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December 28, 2004
The MS400 is a new handset from Motorola aimed at Korean CDMA 3G market. Features include built in MP3 player, 262k color TFT main display, 128x160 resolution, VGA (640x480) resolution camera, video, messaging MMS/SMS and email capabilities, E-book viewing, 3D gaming with the GIGA engine, 87MB of internal memory and transFlash memory card slot. We talked about the MS400 on December 15, at that time no detailed specifications were available.
230 hours standby time 150 minutes talk time. Measures 90mm x 32.4mm x 21.2mm and weighs 99g.
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Nokia recently announced the Nokia 3128 a new mobile phone geared at the Chinese market. The GSM Triband (900/1800/1900Mhz) Nokia 3128 phone features GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) support, a compact fold design, features a 65K color internal display (128x128 pixel resolution) and a 4K color mini external display (96x65 pixel resolution), SMS and MMS capabilities, Text input predictive software, two way English-Chinese-English dictionary and games. The Nokia 3128 talk time - 4 hours and standby time - 200 hours. Colors blue, gold, and red. Available January 2005.
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December 27, 2004
Sagem has launched the "myX-8" a tri-band GSM/GPRS handset that features a 1.3-megapixel camera with a CCD sensor with flash and 8X progressive zoom, 2.2-inch thin film transistor (TFT) - 240x320 pixels, 262,000 colors, Bluetooth, record and video playback, MP3 play back, mini-SD support, and 40 MB memory.
Offer 350 hours of standby time and five hours of talk time. The myX-8 retails at RM1,999 - $526 us dollars .
via Mobile Tech News
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Pantech Group has announced the "Exclamater EX" handset design as the winner of the 2004 Curitel Design Competition. The "Exclamater EX" based on an exclamation mark is a multimedia phone featuring built-in camera and camcorder. The LCD can be stretched and the "Side Push" button allows for efficient manipulation of the handset more efficiently.
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December 26, 2004
The Siemens SK 65 tri-band world phone aimed at the high-end market is now available for purchase. Features of the SK65 include Instant email access via Blackberry Builtin - receive your emails directly and immediately on your mobile without downloading them manually. Instant synchronization of calendar (over the air), inbox and more are possible, Full size keyboard, by turning the two halves of the phone, a full size keyboard is revealed , 132x176 pixel - 65,536 color TFT display and Bluetooth wireless technology for data transfer without any wires or cables.
$499 with no contract or $319 to $359 with service activation from T-Mobile or Cingular - MORE
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Opera Software has released a test preview of Opera 7.60 for Windows Mobile Smartphone 2003 devices enabling desktop features on your mobile environment. Opera for Windows Mobile supports all major Web standards, including CSS2, DOM 2, JavaScript and more.
In addition, Windows Mobile users will benefit from Opera's SSR (Small-Screen Rendering) technology. can display full HTML-enabled Internet without any horizontal scrolling. The renderer uses a combination of techniques: reflowing page elements where possible, and resizing them to fit where necessary. Download test preview
Opera plans to launch the browser officially in 2005.
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Zi Corporation provider of intelligent interface solutions has announced a licensing agreement with Nokia for their eZiText, predictive text input technology product. eZiText provides faster and personalized text entry through predictive one-touch entry and word completion, coupled with the ability to learn from a user's usage patterns and behavior. End users are provided with easy interaction for short messaging, e-mail, e-commerce, Web browsing and similar applications in over 41 unique language databases.
- Seen at Mobile Mag
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December 23, 2004
Hop-on has announced plans to introduce its GSM Model 1848, the Company's first tri-band 850/1800/1900 MHz phone, in January at the 2005 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Hop-on's GSM Model 1848 brings features a sleek, simple and stylish design, flip style phone, a 65K color display screen, 16 polyphonic ring tones, Smart Voice technology, enhanced WAP, and MMS/SMS messaging. Other features include alarm, vibrator, games, and ring tone recording capabilities to suit every customizable lifestyle.
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Siemens has introduced three new entry-level handsets scheduled for availability in January 2005. The new handsets include the A62 tri-band GSM/GPRS (900/1800/1900), the A51, and the A53.
Available in two colors, Denim Blue and Mystic Purple, the Siemens A62 tri-band GSM/GPRS (900/1800/1900) features include a 101 x 80 pixels with 4,000 colors screen, simple-to-use 4-way navigation key. Weight is 76 g. Standby time of 250 hours and talk time of 5 hours. Offers Mobile Internet access, WAP 1.2.1, SMS and EMS. The A62 will be available throughout Europe, Asia, and Latin America beginning January 2005. - MORE
The Siemens A51 offers SMS and EMS in addition to a variety of preinstalled images, sounds and animations. 250 hours of standby time and 300 minutes of talk time. Color is Urban Grey and it weighs 84 g. Other features include an alarm clock, quick dial options, hotkeys and an integrated phone book. The Siemens A51 is scheduled for release in January 2005 in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. - MORE
The Siemens A53 is available in Moon Silver and Urban Grey/Silver. Functions include SMS and EMS. Stand by time of 250 hours and talk time of 5 hours. The A53 is scheduled for availability exclusively in Latin America from January 2005. - MORE
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December 22, 2004
 Varatouch has announced the availability of their Nanopoint Analog Control module (world's smallest joystick) for integration into future handhelds, cell phones, mobile gaming systems and GPS receivers, the Nanopoint joystick measures just 3.3 mm high, with a diameter of 12.7 mm. Having an Analog joystick increases the operation accuracy, and should translate into a better experience while playing kill bill on your handset - also good for device navigation.
- Seen at Mobile Mag
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