February 2010 - Mobiles | Cost | Price | Reviews | Downloads | 3G | Wifi | Android

February 27, 2010

Google Nexus One Sales in UK by April

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Google’s Nexus One was slated to launch in the UK by April. It will be on sale through Google.com/phone only, as the company has previously announced. Tariffs have not been announced. Built by HTC, the Nexus One is Google’s attempt to assert the superiority of its mobile operating system Android, in the face of market dominance from Apple’s iPhone and Microsoft’s reinvigorated mobile software, Windows Phone.

Vodafone, had been keen for a launch in March, sources close to both companies have confirmed that April is when the company will have a realistic chance of being ready for the launch. The Nexus One is unusual because it is available online only direct from Google. Although sales had initially been reported as slow in comparison to the iPhone, the Nexus One has not benefited from the significant promotion that Apple has bought for its flagship product. Google issued an update to the phone, shortly after its American launch in January, which added the multitouch web browsing that has been so successful on Apple’s iPhone. Both Google and Vodafone would only say that they were committed to delivering the phone to the UK in the spring.

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February 23, 2010

AT&T Shines Out in Tests Conducted by PCWorld

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PC World had a performance tests on current Carriers and quoted as below :

After generating disappointing results in our tests last spring, AT&T’s 3G network is now the top performer in our 13-city tests, with download speeds 67 percent faster than its competitors'.
Mark Sullivan, PCWorld

AT&T posted an average download speed of 818 kbps (kilobits per second) across 13 cities. In tests conducted in December 2009 and January 2010, AT&T’s average download speed increased to 1410 kbps. AT&T's download speeds in New York City were three times faster in our latest tests than in our tests last spring; in San Francisco, the AT&T's download speeds were 40 percent faster.
Verizon Wireless, which turned in the best all-around performance in last spring's 3G network testing, and Sprint, which finished a close second, both continue to perform well, according to our latest test results. Our tests found that Sprint’s network delivered download speeds nearly identical to those we measured eight months ago in the 13 test cities; Verizon’s download speeds decreased by 8 percent overall.U.S. consumers pay a lot for the convenience of mobile communications and computing. In 2009, Americans spent about $4.8 billion on wireless devices and service, and analysts project that they will spend an even bigger chunk of their paychecks on wireless during 2010.
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Clearance for T-Mobile & Orange mobile to Merge

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The European Commission is expected to fast-track the deal after the two companies offered key concessions to ease the concerns of competition and industry watchdogs in the UK. The tie-up between the British arm of Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile, and Orange UK, a subsidiary of France Telecom. The two plan to form a joint venture with some 30 million customers, allowing it to overtake O2 as Britain’s biggest player with 37% of the market Share.

The deal met with opposition from the Office of Fair Trading, the competition regulator, Ofcom, the industry watchdog, and rival mobile-phone operators. This month the OFT requested that it be granted the right to rule on the merger. Orange and TMobile have agreed to give up some bandwidth, prompting both the OFT and Ofcom to tell the European Commission. The commission has until March 1 to decide whether to refer the inquiry to the UK authorities, but the behind-the-scenes deal now makes this unlikely. One key concession concerns 3, Britain’s smallest mobile operator, and its network-sharing agreement with T-Mobile. Another concession has seen the two companies offer to relinquish up to a quarter of the valuable 1,800MHz bandwidth. If the merger goes ahead, the enlarged group is expected to continue using both the Orange and T-Mobile brands. Phone charges could fall as a result of the deal.

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Apple removes thousands of Apps from AppStore

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Apple has removed thousands of iPhone applications from its online App Store to try to clean it up before the sale of the first Apple iPad tablets. Programs that feature sexual content, games or even women in bikinis are no longer acceptable, developers have been told. App Store, which has more than 140,000 software applications, has been a huge success for sales of Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch, with more than 3 billion apps downloaded since its launch in July 2008.

Apple is apparently aimed at cleaning up the store after complaints from parents and software developers that soft-core porn apps have been crowding out games, books, navigation and other software programs.

One that has been removed is called Wobble iBoobs, in which users could add “wobble zones” to an image of a bikini-clad model. The developer, Jon Atherton, said a removal notice from Apple noted: “We have recently received numerous complaints from our customers about this type of content and have changed our guidelines appropriately. We have decided to remove any overtly sexual content from the App Store, which includes your application.”

