Posts Tagged ‘smartphones’
Hardware Upgrade Program from Rogers
Written by admin on Saturday, January 16, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: Announcements, Rogers Tags: 12 Months, Administration Fee, BlackBerry, Category 5, Classic Phones, Device Categories, Hardware Upgrade, Hup, Initial Activation, iPhone, New Category, Nuts And Bolts, Rogers, Smart Phones, smartphones, Voice Phones
Rogers has made some changes to their hardware upgrade program (HUP) that is effective today. The note we received is that “Rogers customers will now be eligible for the same pricing as new customers on all devices at 24 months since initial activation or last upgrade.”
Any upgrades are still subject to a lovely $35 administration fee, but the nuts and bolts of it is that it’s faster to upgrade to a new device, it just depends on which new category you choose. Rogers has created 5 “device categories” that consist of: voice (classic phones); quick messaging devices; BlackBerry; other smartphones; and iPhone
Rogers states that:
all customers will be eligible for an upgrade to select basic voice phones at a discount after 12 months, and our full range of devices including higher-end smart phones after 24 months. What’s new is that customers with a higher average monthly spend may be eligible for smartphones even sooner.
Nokia N900 can be used as a PS3 controller
Written by admin on Saturday, January 02, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: News, Nokia Tags: Alpha Development, Development Stage, Electronics Store, Gadgets, Gaming Experience, Inconvenience, Lucky Owners, Maemo, Nokia, Nokia N900, Playstation 3, Playstation 3 Games, Possibilities, Ps3 Controller, smartphones, Versatility, Video Demonstration, Video Gaming, Wireless Connections, Youtube
Lucky owners of one of the worst smartphones on the market, Nokia N900, have an extra reason for joy.
N900 can be used as a controller for PLAYSTATION 3 games consoloa. This is possible thanks to an alpha application called BlueMaemo. The application allows control of a variety of other devices via Bluetooth, PS3 being one of them.
There is also a short video demonstration N900 controlling console, posted on YouTube by maemo Italy, and all comments are in Italian. Following the clip, you can see how, with the help of the phone connects to the console and how it is used then to go into it.
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YouMail use Visual Voicemail for smartphones
Written by admin on Friday, June 06, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: News, Smartphone Tags: iPhone, phone news, smartphones, Visual Voicemail, YouMail
The text messaging became a popular thing, I try the voicemail more and more each day. It’s just so incredibly broken and dated – all of the annoyances of any automated phone system, with the added treat of messages that tend to be 5 minutes longer than they need to be.

Visual Voicemail on the iPhone was a huge step in the right direction, but it didn’t do any good for those of us on other handsets. Fortunately, that’s all changing. YouMail has introduced a browser based visual voicemail system for BlackBerries, Windows Mobile devices, Palm devices, and S60 devices.
Sony Ericsson G900 – Paris
Written by admin on Wednesday, May 28, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: News, Sony Ericsson Tags: G-series, G700, G900, phone news, smartphones, Sony Ericsson G900
The phone more known as “Paris” has been the talk of the town for quite a while now – tidbits of precious info are leaked one after another, and generally most people are starting to imagine that the Paris is the flagship among UIQ products, or, at very least, Sony Ericsson’s most capable offering on this front.

UIQ-powered devices have always been the most fashion-conscious solutions from Sony Ericsson – there has never been many, so they’ve always tried to ship the maximum in every phone of this breed.
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Windows Mobile grow 50 percent
Written by admin on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: HTC, Smartphone, Windows Mobile Tags: Eddie Wu, HTC Touch Diamond, Microsoft, smartphones, Sony Ericsson Xperia X1, Windows Mobile

“50% growth is the minimum”, said Eddie Wu, Microsoft managing director of OEM embedded devices Asia. With this statement, Microsoft declares that it wants to grow Windows Mobile by 50%. Is it possible? There are two ways that you can look at this.
BlackLine GPS Protects Mobile Workers
Written by admin on Thursday, May 15, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Accessory, News Tags: BlackBerry, BlackLine GPS, LonerMobile, Protect Mobile Workers, smartphones

BlackLine GPS Protects Mobile Workers with LonerMobile. An application for GPS-enabled BlackBerry smartphones. LonerMobile creates a multi-layered sphere of protection for mobile and lone workers.









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