Comments(0) With broader availability of multimedia smartphones, consumers have this year been given more control over their own multimedia experience on the go.
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Comments(0) Dual-mode bands for worldwide network coverage and Wi-Fi connectivity have been success factors in business phones this year.
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Comments(0) The Christmas shopping is done and the weekend is wide open.
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Comments(0) The Monroe County YMCA-HTC Center has plenty for all ages this holiday season. Here is a sampling of what they have going on for the Holiday Winter session, which runs from Dec. 17-Jan. 6:
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Comments(0) Analysts with MultiMedia Intelligence see a rise of new class of mobile devices — those that are application-centric and also contain voice functionality.
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Comments(0) December 31, 2007 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. Rutkowski. Windows Mobile itself doesn’t offer such sophisticated automatic profile switching so this 3rd party application comes in handy.
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Comments(0) December 31, 2007 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. Rutkowski. We have been reporting about dual-SIM Windows Mobile phone already previously (see HERE ) but this one has much more interesting form factor - QWERTY keyboard for single handed usage combined with touch-screen (the form factor that HTC refuses to manufacture but that is extremely popular as BlackBerry and Treo smartphones prove) … …
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Comments(0) Tomorrow we start the New Year, and for those of you who aren’t still in line to buy a Nintendo Wii, it is looking to be a good one. I’m having my doubts about Apple though, as it would seem success is going to their head as they put Think Secret out of business, and I and a lot of others were tricked into believing they personally threaten the guy who writes the Fake Steve Jobs parody.
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Comments(0) Touch-sensitive screens, full keyboards and sliders are among the trends in wireless phones for the coming year. Although most Americans already own mobile devices, millions are expected to buy or upgrade in the next few months.
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Comments(0) Microsoft chair Bill Gates has a tough job ahead of him at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week.
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