Posts Tagged ‘smartphones’
BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 confirmed for T-Mobile on September 8
Written by admin on Tuesday, August 31, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: BlackBerry, Phone News, Smartphone, T-mobile Tags: BlackBerry, Blackberry Curve, BlackBerry Curve 3G, BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300, BlackBerry Curve 9300, cell phone news, Facebook, mobile phone news, phone news, Smartphone, smartphones, T-mobile
We knew that T-Mobile was getting the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 but rumors on the release date were not solid. We now have confirmation from T-Mobile on Facebook that the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 will be launching on September 8th for $79.99 which is a pretty nice deal though it requires a 2 year contract.
The 9300 will sadly not ship with BlackBerry 6 but it is BlackBerry 6 compatible so hopefully T-Mobile will rush it out the door after the device launch.
Introduction Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8 – Video
Written by admin on Tuesday, August 31, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: Smartphone, Sony Ericsson, Video review Tags: Ericsson, Smartphone, smartphones, Sony, Sony Ericsson, Sony Ericsson Xperia X8, X10, X8, xperia, Xperia X8, Youtube
In a video posted on YouTube is tested and reviewed the new Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8. It has a 3.0-inch display fits perfectly between the X10 display (4.0-inch) and the X10 mini (2.55-inch).Smartphone has a 600 MHz processor, much faster, the phone feels good to hold.
Godfish Android Phone In Portugal
Written by admin on Tuesday, July 06, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: android, Bluetooth 3.0, Phone News, Smartphone Tags: android, Android Phone, Bluetooth, Boston, Costumers, Godfish Android, Godfish Android Phone, Optimus, Optimus Android, Optimus Boston Android, phone, Phone Features, phone news, phones, Portugal, smarthphone, Smartphone, smartphones
Virgin Mobile Canada goes live with iPhone, HSPA+
Written by admin on Sunday, January 31, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: iPhone, Virgin Tags: 2gb, Apple Hardware, CDMA, Coffee Shops, Contract Pricing, February 2nd, Free Bundle, Free Wi Fi, HSPA, iPhone, launch, Mifi, National Coverage, Ovation, Parent Company, Prepaid Service, smartphones, Usb Modem, Virgin Mobile Canada, Voicemail
Ahead of an official February 2nd launch, Virgin Mobile’s Canadian branch today quietly rolled out its HSPA+ network and its first phones to take advantage of the new service, including iPhones. Features and pricing match those of its parent company Bell and give Virgin users up to 21Mbps downstream on supporting hardware as well as the same 93 percent national coverage thanks to a sharing deal with Telus. Those with at least a 500MB data plan get free Wi-Fi at Starbucks coffee shops.
Several new devices have joined the network in the gradual move away from CDMA and for now are all smartphone or data-only devices. The iPhone leads the group and shares the same 3-year contract pricing as Bell, at $100 to $300 depending on the iPhone 3G or 3GS model picked. Smartphone plans are the same for all devices and, in combo plans, start at $50 per month for 150 minutes, unlimited evenings and weekends, and 500MB of data. Tethering is bundled into all the plans, but only $80 (400 minutes, 2GB) and $100 (500 minutes, 3GB) plans have Visual Voicemail automatically included. Those in less expensive plans can pick from a ‘free’ bundle of either voicemail and call display or else unlimited MMS and SMS where both are included in the top two plans.
Motorola work with Google to sell the next direct to consumer Android phone
Written by admin on Saturday, January 30, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: android, Google, Motorola Tags: CEO, Conference Call, Consumers, Decline, First Quarter, Google, Handset Sales, handsets, Motorola, Nexus, Q4, Quarter Loss, Sanjay Jha, smartphones, Stock, Telco, Two Million
In its Q4 2009 financial conference call with analysts, Motorola’s Co-CEO Sanjay Jha confirmed that Motorola will be bypassing the traditional telco route and working with Google to sell an Android handset directly to consumers, similar to HTC and the Nexus One. This handset will be one of twenty smartphones that Motorola hopes to offer in 2010 as it attempts to shake off its lagging performance. Despite selling twelve million handsets in Q4 2009, two million of which were Android-based, Motorola continues to slide slowly downward with handset sales falling from $2.35 billion to $1.8 billion, a 22% year over year decline. Motorola also anticipates a first quarter loss of up to 3 cents per share which is far below the 3 cent per share profit expected by analysts. As of the writing of this post, Motorola’s stock has fallen 11% from yesterday’s close.













