AT&T has released a new color of the Nokia 6555.
The clamshell phone features a 1.3 MP camera, supports 3G network, music player with expandable memory and Bluetooth.
Pick up Nokia 6555 for $49.99 on a two year term after rebates.
Source: phoneArena
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Add comment February 1, 2008
The Sony Ericsson k850i could be making its way to Rogers in the near future. The k850i features HSDPA 3G, a 5 MP auto-focus camera with flashand Bluetooth to name a few.
The rumor also states an introductory price of $199.99 on a three year term and a $7 vision plan. Rogers will also throw in a 8 GB memory card as a bonus.
Discuss: HowardForums
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Bell Mobility has launched a white version of their popular smart phone, which was first released in November. The white version is listed on the Bell website and can be found at Bell stores across the country. Current prices are as follows.
3 year term: $99.99
2 year term: $199.95
1 year term: $349.95
No contract: $399.95
With the HTC Touch you can get unlimited data for only $7/month. At that price for data this phone is a must! Read a review of the HTC Touch on HowardChui.com.
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1 comment January 30, 2008
While headsets have become very common over the years, I feel they haven’t really reached a point where you aren’t sacrificing something by using them. Typically, the sacrifice you make is sound quality.
The Jawbone headset claims to be “the best rated headset ever”. Is it? Read on.
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13 comments January 27, 2008
The metro pink w580i is now avaliable on both Rogers and AT&T. The Sony Ericsson slider features a 2.0 MP camera, Walkman player with Shake Control, Bluetooth, and FM radio.
Read a review of the phone here on HowardChui.com.
Pick up your pink w580i at Rogers for $99.99 on a three year term (with rebates). If you are in the states pick up the metro pink version for $79.99 on a two year term with AT&T after rebates.
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6 comments January 27, 2008
The United States Patent Office has granted a patent for a “mobile entertainment and communication device”.
A mobile entertainment and communication device in a palm-held size housing has a cellular or satellite telephone capable of wireless communication with the Internet and one or more replaceable memory card sockets for receiving a blank memory card for recording data directly from the Internet and, in particular, musical performances that then can be selectively reproduced by the device for the enjoyment of the user, including both audio and visual recordings and reproductions. The device also includes a camera and microphone for recording images and sound within the range of the device that can be wirelessly transmitted, either selectively or automatically to a remote telephone. Further, the device includes sensors for sensing unusual conditions that may also be transmitted to a remote telephone, together with the location of the device as determined by a GPS section of the device.
As you can see the patent names existing technology and features which makes up any smart phone. As a result Sprint, AT&T, HP, Motorola, HTC, Helio, Apple, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, UTStarcomm, to a few are currently facing lawsuits for patent infringement. We will have to see what transpires from this one.
source: Slashdot
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Add comment January 26, 2008
YouTube has launched a new version of their mobile site. Millions of videos can now be watched on your mobile device easier than before. The new version has enhanced uploading and sharing features and extends the community from your desktop to your mobile. Access the mobile version from your phone by visiting m.youtube.com or download the application to your desktop then transfer it over and install on your phone.
YouTube is a data extensive application. It is recommended that you contact you service provider and subscribe to an unlimited data plan to avoid over charges.
image: YouTube
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3 comments January 25, 2008
Pizza Hut has introduced a new service which allows customers to simply text their order using their mobile device. In order to use the service you must register your phone number and create a “pizza play list”. Pizza Hut also has an optimized version of their desktop ordering system that can be accessed from you mobile phone.
To find out more information or to register, visit the Pizza Hut website. This feature is only available to residents of the United States.
source: engadget mobile
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3 comments January 24, 2008
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Nokia has release two new phones geared to clients in “emerging markets”. After surveying the cellphone market in Pakistan and Indian Nokia learned that 50% of those surveyed responded that they currently share or would share the cell phone with their family or friends.
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The Nokia 2600 (left) and 1209 (right) are both low cost phones that come with some neat features. The 2600 features a VGA camera, bluetooth, Xpress-On covers (changeable faceplates), and FM radio. The 1209 on the other hand features a flash light, and provides 365 hours of standby time or 7 hours of talk time.
The Nokia 2600 (left) will be shipping this quarter and will retail for $95.
The Nokia 1209 (right) will be shipping next quarter and will retail for $51.
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Rogers Wireless has officially launched the Samsung Blackjack II today, January 21. The Samsung Jack, as Rogers calls it, is now listed on the Rogers website.
Current prices are as follows.
$299.99 on 3 year promo (voice and data)
$349.99 on 3 year voice only
$349.99 on 3 year data only
$399.99 no contract
The Samsung Jack features Windows Mobile 6 with HSDPA, a built-in GPS, and a 2 MP camera to name a few. Pick up Samsung’s first all-in-one device to reach the Canadian wireless market at an Authorized Rogers Dealer .
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