Apple declined to say if there had been a policy change but a spokeswoman said: “Whenever we receive complaints about objectionable content we review them. If we find these apps contain inappropriate material we remove them and request the developer make any necessary changes in order to be distributed by Apple.”

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February 22, 2010

Google Earth Finally Available for Android Users | Download

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Finally Google Earth has been available to Android users. It takes advantage of the voice recognition features on Android 2.1; unfortunately users with devices running Android version older than 2.1 would have to wait before they can use this app.

“Use Google Earth to explore the world from the palm of your hand. Fly around the planet with the swipe of a finger, as you view the same 3D imagery available in the desktop version. Search by voice for cities, places, and businesses. Browse layers of geographic information including roads, borders, places, photos and more”

Users running Android 2.1 can now directly head to Android Market and download it.

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WebOS 1.4 Update Coming Feb 25 ?

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PreCentral’s sources confirms that the much anticipated webOS 1.4 update is coming this 25 February. That new date comes from a Verizon source, suggesting at the very least Pre Plus and Pixi Plus availability; there’s no word on when Palm Pre and Pixi handsets on Sprint will see the update. webOS 1.4 is expected to bring with it the ability to record video using the Smartphone's previously still only camera, together with paving the way for Flash 10.1 support. However Flash 10.1 won’t actually be part of the update itself. According to PreCentral’s sources, the update will begin distributing to users in 100,000 blocks, and can also be manually Updated.

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Micromax Launches Q5 Affordable Qwerty Mobile in India

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Micromax Q5 is a dual sim GSM business phone (900/1800 MHz).It comes with a QWERTY keypad and trackball navigation. The 115*62*12.5mm measuring handset indeed sports a sleek attractive look and comes equipped with 262K Color QVGA Screen (320*240 Pixels, 2.2 inches). Micromax, one of the leading telecom companies has launched its new Dual Sim mobile phone. Micromax mobile price list starts from Rs. 2,499 in India. The recently launched Micromax mobile Q5 is for price Rs. 5,100. Micromax Q5 mobile is Dual SIM mobile and has Opera browser. Micromax X1i is available at Rs. 2,499, Micromax X211 is available at price Rs. 2,699 and Micromax X332 is available in the market at 5,999.

The model offers an internal memory of 15 MB, which is on the lower side but the good news is that this can be expanded up to 8GB using MicroSD cards.Micromax Q5 comes with a sms and phone memory of 1000.The phone supports MMS as well. Its Li ion 1000 mAh battery is capable of providing up to 5 hours of talk time and 180 hours of standby. The phone supports Bluetooth and A2DP. For Micromax Q5 users Face book is just a touch away as the handset is Facebook integrated. The mobile also has an instant messenger. Its users can log in to Yahoo, MSN, fb chat and e buddy with ease.Micromax Q5 is preinstalled with Opera Mini thus guaranteeing a enhanced web browsing experience. GPRS, EDGE and WAP 2.0 can be used to enable internet. Micromax as a company has many firsts to its kitty already. It was the first company to introduce handsets with a whooping 30 days backup and handsets switching networks (GSM-CDMA) using Gravity sensors.
The advantages of Micromax Q5 are its stylish looks, social networking connectivity, and long and sturdy battery life.

Micromax Q5 Specifications:

MicroMax Q5 Mobile Manual HERE

MicroMax Q5 Mobile Drivers HERE

MicroMax Q5 Mobile Phone Suite HERE

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February 21, 2010

Dell Mobility Offers Motorola Droid for 49.99$ with 2 yrs Verizon Contract

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Priced at 200$ at the time of its release in October now Dell Mobility offers Droid at a discounted price of 50$ with 2 years contract. The DROID by Motorola for Verizon Wireless is a touch screen, QWERTY slider smartphone that has been called "top gadget of 2009" by Time.com. Featuring Google's Android 2.0 operating system, the DROID has a desktop-like web experience and is fully customizable with apps downloaded from the Android Market. The integrated GPS and eCompass can be used with Google Maps Navigation and other location-based apps, geo-location web search, and even geo-tagging photos. Beyond geo-tagging, the DROID's DVD-quality 5.0 megapixel camera/ camcorder also has auto-stabilization, flash, zoom and editing tools.
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Apple iPad Pre-orders to start this Week

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According to a reliable source Apple will be starting the presale of the iPad as soon as February 25th. Presale will be US only, and should be limited to the Wi-Fi version for now. If Apple holds to the announced schedule, you should then receive your iPad within approximately 30 days.

