had a hard time recently regarding the privacy settings on their site, and as such have worked hard to try and restore confidence in their users that the info they share online is safe. Part of this involves making all of Facebook’s privacy controls available to all users who access the site via their mobile device. Simply go to the Facebook mobile website at m.facebook.com/privacy , and from their you can set control over what information you share, and who with

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Facebook Delivers Mobile Access to Privacy Controls