ModeLabs Group, the creator of customised mobile phones (CDM Customized Design Manufacturer), announced today the creation and distribution of a new MTV-branded 3G mobile phone in an SFR pack. Both the MTV in mobile mode strategy and range have entered
- While nobody outside the inner circle of Apple knows when the iPhone will arrive on Irish shores, one thing is for sure: Apple re-seller 3G Stores will not be selling the handset if the phone does not go with its partners 3 or Meteor out of the four
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Sony Ericsson PlayNow Arena launched with the addition of more …
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Symbian confident of Nokia's support
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Can OpenMoko's Open Source Handset Compete With Android?
InformationWeek, NY - Jan 3, 2008 Today OpenMoko announced that it is going to make a version of the open source Neo 1973 available to the mass market later this year. … |
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The new CDMA 2000-standard third- generation mobile service will be launched launch in November in Hong Kong while the auction for spectrum in the 2.3GHz and 2.5GHz bands for the provision of Broadband Wireless Access services is set for the fourth
Sony this afternoon revealed that it would follow up its Cyber-shot updates with a trio of digital photo frames under the S-Frame label to showcase images taken with these and any other camera. The 7-inch DPF-D70, equally 7-inch DPF-V700, and 9-inch
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Stick this one firmly in the rumor category, since all the verbiage that’s been thrown around about this story still traces back to one single source: a slightly ill-informed article done up in MarketingWeek in the UK. The article cites unspecified “senior industry sources,” and goes on about how this is Dell and Google working closely together on what is more or less the “Gphone.” Since we have no reason to believe Google is going to jeopardize its Android OS by getting extra-friendly with one specific manufacturer, the primary weight we can give to this rumor is that fact that Dell picked up a former Motorola executive, Ron Garriques, to run its Global Consumer Group early last year. Other rumors have cropped up over the years about Dell moving in this direction, so it certainly wouldn’t signal the apocalypse if a Dell-branded Android phone does show up at this rumored unveiling at 3GSM, but giving how early on Android is at the moment, we’ll believe it when we see it.
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