Section: Communications, Cellphones, Smartphones, Mobile
We still have not seen RIM announce an official release date for the BlackBerry Storm, but hopefully the recent trip through the FCC should help to move that along. The latest information still has it coming sometime in November. Not many details were given away in the FCC listing, in fact the details were lighter than normal, almost making it hard to tell the listing was for the Storm. Of course anyone looking for information should not have to look all that hard as we have already seen more than our fair share of Storm related information including everything from leaked images, to complete manuals, to online emulators.
Read [FCC] Via [CrackBerry]
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Written by Robert Nelson on October 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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While I am not 100% convinced that this is a nice looking flip, its certainly nice enough looking in the pictures to intrigue me enough to want to get my hands on one and play around a bit.
The Kickstart, also know as the BlackBerry 9100 will feature a SureType style keyboard, along with a trackball similar to what is found on the Pearl, as well as what appears to be a large internal display and an external display. Also contrary to previous reports that the Kickstart would not feature a camera, the images certainly show off what appears to be a lens. It is expected to be available with T-Mobile this September.
Click the read link below to check out a few more images of the handset.
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Written by Robert Nelson on June 14th, 2008 with no comments.
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Remember Hop-On, who recently gave us the $10 disposable GSM handset, the HOP 1800? Well, aside from that offering, Hop-On is also releasing not one but six additional GSM handsets that are expected to cost no more than $150 when they begin hitting various international mobile markets.
In this latest line-up Hop-On is also adding the HOP 1801 smartphone, the tri-band GSM HOP 1803, the low-cost phone emerging market HOP 1805, the dual-band camera equipped HOP 1810, the dual-sim multimedia HOP 1808 and the 3G phone capable HOP 1809.
Additionally, the HOP 1801 also features a full QWERTY keyboard, 2-megapixel camera and a QVGA display screen. While the HOP 1808 features a camera, FM radio, MMS support, music player and an optional support for Bluetooth.
For their release dates, the HOP 1801, 1803, 1805 and 1810 are slated for release in North and South America, Asia and the Middle East while the HOP 1808 and 1809 will be distribute only in North and South America.
Read [PR Newswire] Via [IntoMobile]
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Written by Arnold Zafra on June 13th, 2008 with no comments.
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N95 users from the US are abuzz with news that the cellphone giant is finally releasing a firmware update soon. Vandelay, an administrator on the official Nokia Discussion Boards, said that he received official word from the Nokia Software Update team that says Nokia is “working to produce the new software” for the Nokia N95 US version (also known as N95-3). The update is estimated to come out by early June. While the company did not release any details on what the update will include, Nokia forum users are speculating that the update may include Flash Lite 3, Demand Paging, Web Runtime support, and perhaps even User Data Preservation (UDP) and built-in Geotagging.
Via [Symbian-Guru]
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Written by Elisabeth Young on May 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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N95 users from the US are abuzz with news that the cellphone giant is finally releasing a firmware update soon. Vandelay, an administrator on the official Nokia Discussion Boards, said that he received official word from the Nokia Software Update team that says Nokia is “working to produce the new software” for the Nokia N95 US version (also known as N95-3). The update is estimated to come out by early June. While the company did not release any details on what the update will include, Nokia forum users are speculating that the update may include Flash Lite 3, Demand Paging, Web Runtime support, and perhaps even User Data Preservation (UDP) and built-in Geotagging.
Via [Symbian-Guru]
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Written by Elisabeth Young on May 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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N95 users from the US are abuzz with news that the cellphone giant is finally releasing a firmware update soon. Vandelay, an administrator on the official Nokia Discussion Boards, said that he received official word from the Nokia Software Update team that says Nokia is “working to produce the new software” for the Nokia N95 US version (also known as N95-3). The update is estimated to come out by early June. While the company did not release any details on what the update will include, Nokia forum users are speculating that the update may include Flash Lite 3, Demand Paging, Web Runtime support, and perhaps even User Data Preservation (UDP) and built-in Geotagging.
Via [Symbian-Guru]
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Written by Elisabeth Young on May 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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N95 users from the US are abuzz with news that the cellphone giant is finally releasing a firmware update soon. Vandelay, an administrator on the official Nokia Discussion Boards, said that he received official word from the Nokia Software Update team that says Nokia is “working to produce the new software” for the Nokia N95 US version (also known as N95-3). The update is estimated to come out by early June. While the company did not release any details on what the update will include, Nokia forum users are speculating that the update may include Flash Lite 3, Demand Paging, Web Runtime support, and perhaps even User Data Preservation (UDP) and built-in Geotagging.
Via [Symbian-Guru]
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Written by Elisabeth Young on May 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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The FCC has confirmed the next Sidekick, which is currently codenamed the Gekko/Aspen by uploading the label for the device on their site. The new device will be manufactured by Sharp Corporation, and is named the PV210. Sadly but not unexpected, it will not be a 3G device. It uses GSM-850 and PCS1900 networks, and also has a microSD card slot and removable battery. The device is rumored to have a July release date.
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Written by Elisabeth Young on May 21st, 2008 with no comments.
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