Apple will also offer a Keyboard Dock for typing (see image at right), and the iPad will also support the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard. This tablet computer will run the iPhone OS on a 1 GHz processor, and come with a suite of software for browsing the Web, exchanging e-mail, and watching video, as well as a calendar and address book. It will also be able to run third-party software written for the iPhone and iPod touch, as well as apps created specifically for this device. There will be versions of the Apple iPad with a range of built-in storage: 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64 GB. All versions will sport Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth, plus customers will have the option to add AT&T 3G service to their tablet for an addition up-front cost and monthly fee. Pricing for the iPad will start at $500 for the version with 16 GB of capacity and no 3G access, and go up to the 64 GB version with 3G that will sell for $830. It is expected to go sale by March.

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February 20, 2010

Sprint Launching Wimax Enable Mammoth HTC SuperSonic

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Sprint was willing to talk a bit about the timing for its first WiMAX-enabled smartphone, it declined to give details about the actual device. However, these may have been revealed by another source.In recent weeks, details on an HTC smartphone with WiMAX have been leaking out. It's quite possible that this model, the HTC Supersonic, will debut in the near future from Sprint.

Last fall, Mathew Oommen, Sprint's VP of device and technology development, said Google's Android OS is the best option available for creating streaming multimedia applications that can take full advantage of WiMAX's high data transfer speeds. The Supersonic will reportedly be an Android-based device with a focus on multimedia.It will supposedly have 4.3-inch touchscreen, a slim tablet shape, and 1 GHz Snapdragon processor.On top of Android OS 2.1 (or possibly version 3.0), the Supersonic will run HTC Sense, this company's alternate user interface that expands on Google's standard one.This upcoming model will reportedly have a kickstand to hold it up while the user is watching movies on the comparatively large screen.Despite all the leaks, many details on the Supersonic, such as the camera resolution or battery capacity, remain unknown.

The phone will run on the 4G WiMax network Sprint has been building with wireless Internet service provider Clearwire Corp. (Sprint owns 51% of Kirkland, Wash.-based Clearwire.) This 4G service is currently available in 27 U.S. markets covering more than 30 million people and will extend to Houston, Tex. in the next few weeks. By the end of the year, the network is expected to include Boston, New York, San Francisco and Washington and cover up to 120 million people.Paget Alves, Sprint's president of Business Markets, says the company views 4G as a multi billion dollar business opportunity. Healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, media and retail companies are already using 4G to train and communicate with employees, he notes. Sprint says 4G technology can be up to 10 times faster than 3G, making it a good fit for bandwidth-intensive applications like streaming video, transmitting medical images and e-mailing training manuals. This universal "need for speed" means businesses and government agencies not just consumers--will likely adopt Sprint's 4G phone when it debuts, says Alves. He declined to disclose additional details about the handset, but online reports point to a touch-screen phone running Google's Android operating system, designed by Taiwan's HTC. Since Sprint's 4G network is not yet nationwide, the handset is said to be "dual-mode", automatically switching to Sprint's 3G network in areas where 4G isn't available.Sprint is counting on its new 4G phones and markets to keep it ahead of rival Verizon, which plans to introduce its own 4G network--using a different technology called LTE--later this year.

The HTC Supersonic features:

4.3-inch Touchscreen

1 GHz Snapdragon

Resolution of 480×800

HTC Sense UI

3.5 mm Audio Jack

5 MP Camera

Bluetooth 2.1

WiMax connectivity

GPS

GPRS/Edge

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Microsoft Windows Mobile 7 Series A New Era Dawns

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Windows Mobile has been losing market share to rivals like Apple's iPhone OS and Google's Android OS for years. The only thing that has slowed this trend has been companies like HTC covering up the standard user interface with ones they have developed themselves. The more of Microsoft's UI these alternate user interfaces left exposed, the more the users complained. That's a serious condemnation. New Windows Phone 7 emphasizes the features consumers want: social networking, pictures, games, etc.The venerable Start button is gone, along with any hints of the desktop OS. And no one wants to use a stylus anymore, so Windows Phone 7 has been redesigned to be controlled with a fingertip. The tiny buttons are gone, replaced with large ones. Fortunately, displays have grown larger, too. Just about the only significant similarity between old and new is that both include Microsoft Office Mobile and support for synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange, so smartphones running Windows Phone 7 can still be used for work, even if that's not their focus anymore.

