SEMC Blog today posted another photo of the Sony Ericsson BeiBei prototype, showing its side view with a stylus at its side. Not much information on the BeiBei, but rumor that it will be powered by UIQ 3.3, comes with HSDPA, WiFi, GPS and a 3.2 megapixel camera.
The LCD screen should be a touch screen to pair with the stylus.
Source [SEMC]
Do you know where you are? GPS, or global positioning systems, can tell you about it accurately. Yeah, it can put you on the map electronically — even into your hand. The advance mobile users really love this feature. Atheros Communications, Inc. announced a new innovation in this field.
Atheros offers a new member of its Radio-on-Chip for Mobile (ROCm(r)) family of GPS solutions that targets mobile phones, Personal Navigation Devices (PNDs) and Personal Media Players (PMPs).
GPS was originally intended for military applications, but sincethe 1980s, the the system made available for civilian use and then evolved for business use. GPS works in any weather conditions, anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day.
Atheros’ new solution consists of its second-generation, single-chip GPS receiver, the AR1511, and companion ORION 3.0 software suite. This combination is ideally suited for integrating advanced navigation functions into mobile devices, with state-of-the-art Assisted GPS (AGPS) technology, advanced parallel search, and industry-leading tracking sensitivity of -160dBm, which together enable the most rapid and accurate location determination while conserving device battery power.
“With the AR1511 and ORION 3.0 combo, Atheros is delivering state-of-the-art AGPS for today’s mobile phone, PND and PMP users, enabling quicker fix times that result in extended battery life,” said Greg Winner, general manager of Atheros’ GPS business unit. “Unlike most GPS silicon providers, we offer both standalone and hosted designs that enable our customers to add GPS to virtually any type of mobile consumer device.”
Business activity will become more avalaible in mobile technology. Clickatell announced it was chosen as one of three finalists for “Best Messaging Business Application” by 160 Characters as part of their 2008 Mobile Messaging Awards. Clickatell was chosen as the Business Application category because of its work with Metropolitan’s Cover2Go, who provides life insurance directly to customers’ cell phones using SMS.
The award winners will be presented at the Gala Awards Dinner in Cannes on May 8, 2008, immediately after the first day of the Global Messaging Congress.
“We’re proud to be recognized as a leading provider of mobile business applications for our proven work providing enterprise messaging around the world,” said Pieter de Villiers, CEO of Clickatell.
The 2008 Mobile Messaging awards cover the whole range of mobile messaging from SMS and MMS, to IM, email and voice-messaging.
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Mobiado today unveils the Professional CAMO; the second Mobiado mobile phone in the Extreme Mobility series. The Professional CAMO is created from aircraft aluminum to build a strong yet light body, brushed polished, and then anodized to produce a ceramic surface for the toughest of uses.
The phone buttons are stainless steel and the front is coated with DiamondShield, an advanced coating available for polymer substrates with diamond like properties. The camouflage colors are individually hand painted directly into the protective anodized layer. No two phones are alike, and with just 200 produced, each Professional CAMO is a symbol of extreme exclusivity.
The Professional CAMO is unlocked and tri-band GSM network operational. It works within North America, Europe, Africa, Asia- Pacific, and South America where EGSM 900, GSM 1800, and GSM 1900 networks are available. It is equipped with video streaming with sound, 1.3 megapixel camera and video camera, 32 MB internal memory and support for MMC cards up to 512 MB, active TFT color display, push to talk over cellular, Bluetooth technology, infrared, speaker phone, XHTML browsing and email over TCP/IP, AAC/MP3/M4A stereo music player and FM radio, visual radio, and two illumination white LEDs.
the Mobiado Professional CAMO Specifications:
A fashion blog site from Malaysia called Emmagem featured the Mobile Edge Caring Case Collection along with our Faux-Croc Portfolio Collection. Recently, there has been quite a Buzz about our products in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines. I think they discovered how stylish our products truly are.
Here is a brief overview of the review which did include a few other laptop bag companies.
By Karen Marie
We’re afraid laptop bags are not cheap, if not then it would not serve its purpose as a laptop bag, would it? Laptop bags need to be sturdy and it has to protect the laptop most importantly.
Get a bag with bold colors instead, if you cannot find a stylish bag. . . Here are some suggestions. . .
The Mobile Edge Komen Full-Grain Leather Tote. This bag reminds me of the Coach tote! This online store ships to Malaysia, rest assured, as told by one of our readers earlier!
To see the full review and recommendations click here.
According to gsmhelpdesk.nl, Nokia E71 will be announced officially coming Thursday, May 8th. The device has also been posted to several online store in Dutch, with full specifications and images.
At a just 10mm thickness, the slim device has a full QWERTY keyboard for business users. Its dimension is said to be 112 x 57 x 10 mm, and will comes with support of UMTS, HSDPA and WiFi. A built in GPS module has also been confirmed, and we also knew that it will have a 3.2 megapixel camera at its back. So let’s watch out for the officiall detail in 2 more days!
Source [gsmhelpdesk]
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Here is a quick hands on video on the new HTC TouchFLO 3D UI, overall the transition between the menu is pretty impressive, although we still can see some lagging on the Windows Mobile. The most funny part is when the HTC staff accidentally jump out from the TouchFLO to the original Windows Mobile interface, someone is actually screaming.
Source [phonemag]
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