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iPhone Going To Indonesia
Author: +866.com15 Mar
There isn’t any official announcement from Apple just yet, but word on the street is that Apple’s iPhone 3G will be available in Indonesia from March 23rd. There will even be a launch event on March 21st, probably to rope in the Apple fans and iPhone fans. In terms of pricing, it won’t come cheap, as the device is rumored to be going for $800-$900 USD, which certainly isn’t simple lunch money.
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LG GR500 Device
Author: +866.com15 Mar
Looking for an unbranded mobile phone? Well, pictures of an unbranded LG Xenon (or Zenon) have surfaced, with the model bearing the number GR500. Would you be looking out for an Unbranded version of the LG GR500?
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NHL BlackBerry Storm
Author: +866.com15 Mar
Bored of the plain old BlackBerry Storm design? Well, if you’re a hockey fan on Bell Canada, you’ll be overjoyed at the news that Bell will be offering a NHL branded BlackBerry Storm. What’s next? Liverpool FC or Chelsea FC branded mobile phones in the UK?
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Sony Ericsson MS410 Speakers Pictured
Author: +866.com15 Mar
Pictures of Sony Ericsson’s new MS-410 speakers getting cozy with a W995 have surfaced. Does this hint that we’ll be seeing more and more Sony Ericsson phones with the charging/audio port on the side instead of at the bottom? It would help the phone sit on the MS-410 speakers better in any case.
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Travel Documents In Your Mobile
Author: +866.com15 Mar
Fancy that! “Carrying” your boarding pass in your PDA or smartphone! One less item to misplace and lose at the airport!!! You can now, when you fly to most of the European and French domestic destinations offered by AIR FRANCE AND KLM, receive your boarding pass via email, MMS or SMS onto your mobile phone. Save paper, save a tree, it will no longer be necessary to print out the boarding pass. The only paper document you would need for travel would be your personal identification document.
The electronic transmitted boarding pass (into your mobile phone) contains all the information normally displayed on a conventional boarding pass and includes a unique bar code. The bar code will be scanned at the gate, and can also be shown at all security checkpoints, baggage drop-off points, lounges and tax-free shops at the Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam.
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Sirius XM For iPhone In Q2
Author: +866.com15 Mar
It seems the team behind StarPlayr has announced that it will be ditching its project, which includes bringing Sirius XM to the iPhone. Despite the company posting a Q4 loss of $245.8 million, Sirius XM’s radio streaming app will be released sometime in Q2, and you can safely expect it to cost a little bit more.
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New HTC Handset
Author: +866.com15 Mar
HTC’s handset shows up at GSM Global Certification Forum, which gives a tiny hint about the device that should be heaving to the store soon. The handset in question is the HTC XV6175. A glance at the model number and you can guarantee that it’s doing that.
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Windows CE Shell On Windows Mobile
Author: +866.com15 Mar
Folks who have fiddled around Windows Mobile a bit will know that Windows Mobile 6 is built on the Windows CE 5.0 kernel. A ROM hacker called No2chem has seen fit to fiddle with a HTC Titan and get it to run the Win CE shell, which is has a look and feel similar to that of Windows 95. The method to pulling this trick off hasn’t been released to the public just yet, but judging by reports, it shouldn’t take too long for this to make its way to the general public.
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T-Mobile G1 On Amazon For $97.99
Author: +866.com15 Mar
Been waiting to get that black G1 at a bargain? Waste no time! Head straight for Amazon for a good deal! 82 Dollars less to be exact! You’ll have to agree to a 2-year contract, but with that kind of price point, it should be more than enough to help you make up your mind on the device.
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Cell Phone Taking Over Land Lines?
Author: +866.com15 Mar
A study by TNS Technology indicates that 74% of all messages globally are sent through a mobile device. This is a significant increase from the initial 59% from a year ago. It seems that more and more folks are opting to get a mobile phone instead of a land line. Will cell phones replace land lines in the future? It certainly looks that way, albeit a little further along the road.