As much as I like the new user interface, I'm not anywhere near as fond of Windows Phone 7's other big change: no compatibility with current software. The wide array of third-party applications was Windows Mobile's greatest strength... I could argue it was its only strength. I'm trying to see the logic behind the decision to give this up.Developers are going to have to re-write their apps, as well as submit them for approval so they can appear in the official software store -- which will apparently be the only software store. It's my understand that this is Microsoft's way of insuring that software conforms to the new Windows Phone look and feel. There's a part of me that can agree with this. The vast majority of current Windows Mobile apps were written to be used with a stylus and so are virtually unusable with a fingertip because all the control elements are too small. Finding a way to force developers to update the user interface on their apps makes sense.But getting to this goal requires so much sacrifice. It feels to me like Windows Phone is chewing its own foot off to escape from a trap.

Microsoft encouraged companies making Windows Mobile-based phones to explore a wide range of shapes and sizes. The choices for companies making Windows Phone devices will be much more limited, as Microsoft is going to specify some hardware requirements, most notably a WVGA, capacitive touchscreen. During his presentation on this new operating system, CEO Steve Ballmer made the argument that by limiting hardware options, Microsoft is fostering innovation. This is completely illogical... but I still agree with Microsoft's decision. Over the years, companies made some very marginal Windows Mobile smartphones, and these left plenty of customers with a bad taste in their mouth about this operating system. The usual cause for bad performance was insufficient RAM, but slow processors were sometimes a culprit too. With Windows Phone 7, we'll be sure that any smartphone we buy is going to have good performance. Incidentally, Microsoft is also no longer going to allow its licensees to replace the default user interface with their own. They will be allowed to tweak it a bit, within certain limits, but the days of TouchFLO and TouchWiz on Windows phones are gone.

Despite this week's official unveiling, we're still about nine months away from the first smartphones running Windows Phone 7 hitting the market, so Microsoft has plenty of time to make some adjustments to it.In the coming months, I'm hoping that Microsoft will seriously consider adding a compatibility layer that will allow it to run current Windows Mobile apps, at least during a transition phase. Otherwise, those who buy the first models running this OS will almost certainly have a very limited selection of third-party apps to choose from. As for the other features of Windows Phone 7, I don't think they need many changes at all -- the new user interface is the best move Microsoft has made in years, and I welcome the new hardware requirements.
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iMatte Theme For Nokia 5800 XpressMusic | Download | iMatte Wallpapers

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iPhone Style Theme for Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic & N97 | Download | Symbian | Wallpapers

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Download iPhone Style Theme For Nokia Mobiles HERE

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Latest Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic Wallpapers Download

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Download the wallpaper Set HERE
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GPS.FRIEND a Software To Locate Friends Location | Download |

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GPS.Friend got upgraded 1.5. version with new satellite and terrain maps, the new Today Screen plug-in, and… 3x faster map download time! GPS.Friend needs to be present on the other person WM phone as well. This reply is making under phone’s owner permission by default, but the owner
can allow the phone to reply automatically without any notice. This solution would be great for fleet manager, who needs to instantly locate his fleet “silently”. GPS.Friend has very simple and intuitive interface. You get own location, and ask someone, with only two touches of your phone device. Want to ask somebody’s location? Just set the target phone number or select from your Contacts.

No data and values of yours positions are collected by any server (like others programs do).
In this program, the location exchanging does directly between Windows Mobile phones
by using ordinary SMS network service.

Basically, this program is useful for Windows Mobile phones,
with built-in GPS Receiver, or receiver connected in any way.
But there are many cases and possibilities, to use this program without receiver too.

If you have Windows Mobile phone without GPS Receiver in use, you can:
- ask someone's phone to give you his/her current location
- receive someone's location and review on the map image

If you have Windows Mobile phone with GPS Receiver, you can:
- do both the above actions, plus:
- get your own current location
- reply for someone's request, and give him/her your current location
- calculate distance and direction between your and someone's location
- review both your and someone's locations on the map image.

