Windows Mobile 7 will get with Zune HD?

January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - News, Windows Mobile

Many expected Microsoft to launch a new version of Windows Mobile, version 7 in particular, in the Mobile World Congress, which will begin on February 15. But if the rumors will be confirmed, Windows Mobile 7 will mean the end of all WM applications so far, at least in the form that I knew. An anonymous developer told those of MobileChrunch the new version of software is radically different from current 6.x version and is not compatible with any previous version, so far applications fate could be sealed.

WinMo 7 appears to be, essentially, a copy of the kernel’s Zune HD. We support a single screen size and will work best with OLED displays. Microsoft will give formal specifications of hardware manufacturers and will force them to comply, otherwise denying access to the operating system. The specifications will include not only fixed size of the screen, but the size of RAM and minimum processor speed.

The interface will look the same as the Zune’s HD, with some controls built phone. So it is expected a multi-touch screen with a lot of media controls.
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Flexible screen phone, Nokia has shown that it can

January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Announcements, News, Nokia

Nokia Morph, I’m sure you’ve heard of it. In short, a concept phone is 100% flexible, seemingly impossible. Here, however, that today the Finns have already made the first concrete step and had a patent for flexible display for mobile devices. And other major manufacturers (Sony, Samsung) have revealed similar concepts (even prototypes), but the big question is what will make the whole device can be deformed and integrate specific features in the different forms it will take. Nokia predicts that 2015 will appear as the phone. Increase in working time.

Motorola XT720 MOTOROI

January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Motorola

Originally announced for Korean XT720 MOTOROI Motorola smartphone will be eventually sold globally. This decision can only officials to enjoy ourselves and the rest of mobile enthusiasts – MOTOROI is an extremely well-equipped device to show us once again that Motorola has returned to the big horses in the world of mobile communications.

Motorola MOTOROI – specifications

* Android OS
* Capacitive screen of 3.7 inch, 854 x 480 pixels
Stereo Bluetooth
* Camera 8 MP, autofocus, Xenon flash
Video capture and playback HD 720p
* GPS, A-GPS
* 8 GB internal memory, microSD slot
* Radio FM
* 3.5 mm jack and HDMI
Battery Li-Po 1420 mAh
* Autonomy 300 hours stand-by, 4 h 30 min talk
* 116 x 60.9 x 10.9 mm 140 grams

DMB-T tuner will be integrated only on devices that will sell in Korea. Motorola MOTOROI will appear on the market since March. We want to know how much.

Motorola Shadow promises to reach over the Nexus One

January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Motorola, Nexus One

Motorola fans, excited about how the American company went to market mobile phones, are eager to know what follows after aclamatele Droid (Milestone in Europe) and BackFlip. As far as is rumored, Motorola prepares a new smartphone with Android, code-named Shadow.

For now travel only with the alleged issue renderings of the device. Shadow would be presented with a large touchscreen (4.3 inch, 854 x 480 pixels) and QWERTY keyboard. Media specifications, if confirmed, would bring a premiere – video recording Full HD 1080p. The remaining hardware is unnecessary details, it is clear that we have to deal with a full smartphone, the only mystery is any new applications. Under these assumptions, Google Nexus One will get a redoubtable opponent.

Apple wants to restrict Nokia phones in America

January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Apple, News, Nokia

War Nokia – Apple continues with a new episode, more aberrant than before. In short, Apple wants to stop imports of Nokia phones in the United States.

Apple has sent a written complaint to the International Trade Commission, a federal agency in charge of examining business practices. Men’s Steve Jobs require a ban on imports of Nokia phones because the Finnish company uses unfair trade practices.

Action of the Apple is a response to the war unleashed by Sony in December last year. Sony blamed the people at Apple that infringe patents owned by french company.

Most likely, Apple and Nokia will argue that two housekeepers shaken, after which they will reach an agreement.

Windows Mobile 7 phone from LG, in September?

January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - LG, Windows Mobile

Already for a long time to speculate that Microsoft is about to launch their latest version of mobile operating system, Windows 7, but it does not make another appearance on the market and so far no concrete information about it have appeared.

But now, it seems that LG has a phone preparation with Windows Mobile 7 and are ready to launch it during September of this year, initially in the U.S. and thereafter an indefinite date in Europe.
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AT&T Announces New Rate Plans and Adds Unlimited Voice/Data Plan for iPhone

January 17, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - AT&T, Announcements, iPhone

Following up on Verizon’s forthcoming rate plan changes, AT&T has announced nearly identical rate plans for individual and FamilyTalk plans set to go into effect on January 18th.

Plans now start at unlimited talk for $69.99 with Family Talk unlimited talk for $119.99 per month on two lines. Messaging add-onsremain unchanged at $20 for unlimited plans for individuals and $30 for Family Talk plans with Feature Phone activations.

Customers that purchase a Quick Messaging Device can also take advantage of the above rates, but they now require the addition of a mandatory data/messaging add-on at a minimum of $20 per month for individual plans and $30 per month for Family Talk plans for new and upgrading customers.
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Verizon wants to make changes in wireless plans

January 17, 2010 :: Posted by - admin :: Category - Announcements, Rumor, Verizon

Rumor has been going around lately that Verizon Wireless was about to change up its wireless plans. Looks like Verizon is tired of the rumors, and has issued a press release detailing the changes that are about to go in effect on Monday January 18. The changes are mixed, some being welcome changes, some seeming to almost be a step backwards in terms of customer relations.

The first big change for Verizon is the introduction of new Unlimited Talk and Unlimited Talk & Text plans. The plans will cost $69.99 and $89.99 per month, respectively. Those plans will allow for unlimited calling to anyone, and unlimited texting to anyone, possibly eliminating the annoying calling bubbles the current plans provide. The family plans for each will cost $119.99 for Unlimited Talk and $149.99 for Unlimited Talk & Text, which includes the first two lines.


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