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Tired of carrying your phone?

Jack Cook — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 01:12:52 +0000

LG has the solution by introducing their 3G HSDPA wrist phone, the LG-GD910 that supports both 3G and HSDPA technology. Pretty cool huh?

Well it is just another “toy” but a darn cool one that got me interested. It has a 1.43-inch color LCD touchscreen and it has a video camera integrated in the watch face for video recording. In addition, it has text-to-speech, Bluetooth, MP3 playback and voice dialing with speech recognition. I hope to see this at CES and I will ask if it is just slated for the European market or will we see it in the USA.

Akihabara News via Electronista

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Nokia Releases the N96

Jack Cook — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:39:39 +0000

The flagship of Nokia’s devices has just been released in Europe and it is looking mighty fine although fineness comes with a hefty price tag (about $800 US). 40 Hours of video, 16GB of internal memory that can be increased to 24GB and an advanced music offering top this device for features. We have not heard anything on the US launch but I would expect we will see it soon. Below is the text of the press release.

The Nokia N96 offers the most personalized mobile internet experience to date

Nokia announced the availability of the much anticipated Nokia N96, its flagship multimedia computer in the iconic Nokia Nseries range. It boasts live TV, 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, turn-by-turn voice navigation, 16GB of internal memory that can be increased to 24GB with an optional microSD card, superior sound and music, N-Gage gaming and a stunning 2.8″ display. First shipments of the Nokia N96 have started and it will be available with an estimated retail price of EUR 550 before taxes and subsidies.

“The Nokia N96 is mobile entertainment at its best, a fitting flagship for our Nseries range. It defines convergence by blending phone and multimedia options seamlessly with the unique Nokia Nseries dual slider that makes discovering and sharing experiences easy. Watch live TV and video, take high quality photos and geotag them to specific locations or directly upload them online via the fast internet connection – it is all about taking mobile entertainment and communication to the next level,” says Jonas Geust, Vice President, Nokia Nseries.

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HKC W1000 and G1000

Jack Cook — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 18:36:26 +0000

…. world’s first Dual-SIM Pocket PCs

I have several friends that carry multiple devices because of the travel they do between the US and Europe. Two devices, two different SIM cards and too much of a pain they say. Well, here is a solution that looks really neat and definitely worth looking at.

Chinese company HKC communications has just rolled out the world’s first dual-SIM, dual-network pocket PC, which in the end turned out to be so darn good, they had to create two. Welcome the HKC W1000 and G1000, set to take the Windows Mobile pocket PC world by storm.

The HKC W1000 was designed to take advantage of dual-SIM and dual-network technology, able to work under the heavy load of two SIM cards inserted in it and gathers signal from both networks at the same time. It has a stock marke t hotkey, enabling users to check on stock market info and make inquiries on the fly, with other features that are fully customizable.

via Unwired View

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