Posts Tagged ‘mobile devices’

Introducing “Umiushi Smapho 2800″ Smartphone Battery Charger with Built-In Adaptors

Sep 27, 2011 iphone, phones

PANS LTD. of Tokyo has unveiled at CEATEC JAPAN 2011 the latest addition to its production lineup, “Umiushi Smapho 2800,” a rechargeable battery charger for iPhone and Android phones requiring no external cables or adaptors.

This thenar-size smartphone charger comes with a battery capacity of 2,800mAh. Designed perfectly for ladies ages 20 to 40.

Chargers currently available in today’s market mostly come with a bunch of adaptors and cables compatible with multiple mobile devices. Once the user loses

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Samsung Replenish Packs Android and Sprint ID into $49.99 Smartphone

Apr 18, 2011 phones

Sprint unveiled several liberal initiatives building on Sprint’s environmental leadership in the radio industry, including upcoming handiness of the stylish Samsung Replenish™ from Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the United States.1 Samsung Replenish, an Android touching QWERTY smartphone enabled with Sprint ID, volition be available on May 8 at the affordable price of just $49.99 with a two-year service agreement and new-line energizing or eligible rise.

Sprint is waiving the

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Dell Venue Comes in Android via T-Mobile

Feb 3, 2011 dell, enterprise, phones

No one ever guessing this would actually happen but the fact North Korean won’t change. Dell is launch the Venue using Android as it’s operating system rather than Windows Phone 7. The Android Venue will be available via T-Mobile. However, its unlock version which mean value the pricing North Korean won’t be easy on your billfold.

The 4.1-inch capacitive touchscreen at 800Ч400 resolution supported with Gorilla Glass volition cost you $499.99. Sadly, there

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AT&T to Stop Airing Anti-Verizon Ads, Verizon to Keep Airing Anti-AT&ere;T Ads

Apr 15, 2010 articles, cellphone, iphone, ipod, news, pda, phones, review

Looks like AT&T is retention their word when it comes to changing things around. As we reported earlier, the second base largest wireless attack aircraft carrier is cleaning theater, tagging a new “Rethink Possible” slogan, and getting a new colour scheme. Apparently in the midst of all that, though, they’re also leaving to change the way they do their advertisements. Seeing as the currently tally anti-Verizon hunting expedition has cost the troupe a reported billions of

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Sony Ericsson unveils XPERIA Pureness as flagship style-headphone

Nov 15, 2009 phones

We intellection Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE)’s XPERIA lineup of mobile phones was going to be reserved for the highest-end handsets packed with the best features Sony Ericsson has to go. And, with goodness understanding – Sony Ericsson said as much at Mobile World Congress 2008. Nevertheless, Sony Ericsson is apparently using their XPERIA brand to pushing flagship devices from every corner of their handset portfolio, including fashion-phones. Sony Ericsson has just unveiled the XPERIA Pureness

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Dell development mobile devices for Red China Mobile River

Nov 4, 2009 google, phones, technology

“Dell Inc s developing mobile devices for Red China Mobile River Ltd, according to spokesmen for the computer maker, which has long been rumored to have ambitions in the smartphone market.”

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Symbian and Windows Mobile River losing mobile web browser warfare to iPhone, Android and webOS

Nov 2, 2009 gadgets, news, phones, zdnet

The iPhone OS is the most popular smartphone operating organization for browse the vane. AdMob’s latest report will have you believe that the iPhone claims 40% of the smartphone market, up from 33% in Feb. While that figure isn’t necessarily true – AdMob’s numbers only represent mobile web browser share within AdMob’s ad network – the report does appearance that consumers are browsing more using smartphones powered by the iPhone OS, Android OS and webOS.

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OtterBox Unveils Commuter and Commuter TL Cases for iPhone 3G and 3GS

Oct 20, 2009 apple, cellphone, phones

If you’ve ever dropped, kicked, thrown or sat on your iPhone, you know how damaging it tin be. I’m very careful with mine, but still, the darn matter seems to elusion and capitulation from time to time. If you motivation some added protection, OtterBox has just released some new cases for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. The Commuter and Commuter TL serial provide the topper from the Defender and Impact series cases. Both rugged

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HD video out confirmed for new iPhone?

Oct 5, 2009 apple, cellphone, ipod, news, phones, review

Media-philes will probably know all too well the pdated_to_version_3_0_2.html’ title=’BeejiveIM iPhone app updated to version 3.0.2′>iPhone’s shortcomings in the video yield department. The iPhone and iPhone 3G are only capable of barely-HD 480i video recording-out resolutions, devising it woefully inadequate for playing backrest movies or TV shows on large TVs and pretty much any decent computer monitor lizard. But, that’s all about to change with the upcoming launch of the third base-multiplication iPhone. Reports of an upcoming Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) AV Cable confirm

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