If you’re looking for a bit more style out of your mobile phone, then you might be interested in the newly introduced Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism mobile phone. The 7900 comes with a diamond-cut design and a crystal centre key which according to Nokia highlights “the geometric shapes and personalized style of the Prism Collection.”
The Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism was created in collaboration with creative designer Frédérique Daubal. The phone was designed using laser-etched graphic designs and utilizes wallpapers inspired by Daubal.
Features include:
- Aluminum back cover
- Light effects
- Large OLED display
- Organic, modern digital art wallpapers
- 2 megapixel digital camera
- 3G networking
- 1GB of internal memory
- Integrated music player
- Matching headset
- Personalize the color of the light in the keymat by choosing from 49 different colors
You can download additional wallpapers designed by Frédérique Daubal at www.nokiaprismcollection.com.
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It seems like RIM hasn’t forgotten the ladies and is prepping a Blackberry in their favorite color, pink. Come tomorrow, you can get your very own BlackBerry Pearl 8130 in pink on Verizon’s wireless network. This new phone for the fashion-conscious corporate woman will be available with the same features as the regular BlackBerry Pearl 8130 along with the VZ Navigator, which provides turn-by-turn directions similar to GPS.
The pink BlackBerry Pearl will be available on Verizon beginning on Friday, January 25, 2008, on a two-year contract of $199 after a mail-in rebate. An additional unlimited data plan is available at $29.99 per month on top of voice plan.
Here are its other features:
• Wireless broadband (EV-DO) connectivity for high-speed data transfers, perfect for fast Web browsing
• Premium phone features including Voice Activated Dialing, speakerphone, and noise and echo cancellation technology for clearer calls
• 2 megapixel camera with flash and 5x zoom, able to record video
• Advanced media player and enhanced desktop media manager software allowing customers to easily manage music, pictures and video between their PC and the BlackBerry Pearl 8130
• Externally accessible microSD™/SDHC memory card slot
• Bluetooth® with support for hands-free headsets, stereo headsets, car kits, and other Bluetooth accessories
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Yep, that’s right, Gran Turismo: 5 Prologue is finally here and the detail is amazing. You won’t be able to tell live action from the PS3 graphics of the game. It’s gotta be the most breathtaking racing game out there. But don’t just take our word for it, view the trailer after the break. Grab the game pre-order at Amazon for $40.
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Microsoft announced today that they have released a new test version of their upcoming Windows Vista Service Pack 1 release. Called Windows Vista SP1 RC Refresh 2, the update was made available to approximately 15,000 beta testers. According to Microsoft, SP1 is still on track to be finalized this quarter although the company would not commit to releasing the update this quarter as it depends on whether the quality of the release is up to snuff. For those of you who could care less about Windows Vista, Microsoft is also actively testing Service Pack 3 for Windows XP. The company released Refresh 3 to their SP3 release candidate on Wednesday and expects to have that released sometime during the first half of this year - yet with the same caveats of Vista SP1. It’ll be ready when it’s ready…
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Big corporate outfits are known to do their big bit in the ongoing battle against social issues afflicting the world today. To date, Microsoft and Dell have chipped in more than 57 million through their (RED) campaign to the ongoing fight against AIDS in Rwanda, Swaziland, and Ghana. In the same vein, the behemoths have now teamed up again to help customers make a difference in the fight against AIDS in Africa offering (RED) branded high-end products.
These products consist of Dell’s premium XPS One (PRODUCT) RED PC, XPS M1330 and M1530 (PRODUCT) RED notebooks, and the 948 All-In-One (PRODUCT) RED printer. All RED PCs and notebooks will be powered Windows Vista Ultimate (PRODUCT) RED, making Microsoft the exclusive partner for all RED-branded Dell products. With each purchase, both the companies will contribute $50-$80 to the Global Fund and $5 Dell contribution for the RED-branded printer. All of the funds will be diverted to Global Fund-financed grants in Africa.