Download GPS FRIEND for Mobile HERE

Download GPS FRIEND PC Installer HERE

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February 18, 2010

Verizon Wireless And Skype Enables Unlimited Global 3G Mobile Calling

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All Verizon Wireless customers with smartphones (and an accompanying data plan) will be able to make and receive unlimited Skype-to-Skype voice calls to any user in the world over its 3G network. The forthcoming Skype Mobile application will also support Skype Out calling, instant messaging between Skype users and an ability to remain always connected to see friends online presence.
Get Skype for your Mobiles HERE
Initially, Skype mobile will be available on millions of best-selling Verizon Wireless 3G smartphones with data plans, including:

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BARCELONA, SPAIN; BASKING RIDGE, NJ, UNITED STATES; AND LUXEMBOURG, LUXEMBOURG — At the 2010 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Verizon Wireless and Skype today announced a strategic relationship that will bring Skype to Verizon Wireless smartphones in March. The new Skype mobile™ product enhances Verizon Wireless’ smartphones for users who have data plans by offering a new way to call around the globe, while also giving hundreds of millions of Skype users around the world the opportunity to communicate with friends, family and business colleagues in the United States using Verizon Wireless.

The two companies have created an exclusive, easy-to-use Skype mobile offering for 3G smartphones. Verizon Wireless 3G smartphone users with data plans can use Skype mobile to:

make and receive unlimited Skype-to-Skype voice calls to any Skype user around the globe on America’s most reliable wireless network;

call international phone numbers at competitive Skype Out calling rates;

send and receive instant messages to other Skype users; and

remain always connected with the ability to see friends’ online presence.

Initially, Skype mobile will be available on millions of best-selling Verizon Wireless 3G smartphones with data plans, including the BlackBerry® Storm™ 9530, Storm2™ 9550, Curve™ 8330, Curve™ 8530, 8830 World Edition and Tour™ 9630 smartphones, as well as DROID by Motorola, DROID ERIS™ by HTC and Motorola DEVOUR™.
John Stratton, executive vice president and chief marketing officer for Verizon Wireless, said, “Skype mobile on Verizon Wireless changes the game. For Verizon Wireless’ more than 90 million customers, Skype mobile adds great value because we’re effectively giving customers with smartphones and data plans the option to extend their unlimited calling community to hundreds of millions of Skype users around the globe. And you’re not limited to using a single type of phone; we’ll have nine smartphones ready right at launch in March.”
Josh Silverman, chief executive officer of Skype, noted, “People want to take their Skype conversations with them wherever they go, whether it’s on a PC, TV or increasingly mobile phones. Verizon Wireless will give U.S. consumers the best Skype experience on mobile phones and will truly change the way people call their friends and family internationally.”

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FiOS Mobile Remote app for Droid and Imagio launched by Verizon Wireless | Features

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Now you can and more with Mobile Remote only available with the FiOS home network. And we're letting our at Home readers know about it first.Starting this week, FiOS TV customers who also have a Motorola Droid or HTC Imagio handset can use these devices to control their HD set-top-box. You'll have all the same functions of the standard FiOS remote and then some! You can change channels, manage parental controls, pause, rewind, fast forward or record a TV show - all through the cell phone.That's not all. With a touch of the handset's screen, you can transfer one photo at a time from the handset to the TV or even view an entire slide show of photos stored on the mobile device. You can import it from the TV to the cell phone and then use the phone to select your favorite channels on any FiOS TV. The device will automatically mute the TV set and resume to the previous volume level once the call ends.Mobile Remote is easy to set up. You simply access the feature through the application store on the mobile handset and then pair the device with the in-home Wi-Fi network by opening up the Mobile Remote Widget on the TV and selecting either the Motorola Droid or HTC Imagio icon. You will then be asked to register your telephone number using the Widget, and you're all set to go.

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Best Buy Offering Motorola Devour for 149.99$ | Pre-order | Specifications

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Best Buy is going to Offer Motorola DEVOUR. This handset will sell for $149.99 on a 2-year Verizon contract.

Motorola Devour Complete Specs HERE

Motorola Devour price : 149.99$ with 2yrs Contract

Motorola Devour Without Contract Price : 549.99$

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Motorola BACKFLIP available on 7 March by AT&T for 99.9$

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The HSPA 7.2-capable Motorola Backflip is finally available on AT&T. The Motoblur device with reverse flip design and 3.1-inch touchscreen packs GPS, WiFi, and a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with flash and camcorder function that neatly integrates with social media sites like Facebook and Twitter or photo sharing sites like Picasa. MOTO BACKFLIP is available for $100 after $100 rebate and two-year contract with smartphone data plan.

