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Will Park

Will hails from The City of Angels - Los Angeles, California. He spends his time playing with his numerous gadgets and looking forward to seeing what future holds for mobile technology. An avid promoter of a fully "digital" life, he promotes the widespread adoption of truly mobile, paper-less living. He dreams of the day when he can go completely digital. No more snail mail, paper receipts, bound books, notepads/spiral notebooks, credit cards, hard currency. He's a digital warrior - fighting for the converged life. He is an idealist and a realist - he has a perfect view of what the world should be but knows that the world is not perfect. Can we ever hope to see Will's dream become reality? We'll see...

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Nokia N81 spotted in the wild – sort of

The Nokia N81, it’s beautiful, no doubt. But, actually seeing a pic of an actual N81 really makes us appreciate just how incredibly sleek this handset will be. Well, this really isn’t a live pics the Nokia N81 you see here is a dumb demo – but it still gives us a damn good idea of what the N81 will really look like. The glossy, black finish just exudes a sexiness that seems perfectly suited for an 8GB, WiFi-enabled, 3G musicphone from Nokia. Damnit,  August 29 seems so far away. Read more

First third-party native iPhone application developed – Mobile Terminal

It was bound to happen. It was just a matter of time. With the “Hello World” iPhone proof-of-concept application forging the way, a fully functional third-party native iPhone application was the next logical step. And, here we have it, folks! The first iPhone application to 1) not be a web-app, 2) be fully functional with a graphical user interface and homescreen icon, and 3) not be made by Apple is now being hosted on Google Code – all hail “Mobile Terminal.” The application is “a terminal emulator application for the Read more

Jabra BT8040 Bluetooth Headset with Multi-point Technology

BlueAnt’s recently released Z9 Bluetooth headset had almost everything we could ask for in a Bluetooth headset – almost. We’d much rather do without that ear-hook  (does that mean it had more than we could ask for?). Regardless, wireless headsets these days are getting smaller – as they pack in more features. Enter the new Nokia BT8040 Bluetooth headset. The tiny 39x18x19mm, 10g, package sports a minimalistic 3-button setup – one for call answering/ending, and a set for volume adjustments – that packs in all the features you could want. Read more

That’s not a paperclip, it’s Apple’s official iPhone tool!

Take a look at the picture below. Who knew we were calling this metal-apparatus by the wrong name all this time? Apparently, it’s not a “paperclip” – it’s an official “Apple iPhone tool!” This is just hilarious. If only there was some way to get our hands on one of these “tools” without having to send out iPhone in for service. Hmm….anyone have any ideas? But seriously folks, this better be a joke… [Via: Engadget Mobile]

Google is still a player in FCC’s 700Mhz spectrum auction

It looks like Google is still gunning for a piece of that sought-after piece of the 700Mhz spectrum. Even though the FCC didn’t approve Google’s entire wholesale access spectrum proposal, CNN is reporting that the search giant is still “very interested” in bidding in the upcoming spectrum auction. Chris Sacca, head of special initiatives at Google, said that “[they] are still very interested in the auction.” Apparently, the FCC’s approval of open-access rules for the auction are enough to keep Google’s interest piqued. We may just see Google entering the Read more

Google is showing off its Google Phone prototype to manufacturers – may offer phone for FREE!

Just when we thought Google was ditching its own-brand handset in favor of providing other handset manufacturers with Google applications, it turns out that the search-giant is showing off a prototype of it’s mythical Google Phone to manufacturers and carriers. Google is working out the kinks on their G-Phone – preparing for a launch that could come sometime next year. (Which would miss the end-of-year launch window speculated by DigiTimes). Google spokesman Michael Kirkland said, “We’re partnering with carriers, manufacturers, and content providers around the world to bring Google Search Read more

O2 Cocoon emerges as a beautiful handset

One of O2′s most unique handsets, the O2 Cocoon, has finally emerged from it’s, uh, cocoon, as a beautifully crafted piece of kit. The pictures we showed you before just don’t do this thing justice, so we’ve got some in-hand pics for you to drool over. The O2 Cocoon’s incredibly sleek, white exterior, packs a 2-megapixel camera, A2DP Bluetooth, FM radio, and sports that trick external LED display that illuminates from under that seemingly opaque white-shell. And, the 2GB of on-board storage, microSD slot, and rubberized external music controls make Read more

Apple iPhone 4GB for $0.99 – for first 9 customers at 99 Cents Only Store grand opening!

Everyone wants a piece of the Apple iPhone’s marketing hype. We know, the hype has kind of died down, but it’s never too late to jump on the iPhone-train. The 99 Cents Only Store wants to lure customers to its grand opening in Westchester, CA. with a $0.99 Apple iPhone 4GB! Simply be one of the first 9 customers in line for the grand opening and you can get your hands on the highly-sought iPhone for just a buck! The next 99 customers get a scooter for the same price, Read more

Parallels Desktop Beta adds iPhone support – sync your iPhone with Windows Vista/XP running on your Mac

We know, there’s a bit of irony in syncing your Apple iPhone with Windows Vista/XP through your Mac. Nevertheless, with the new Parallels Desktop Beta, Mac-using iPhone owners can now sync with Outlook without the need to reboot into Windows, and keeps you from having to hoof it over to your Windows machine (what, doesn’t every Mac user have an extra Windows machine in the house?). So, if Outlook is your thing, then download the new beta – it’s free for all trial and registered users of Parallels Desktop 3.0. Read more

AOL offers customized mobile homepages

]Mobile web is the future, that’s a moot point at this, uh, point. So, it’s about time web purveyor AOL jumped on the wagon. The new AOL mobile homepages allows users to get their mobile page customized just the way they want – include hyperlinks, include images, optimize linked pages, include numbers, and set maximum characters per page. Will this convince us to sign up for AOL? Most definitely not, we like our web unfiltered and raw. But, AOL users will be happy to know that their mobile homepage just Read more

Synchronica goes live with Mobile Gateway 3.0 – Microsoft Exchange for iPhone

It’s finally here! Synchronica’s mobile gateway service for Microsoft Exchange has opened the door to to it’s Mobile Gateway 3.0. As we all expected, Synchronica is offering a 60-day free trial of the service for all users, not just for iPhones. But, iPhone users have nothing to download, so getting in on the trial offer is as easy as signing up for an account. Well, it’s almost that easy. Overwhelming response to Synchronica’s Mobile Gateway 3.0 debut has forced their registration servers to take break. But, fear not, Synchronica will Read more