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This summer, the Apple faithful will see their iPhones get some cool new market-leading features, as well as a few overdue tricks that have been common on the competitions’ phones for years. Flash, however, remains a frustrating stain on the iPhone’s pretty, pretty face.
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An analyst from Lazard Capital Market claims that Apple has plans on producing a new 32GB iPhone in 2009, basing on information from sources in the NAND memory industries. He also added that there will be 2 versions of the handset, one of which will be a low-end iPhone for the … [ Continue reading 2 New iPhones in 2009? ]
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As the next iPhone looms just over the horizon, new Sci-Fi patents begin to emerge. They give us a plausible glimpse of iPhone’s new features. While it’s true that most of the patented ideas will never make it into the iPhone, with Apple all bets are off and every option is worth considering. A best-case scenario is described in the company’s recent patent filings. It outlines a next-gen iPhone …
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Classic phone with cool looks is’t it ? . Verizon has launched Nokia 7205 features 2 megapixel camera, A2DP stereo Bluetooth and V CAST Music with Rhapsody support. Nokia 7205 has Touch-sensitive music controls and its cool when you see its 2.2 inch TFT internal display with 262K colors and 240 x 320 pixels 7205 Intrigue is just 0.55-inches thick and has a hidden external display which adds amazing features listed below:EV-DO Rev. A connectivity2.2 inch TFT internal display with 262K colors an
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Deutsche Telekom is threatening to block its customers from using the new Skype application on their Apple iPhones, an indication that telecom providers feel threatened by the rise of mobile VoIP, or voice over internet protocol, software. The Skype application, released this week, allows users in a wi-fi zone to make free calls to other Skype users and place calls to landlines and other mobile phones at a low rate. While mobile VoIP usage is limited today, it is expected to grow dramatically i
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