As we’ve learned more about the Nokia N78, we’ve dreamt even more about it. Think of this phone as an improved N82, with the same:
quadband GSM- and HSDPA-capability
built-in camera with flash
standard 3.5mm audio jack
WiFi and Bluetooth
TV-out, and FM radio
The N78 is also the first phone we’ve heard about that can actually transmit FM signals, meaning […]
Forbes reports that some developers, or at least the company Networks in Motion, are “wary” of developing applications for the iPhone.
The three reasons cited were:
The apparent ability to pay for an app on the iTunes store only once, and use it on more than one iPhone
The current inability for developers to charge a regular fee […]
AT&T finally came out with their planned iPhone 3G plan prices, exposing Steve Job’s $199 for the 8GB model and $299 for the 16GB variant prices as borderline duplicituous.
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New laws governing mobile use while driving in California go into effect tomorrow. It’s been a windfall of sorts for local retailers:
While they won’t quote their sales figures directly, retailers such as RadioShack, Plantronics, and Headsets.com say they’ve seen a jump in sales of Bluetooth and other hands-free devices in the past month. The law […]
The drama to bring the iPhone to China is quite revealing. Reuters reports that “Apple is no longer insisting on a revenue-sharing policy”. But according to a spokesperson for China Mobile, “there are practical issues still to be resolved”.
In any case, bringing the iPhone to China would be a good move to Apple. There are […]
Internetnews.com reports on Nokia’s bid to buy out all of Symbian (spending $410 Million in the process) and offer “a new, royalty-free mobile software platform.”
This obviously works to Nokia’s advantage. As the top dog in the smartphone world, Nokia would like to make it harder for new players to profitably compete in the market. At […]
With new wireless telephone laws taking effect in California this Tuesday, it literally pays to know what they are. The fine for using a “handheld wireless telephone while operating a motor vehicle” is $20 for the first offense, and “$50 for subsequent convictions”. But this electronic pamphlet distributed by the California Highway Patrol promises “triple” […]
I’ve shared some info on the naming convention used by Sony Ericsson. Again, I turn to Wikipedia, which has a very detailed article on how Nokia names its phones.
For those who’ve been under a rock for the past 10 years, the top cell phone manufacturer in the world usually uses four digits to designate its […]
Sony Ericsson may not be the darling of online discussions (at least compared to that certain phone from Apple), but that may change thanks to anticipation over the Sony Ericsson C905.
The word on the street is that this cellphone will feature:
High-speed mobile broadband via HSDPA
A colorful 2.4″ QVGA screen
An 8 megapixel camera with flash that […]
Thanks to whoever added some detailed Sony Ericsson naming info on Wikipedia. Just as the last two letter of BMW models indicate the vehicle’s displacement, there’s a story behind each Sony Ericsson name. Continue to read a snippet of the article, edited for readability.
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