MOTOBLUR offers AT&T customers a new way to connect to their favorite people, content and applications, whether it's work or personal email, messaging or social networking. Motorola's exclusive Android™ experience syncs contacts, posts, messages, photos and much more — from sources such as Facebook®, MySpace, Twitter®, Gmail™, Picasa, work and personal e-mail, and Last.fm — and automatically delivers them to live widgets for immediate reply, right from the home screen. And, for customers who prefer multi-tasking, AT&T's 3G network offers the added advantage of talking and surfing the Web and accessing applications at the same time.

BACKFLIP features a unique form-factor with an original reverse flip design, spacious keyboard and BACKTRACK™ touch panel, allowing the display to be hands-free while one's fingers work behind the screen. BACKFLIP runs on the nation's fastest 3G network and is powered by MOTOBLUR™, Motorola's Android-powered content delivery service created to make phones more personal and socially smart. Customers can see photos and learn more at www.att.com/backflip.

"Motorola BACKFLIP brings together the best of social networking with the nation's fastest 3G network," said David Christopher, chief marketing officer, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets. "With the ability to ride on our newest and fastest 3G network, access to more than 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots, and the ability to talk and surf at the same time, BACKFLIP boasts a better 3G experience."

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PUMA announces a Solar Charged Smartphone

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Sagem and Puma announced a Smartphone device today at Mobile World Congress. It is solar charged sexy looking device. The Phone features a 2.8-inch, 240 x 320 QVGA touchscreen; a 3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash, x6 zoom and video capabilities; Bluetooth; GPS; compass; pedometer; Web browsing; email; SMS and MMS. The most unique feature is probably the integrated solar cell for charging.

Unfortunately, the gushy release doesn't mention OS, price or even a specific release date. All we know is that the Puma Phone will be available through European carriers and on PUMA Online from April 2010, with international markets to follow.

You can find More info HERE

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February 16, 2010

Verizon’s Twilight TV Commercial On AT&T | Vampire Ad Video

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Once Again Verizon Wireless pokes fun at AT&T using another brand new commercial. This new ad aired on TV is based on Twilight movie comparing the 3G network coverage of both the companies. Already Verizon had aired ads before which points 3G network coverage claiming 5X more coverage than AT&T.

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February 12, 2010

Motorola Devour Available by 15 March 2010

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According to sources Motorola Devour is landing on Verizon Wireless this march 15. Motorola Devour is available at a price as low as 99$ with Contract basis. Motorola Devour Sports with a 3.1” inch Touchscreen powered by Android 1.6 with MOTOBLUR. Devour has a 3.0 Megapixel Camera with 512 MB Ram and 8 GB Memory Pre installed. Full Specifications Below

Motorola Devour Specifications

3.1” Touchscreen with Slide-Out QWERTY Keyboard
Bluetooth v2.0+EDR v2.0+EDR.
3.0 Megapixel camera, Video Capture w/1-touch playback and easy uploading to YouTube, Dedicated Camera /Video Key
Android 1.6 (Donut) OS with MOTOBLUR
Integrated Google, Exchange, Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter
Push Email Support: Gmail & Exchange. IMAP and POP, MSN Hotmail, Yahoo Mail and AOL Mail also supported
8GB microSD card pre-installed on-device. Up to 16GB microSD
WiFi Capable (802.11 b/g)
aGPS capable for E911 emergency location/sGPS
Speakerphone
Advanced Speech Recognition
Phonebook Contact capacity dependent upon optional removable memory
TTY compatible
Hearing Aid Compatibility = M4 T4
Text, Picture & Video Messaging with threaded messaging feature
1000’s of apps & 100’s of widgets avail. on Android Market
HTML Web Browsing
Photosharing: Facebook, Picasa, Photobucket and MySpace
Visual Voice Mail Capable
Motorola Over the Air Software Updates
All-Digital, 800/1900, CDMA EVDO rev A
3.1” HVGA, 320 x 480, 65K colors
Memory (Flash/RAM): 512MB/256MB
3.5mm Headset Jack
Dimensions: 2.4(w) x 4.55(h) x .61(d) inches
Weight: 6.35oz
Qualcomm MSM7627 processor with dedicated HW Acceleration
SAR: Head: 0.45W/kg;Body: 0.72W/kg
Usage Time -Up to approx. 340 min OR
ƒStandby Time -Up to approx. 440 hours

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T-Mobile Upgrades myTouch 3G | Increases Ram & Doubles Memory to 8GB

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T-Mobile has released a new version of the myTouch 3G. It now offers more memory, twice as much storage, and a more standard headphone jack, but the price for this Android OS-based smartphones stays the same.The new version which goes under the same name as its predecessor is bundled with an 8 GB microSD memory card, while its predecessor came with a 4 GB one. It also has more RAM than the original: 288 MB.

