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October 31, 2005
Sprint Nextel Corp. on Monday introduced a wireless music download service using phones from Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd.
Sprint Nextel said it would send full songs to consumers' handsets for $2.50 each under the new service. Consumers can also play the songs they buy through Sprint on their computer and also copy them onto a compact disc.
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Samsung, Korea has announced a deal with with BMW to integrate their SGH-i300 musicphone into the iDrive interface available in BMW's 5 Series vehicles.
BMW's iDrive allows access to various functions that are displayed on the in-dash monitor. The SGH-i300 connects to the system via A2DP Bluetooth - allowing for music playback, hands-free calling, and operation of the handset.
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October 29, 2005
The steamy Pink Razr V3 is apparently a must have cellphone for the ladies. The folks at i4u have been tracking the Pink Razr V3 & its availablity.
As I have said before " PINK IS THE NEW BLACK", and this is sure to get you in good with your lady friend, or your guy friend who appreciates PINK this holiday season.
Pink is so hot, even rappers are doing it up.
Pink Razr V3 Gallery via cetizen
Source 14u
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Motorola, Korea has announced the MS550, a new 3.2MP digital camera mobile phone. Features include 2x optical zoom lens, a 2.2 inch screen, a music player supporting 64 MIDI, AAC, AAC+, MP3 files, MP4 video player and EvDO connectivity. The Motorola MS550 measures 112 x 51 x 25.7 mm and weighs 175g.
via Read More at Motorola
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Mobile phone maker Nokia launched four new handsets last Wednesday, including two aimed specifically for Latin America etc - the Nokia 1255, 2355, 6165, 2855
The cheaper 1255 and 2355 phones have features not usually available on lower-cost phones, Nokia said in a statement released in Brazil.
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October 27, 2005
The folks at Motorazr have scored a few images of a looming? candy bar Motorola handset styled after the steamy Razr (not sure If I mentioned this before - I left Sprint over the black Razr phone) ....
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October 25, 2005
A group called The Office Maven has created an application that will allow you to synchronize the music and videos you have stored in iTunes with your Sony Ericsson Walkman phone or virtually any other music player that can be accessed as a Mass Storage Device reports Pocket Link
Called iWalkman, the application is a Windows-based add-in utility for iTunes that allows you to even convert tracks into MPEG or AAC format before copying them to the phone.
The application is free and can be found at http://www.i-walkman.com/
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October 21, 2005
Designer Roman Kriheli, is showing off a nano-like concept phone . The entire face surface of this phone is a color sensor display 4.2 in. in diagonal (a TFT-matrix of 700 times; 266 pixels) protected with a 2-mm transparent plastic shield.
Buttons appearing on the display are 13 in diameter. They are convenient to press with a finger. Besides the virtual controls, the telephone is equipped with a joystick. The standard position of the phone is vertical, but it can be turned horizontally when watching video. The joystick and the on/off button are of metal. The loudspeaker is located immediately between the sensor surface and the display.
The telephone will support GSM networks (900, 1800, 1900) as well as the 3G networks (the third generation). A wireless data exchange feature (Bluetooth 2) is provided to enable synchronization with a computer. A fuel cell-based battery feeds the telephone with electricity. The battery is charged by a wireless means: the phone should just be laid on a special pad connected to the electricity supply network (the SplashPower technology).
Via Yanko
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October 19, 2005
Nokia today introduced a collection of three trend-inspired mobile phones, the Nokia 7360, Nokia 7370 and Nokia 7380. Each model in the L'Amour Collection offers a beautiful mix of contrasts - infusing cultural and ethnic influences with luxurious touches of the unexpected.
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October 18, 2005
Luxury goods store, Neiman Marcus is offering Nokia's new 7380 Phone for -$649. The new handset believed to be the successor to Nokia's Nokia 7280 will start shipping in November.
Nokia 7380 Phone Features
Mirror, metal, and leather.
2 Megapixel camera with flash.
FM radio.
MP3 player.
Voice dialing.
Video streaming and recording.
Works on GSM 900/1800/1900 networks.
2 ounces.
4 1/2"L x 1 1/5"W x 4/5"D.
Seen at Engadget
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