No, it’s not a typo – it’s THE fake Nokia 8800. As a matter of fact this clone doesn’t just rips off the regular Nokia 8800 — it wants to resemble the Sirocco Gold edition. Have no doubt about – such original Nokia device MUST cost a thousand bucks. Otherwise, what’s the point? [Via: Just…
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Nokia World 2007 to take place in Amsterdam on December 4 and 5
For all you Nokiaddicts out there mark your calender for what is surely going to be a stellar event. Keynotes will be given by: Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, President and CEO, Nokia Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Multimedia, Nokia Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman, Ogilvy Group Simon Beresford-Wylie, Chief Executive Officer, Nokia Siemens Networks…
Aftermarket Apple iPhone dock will also charge Apple Bluetooth Headset
Pocket Lint has the lowdown on a Chinese, 3rd party, aftermarket (is that enough descriptors for you?) Apple iPhone dock that can charge your iPhone and Apple Bluetooth headset at the same time. Leave it to the Chinese aftermarket, um, market to launch an iPhone dock (of dubious compatibilty) a week before the iPhone is…
ITC denies Qualcomm’s request for stay of ruling to ban 3G chips from US import
Reuters is reporting that the ban on Qualcomm’s 3G chips will hold strong. Broadcom said on Friday that the US International Trade Commission denied Qualcomm’s request for a stay on the ITC’s decision to ban imports of Qualcomm’s 3G chips that infringe on Broadcom patents. The decision is a blow to the chip-making giant, as…
Motorola and Nokia lead the world in cameraphone segment – finally some good news for Motorola
With the global cameraphone market set to pass the 1 billion-handset mark this year, Strategy Analytics believes that the industry is entering its third-phase. The move from megapixel and features to quality and imaging experience will help drive the growth of the market – led by Finnish handset manufacturing giant Nokia and the US runner-up…
Qualcomm throws new 65-nanometer 3G chipsets in Broadcom’s face!
Remember that (not-so-)niggling little problem Qualcomm had with the US International Trade Commission (ITC)? Well, it looks like Qualcomm could care less (or couldn’t care less, hmmm) about Broadcom’s complaint about their patents being infringed in Qualcomm’s 3G chipsets. The US-based chip-maker has announced three new 3G chipsets that utilize next-gen 65-nanometer (nm) technology –…
Houdini: Escape from Dead Water coming to America
If you enjoyed watching the Houdini movies, this one’s for you. Tag Games has struck a new distribution deal with Oasys mobile to bring its popular “Dead Water” mobile game to the American market. The game is already available in Europe, but in the States it will be sold as “Houdini: Escape from Dead Water.”…
Sony Ericsson W910i user interface video
You probably already know that Sony Ericsson can make really good-lookin’ phone UIs. If you still haven’t seen it, check out the interface of the ultra-thin W880i phone. Now, thanks to jampblog we have a 4-minute long clip illustrating the interface of the recently announced W910i Walkman handset. The guy that demos the device goes…
HTC Touch available in Hong Kong?
As we cover every tidbit of information about the iPhone, why not do the same with its direct competitors? One device that can interfere with Jobs’ plans is certainly the recently announced HTC Touch, which is scheduled to hit the U.S. stores and carriers offerings somewhere in late 2007. However, it seems that someone spotted…
Verizon, MTV take full-length movies mobile
Here’s something that could push further the adoption of the mobile video in the States. MTV and Verizon have partnered to take full-length movies to the mobile screen — “Super Sweet 16: The Movie”, an extension of the MTV series “My Super Sweet 16”, will premiere on Verizon’s mobile TV service V Cast TV. This…