T-Mobile has added some software, most notably Swype, a system designed to make it easier for users to enter text on the touchscreen.Aside from these changes, though, this new version is essentially identical to its predecessor.myTouch 3G include a multimedia player, built-in 3.2-megapixel camera, and more. To make full use of these features, the myTouch 3G comes with a GPS receiver and an 8 GB microSD memory card for storing music, videos, and images. It is available in three colors: black, white and red.

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2010 Nokia New Series Plans | Symbian^3 | N8 12 MP Phone by Summer

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Upcoming devices will have five total ranges including the C, X, E, N, and S series. Perhaps the biggest scoop is about Nokia’s supposedly next major release named the Nokia N8.

According to the Tom’s Guide, here are the letters and numbers that identify the series.

C: lower end voice-based.
X: focus on entertainment, music for a young target
E: dedicated to business, solutions for e-mails
N: High-end
S: very upscale and limited editions

They highlighted some devices as major models.

Nokia C5-00 – Basic business device with GPS. Expected June.
Nokia C3-00 – A low-cost multitasking Symbian S40 Qwerty device that run emails in the background.
Nokia C5-01 – Qwerty device that’s a direct competitor to Blackberry.

And finally N8-00 sports with a capacitive multitouch 3.5in display and be the first to offer Symbian^3 OS. It carries a 12 megapixel camera and capture 720p at 30 frames per second. It will also feature an HDMI output. Has Video on Demand through the Ovi Store.

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February 9, 2010

Samsung Monte S5620 Officially Launches | Specifications | Features

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Samsung Monte S5620 has been officially launched. A 3-inch capacitive touchscreen feature phone, the Monte S5620 packs UMTS/HSDPA (900/2100, 3.6Mbps) along with quadband GSM, WiFi, A-GPS and Bluetooth 2.1. The Monte also has a 3.2-megapixel camera with smile-shot and face detection.

Samsung’s Monte runs TouchWiz 2.0 Plus platform. Samsung boasts about it’s handset’s browsing abilities, which support full HTML and both landscape and portrait modes, and its social networking: there are Facebook and MySpace apps, as well as Twitter and Bebo widgets and a multi-platform IM client.

Exchange ActiveSync support, an FM radio with RDS and Google Maps 3.0 included. Memory is 200MB internal with a microSD slot (up to 16GB supported) and the 1,000mAh battery lives for up to 298 minutes 3G talktime or 454hrs 3G standby.

Press Release:

Samsung Launches Monte, the Perfect Fit for Full Touch Lifestyle

Samsung Monte offers enhanced full touch functionality, social network integration & sleek design

SEOUL, Korea – February 9, 2010– Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, today announced the launch of Samsung Monte(model: S5620), its new full touch screen device for style-conscious mobile users.

The handset is launched with a host of multimedia features and a sleek, organic design with a sophisticated and glossy look, providing the style and performance of a high-end handset at affordable price. With a stunning design and an intuitive TouchWiz 2.0 Plus User Interface (UI), the Monte is set to become the latest must-have full touch device.

Equally, the Samsung Monte has a lot to offer to the social network savvy consumer with a suite of native social networking applications including Facebook and MySpace, allowing users to access their profiles whenever and wherever they choose. This is teamed with advanced Twitter and Bebo widgets – and multi-IM capability – to provide users with the opportunity to chat in real-time via their chosen service. In addition, Monte users can enjoy full Internet browsing, with an accelerometer sensor allowing the onscreen image to automatically adjust as you rotate the phone.

To become the perfect accompaniment to a connected lifestyle, the Monte includes GPS supported by Google Latitude™, ensuring you know where you are – and can keep your friends updated on your location – at all times. This combines with Geo-tagging, allowing users to imprint their photos with geographic tags to share their travels and experiences with friends. Other connectivity features include optional anytime, anywhere Wi-Fi connectivity, Exchange ActiveSync for access to Outlook email accounts, and Google Sync™. This allows users to simultaneously update their social networks schedules and Outlook calendar, without the hassle of accessing each application individually.

“Samsung Monte is designed for those who appreciate beautiful design and outstanding performance at affordable price,” said JK Shin, president and head of Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics. “The phone offers a compelling set of features, such as the native social networking applications, with an intelligent User Interface, design and connectivity options to provide users with the performance they demand.”