“The computer has revolutionized our lives; the (RED) Dell Microsoft partnership goes a step further with PCs which channel money to the Global Fund,” said Bono, co-founder of (RED). “It’s a truly beautiful idea - that the purchase of a stylish PC can put someone on lifesaving ARV treatment for six months.”
Dell (PRODUCT) RED products include:
* XPS One (PRODUCT) RED - The elegant, simple and space-saving XPS One combines multimedia computing with high style, high-definition television and entertainment, and is a distinctive addition to any room in the home. Starting at $1,599. (Purchase contributes $80 to the Global Fund)
* XPS M1330 (PRODUCT) RED - With a starting weight of just under 4 pounds and featuring an ultra-thin 0.9-inch profile, the award-winning XPS M1330 notebook features a high-definition 13.3-inch display, full-sized keyboard, built-in Wi-Fi and optional mobile broadband wireless for connecting on the go. Starting at $1,149. (Purchase contributes $50 to the Global Fund).
* XPS M1530 (PRODUCT) RED - The XPS M1530 is a sleek and stylish 15.4-inch notebook that is loaded with premium features like built-in webcam and fingerprint reader, and design accents like touch-sensitive multi-media buttons and brushed aluminum accents. Starting at $1,149. (Purchase contributes $50 to the Global Fund)
* 948 All-in-One Printer (PRODUCT) RED – The 948 printer features easy-to-use fax, scan, copy and print functions and photo printing options – available with or without connection to a computer. Starting at $149. (Purchase contributes $5 to the Global Fund).
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After their artistic tin can speakers, Boosted is once again set to take the limelight with their new lineup of headphones for the spring. The three models are in a league of their own, be it the classic Stiloso, or the DJ style Grande and on-ear Pequeno headphones.
“We believe there is no one lifestyle driven headphone product that caters to the mobile devices we use in our everyday lives so we decided to make one that fills that need,” says Jeff Park, Director of Business Development. “The Boosted Headphones are an affordable solution that fills the gap in the marketplace without compromising quality, style and sound.”
Specifically designed for use with mobile phones, the Stiloso, Grande, and Pequeno are featured with a 2.5-mm jack and three interchangeable tips to connect with most mobile phones while not leaving MP3 players and DJ machines out of the loop. All headphones are uniquely conceived with their own distinct features; for example, the Grande over-the-ear headphones would be perfect for any responsible DJ with its ultra-soft ear padding on the swivel earcup with auto return for single-sided monitoring and beat matching.
Not to be forgotten is the Boosted x Grenade produced exclusively in collaboration with Danny Kass and Grenade that “look as good as your music sounds.” It is the latest brand to join the Boosted lineup designed by Danny Kass and the Grenade team.
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YouTube has recently announced its mobile service expansion. Whereas only a few thousand YouTube clips are currently available to its mobile service users, YouTube aims to make millions of clips available. The oodles of clips will be made available for smartphones with streaming capabilities and 3G connections. A user-friendly interface is also being developed wherein users could rate video clips and share them with friends. Other than the expansion, the “YouTube for Mobile Program” is currently working on creating an application which would let users upload clips from their mobile phones. These applications will initially work on some Sony Ericsson and Nokia handsets. The YouTube mobile service is available in 16 countries aside from the USA and is available in 10 different languages.
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It seems it’s not only the BlackBerry Pearl that Verizon Wireless is dyeing another color but also the Samsung Gleam. Starting tomorrow, January 25, 2008, the tiny clamshell phone will be available in purple. The purple Gleam boasts a new living wallpaper which allows you to view the phone status by a city or country backdrop view which changes along with the time. The Gleam also features Bluetooth connectivity, microSD memory slot of up to 4GB, 240×320 pixel main TFT display and 96×96 pixel sub TFT display, popular messaging capabilities, and personal organizer with calendar. The Gleam measures 3.88″ x 1.91″ x .55″ and weighs 3.35 ounces. The phone’s language could also be switched from English to Spanish and vice versa. The purple Gleam will sell for US$99.99 after the $50 rebate that comes with a 2-year subscription has been deducted. You can get yourself this pretty purple phone via Verizon Wireless Communications Stores or via Verizon Wireless’s official web site.
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