Posted on 04 May 2008 by Chase Higgins
Another week has gone by, they go so quick. This week has been one of waiting, actually. We are three days out from HTC's May 6th event to be held in London. There have been some teasers from the event though. The show stopper, the HTC Diamond, was photographed and it's spec sheet revealed. Notable goodies that were revealed were ...
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Tags: 3G, BlackBerry, Carriers, Danger, HTC, Nokia, OLED, Samsung, tmobile, Verizon, week in review, Windows Mobile
Posted on 22 April 2008 by Chase Higgins
The Katana LX comes as an upgrade to the very successful Katana family of phones. This phone is the update to the original series of Katana phones, not the higher end Katana family member, the Katana DLX. The Katana LX is a significant departure from the original look and feel of the Katana line.
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Posted on 03 April 2008 by Chris Davies
In the regular world, plasma TVs are large and cellphones are small; in Panasonic's world, however, a cellphone is just another opportunity to squeeze in a tiny, plasma-based display. The new, low-voltage screens - developed with AbleComm, Inc. - have apparently been a decade in the making, and rival OLED displays for brightness, contrast, thinness and, most importantly of all, ...
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Posted on 26 March 2008 by Chris Davies
Multiple rumors regarding the 3G iPhone abound this week, all suggesting Apple is ramping up to an announcement and release of the updated handset sooner rather than later. The Huffington Post is claiming that all three of the Apple stores in New York City were out of stock of iPhones on Tuesday, which Wired links with another rumor from Digg's Kevin ...
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Posted on 21 February 2008 by Chris Davies
Oh to be as easily pleased as cellphone models. These ladies are ecstatic because LG's latest slider, the LG-SH150A, has a nifty 2.2-inch AMOLED display rather than anything so mundane as LCD. AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode) apparently offers response times 1,000x that of TFT-LCD; plus, since each pixel has its own transistor control rather than being triggered via the passive ...
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Posted on 18 February 2008 by Chris Davies
Much as it pains me to be cynical about something as cool as a cellphone watch, I'll believe that the Epoq EGP-WP88 is shipping from March 1st when I hear that the first customers have it in their hands (or more likely on their wrists). Unlike the LG watch-cellphone concept shown at MWC last week, the Epoq apparently has a built in microphone and speaker ...
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Posted on 08 February 2008 by Chris Davies
Sadly Samsung's new flagship Soul cellphone - which it will officially launch at the Mobile World Congress next week - doesn't have some sort of magical liquid metal display; no, it's interface cleverness is just underneath that, in the shape of an OLED touchscreen which displays context-specific controls. Samsung are calling it MagicTouch, and while it's not exactly the ...
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Posted on 05 February 2008 by Vincent Nguyen
Should the HTC Magnum ever see the light of day, and you do decide to buy it, you’re going to get your money’s worth – every single penny. Surely this has to be some sort of an internal prototype cooked up in the labs as a proof of concept for future products. So this begs the question, is ...
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Tags: 3G, Bluetooth, concept, HSDPA, HTC, Mobile World Congress, OLED, Rumors, tablet, touchscreen, WiFi, WiMAX, Windows Mobile
Posted on 23 January 2008 by Chris Davies
Ironically I thought crystals went out of fashion a while back, after people got fed up of Swarovski gluing the damn things to anything that would stay still for long enough, but Nokia are happily promoting their 7900 Crystal Prism special edition cellphone complete with diamond-cut centre key. Still, considering how outlandish the rest of the phone is, you'd have ...
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