To showcase this feature rich and stylish handset, the Monte comes equipped with a 3.0-inch WQVGA LCD screen with 16:9 landscape viewing. It also boasts a 3.2-megapixel camera with many value-added features including smile shot, panorama shot, and face detection. For convenience, the phone also supports Smart Unlock and One finger zoom.

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LG Arena MAX Shows Up in Asia | Specifications & Images Leaked

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After the basic LG Touchscreen mobile LG Arena, it seems LG had planned big for its sucessor. The much speculated LG Arena MAX aka LU9400 has finally shown up in Asia and will be launched Soon. The Leaked Specifications reveal a 3.2 inch Display with Wi-Fi already present as evidenced by the certificate of the phone and Bluetooth and GPS will have its place on LU9400. The processor board on the phone, the things which are accelerating, there is an Qualcomm Snap Dragon CPU clocked at 1GHz present in the Arena Max. The camera seems to five megapixels at first sight not changed, or is that really so we will not know until later. The Cyon-branding on the device shows that in any case will come out in Korea, but also Europe is expected to be affected by this LU9400.

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Android 2.1 Update for Motorola Droid Starts This Week

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Starting this week Motorola has planned to rollout Droid Update to Android 2.1 Finally. Moto Fans eagerly waiting for this can be relived with this update. A bunch of features are also included. Here look below the official quote of Motorola on Facebook.

Officail Facebook Note

Motorola Hi all-- we know you are frustrated with the lack of details regarding Android software upgrades and we sincerely apologize for not being able to share info sooner. We're happy to relay the 2.1 upgrade to DROID will start to roll out this week, and we will have more information to share on other device upgrades later ...this week as well. Thanks for your patience and continued support.

Droid Review HERE

Droid Update Installation Step by Step HERE

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LG GT350 Officially announced | Available by April 2010

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After the success of LG Neon (KS360) sold more than 5 million units since August 2008, the new LG GT350 comes with a 4-row sliding QWERTY keyboard, and features an interface optimized for social networking full integration with popular sites like Facebook and Twitter.

The LG GT350 also features push e-mail, web browser, and a 3 inch display which is fully touch-enabled, unlike the display of KS360. The LG GT350 will be available across Europe starting April, in various color versions, including black, purple, aqua blue and light silver. As known for price it would be almost same as LG Neon.

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February 8, 2010

How To install 3rd Party Applications on Your Blackberry

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There are two ways of installing applications to your BlackBerry. You can download the software over the air (OTA) using the web browser on your device, or you can install an application from your PC using the RIM Desktop Manager.

To install OTA, you must have a URL for the software you want to install. The URL will point to a JAD file somewhere on the Internet. After entering the URL into the browser on your BlackBerry, it will prompt you to verify that you want to install the application. Say yes, and if all goes well it will install on your BlackBerry.

The second method of installation uses the RIM Desktop Manager. Applications meant to be installed from the Desktop Manager come with two files: an ALX file and a COD file. First, connect your BlackBerry to your PC using a data cable. Once the device is attached, launch the RIM Desktop Manager. Then launch the Application Loader from inside the Desktop Manager.

Click the “Add…” button in the Application Loader and specify an Application Loader File(.alx). The application should now appear in the list of items to install. Follow the instructions from there to finish the installation and it should appear on your Blackberry. This is really hassle free installation. Enjoy!

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February 6, 2010

Motorola New Concept Phone MOTOSPLIT

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Motorola has recentely came up with a unique form factor with MOTO BACKFLIP no they a new concept going around MOTOSPLIT. It is Sai to be released in 3rd Quarter. The keyboard keys are inset and probably have no tactile feedback, however, they should be quite easy to use. It looks like the cutouts are pretty finger-friendly, as they contour to the shape of a standard finger. Under those cutouts is a low-resolution monochrome touch screen, one for each side of the keyboard. This is where the finger presses. The contact area is small, but the plastic grid that surrounds it contours to the fingers. The label and function of each key can be changed to suit certain layouts and applications.

The keyboard has multiple orientations. The keyboard can be pulled from side to side for typing on a surface. A small kickstand angles the phone when typing in this manner. The keyboard can also be pulled to the left for a standard landscape layout. There is also a dial-pad layout.

The specifications are slightly different than previously posted. The MOTOSPLIT uses the same processor as the BACKFLIP. Every other spec is almost the same as the BACKFLIP.

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