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May 26, 2005
KDDI and Okinawa Cellular Telephone Company, Japan today introduced the CDMA 1X Casio G'zOne TYPE-R phone. The flip-phone styled G'zOne TYPE-R features include JIS Level 7 waterproof; 1.28 mega pixel camera, QVGA screen, and three types of navigation systems - EZ Tsuita, AU's signature service, plus EZ Navigator, a digital compass, and a service that guides you to your destination.
The digital compass, 1/100 Sec. Stopwatch, and round screen are the main unique features reports Tech Japan. The Casio G-zOne TYPE-R will be on sale from the end of July.
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May 24, 2005
KDDI, Japan has announced five new 3G phones in the WIN range (2.4Mbps)- W32SA, W31CA, W31T, A5511T, A5512CA. Common Features include
- TV tuner
- FM tuner
- 3.2MP camera
- Bluetooth (for some)
- Document viewer (PDF, Word, Excel... for some)
- Web browser ( for some)
Retail prices vary between 110 and 185 Euros with a subscription in Japan reports akihabaranews.
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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. has announced the availability of the AMD Geode LX 800@0.9W processor,* enabling consumers to experience full-featured, desktop-style computing on a new generation of x86 architecture-based embedded and mobile devices. Requiring less than one watt of power,** the AMD Geode LX 800@0.9W processor supports the Microsoft Windows XP and XP Embedded operating systems, allowing users to leverage familiar business and consumer applications on low-power, fan-less portable products.
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Pantech has announced the PT-S110 and the PT-K1100 T-slide, multimedia mobile phones. The new phones combine the usual slider phone design with the new twisting of the screen to watch TV or browse the web in wide-screen format reports i4u.
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May 19, 2005
Yesterday, Nokia unveiled its plans for its evolution of connected mobile gaming, which will make it easy to search for, purchase and play high-quality mobile games using a range of Nokia smartphones. The aim of this next generation of mobile gaming is to expand the N-Gage platform's rich connected multiplayer experience across a wide range of Nokia's multimedia devices.
Based on the impressive processing power available in today's smartphones, Nokia's next generation mobile gaming solution includes enhanced 3D game graphics capability and offers user-friendly search, purchase and installation of high-quality rich games as well as connected gaming with instant access to a global mobile gaming community. Best of all, the solution works with a number of different Nokia smartphones, thus giving consumers the freedom to choose a multimedia device that best suits their individual needs.
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May 17, 2005
NTT DoCoMo, announced today the development of the 3G FOMA 901iS series, five handsets equipped for mobile-wallet e-money, ticketing and other handy mobile smart-card functions.
DoCoMo expects the new series to fuel the continued nationwide expansion of convenient mobile-wallet services. The 901iS is also expected to further boost the popularity of handsets equipped with FeliCa IC card technology, which have sold more than 3.34 million units to date.
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Sony Ericsson has announced a new addition to the uber Premini series. The Premini-2S has improved keypad button, better 1.3 Megapixel camera, 1.9" QVGA camera and support memory stick Duo for storage space expansion. More
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May 16, 2005
LG Electronics has unveiled the world's second 5-megapixel phone, SV550/KV5500/LP5500 . Samsung Electronics unveiled the first SCH-S250 in October 2004.
SV550/KV5500/LP5500 Features
Camera module : 5 megapixel CCD
Twist & Slim Design
Auto Focus
Self-shot
Strobe Flash
More . Seen at Gizmonews
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May 12, 2005
The World Wide Web Consortium or W3C, on Wednesday announced its Mobile Web Initiative or MWI, during the WWW2005 Conference. W3C's Mobile Web Initiative is designed to improve the quality of the web experience for mobile devices.
"Web access today is so fundamental, that it shouldn't be hampered by wires," said Philipp Hoschka, W3C's deputy director for Europe. "Through this initiative, we're committed to improving the state of the art in mobile Web content production and mobile access."
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Vodafone, Sharp and NHK, Japan have announced a trial model cellular phone that receives digital TV broadcasts.
The phone will also support data transmission and H.264/AVC movies, as well as a multi-sectioned screen, allowing the user to watch TV as they write e-mail or use the web. It will operate for approximately 2 hours. It measures 50 x 101.5 x 28.8 mm and weighs 133 g.
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