Difference between the 7500 and the 7500b? I’m glad you asked, the B version includes the 850 MHz and 1900 MHz that are required for US operation. Does this mean an announcement is near? [Via: Just Another Mobile Phone Blog] Here is a picture of the RM-249 aka the European version of the 7900.
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Finally it’s possible to change Sony Ericsson P990 menu icons!
Unlike the S60, UIQ devices are not that flexible in terms of customization. The Sony Ericsson M600i and W950i can be customized to some extent, but the once flagship P990i is almost completely dull to any tweaking. Now, IPmart-Forum‘s user “laren0” has found the solution to change most of the menu icons on P990i —…
AT&T no longer selling the Nokia E62
Good bye and good riddance. I’m a Nokia fan to the bone, but the E62 is the perfect example of what happens when you let an American operator tweak your device. First of all the E62 lacks WiFi, AT&T didn’t want people getting content onto their devices without paying for their data plan. Second it…
French elite CAN’T use BlackBerrys
As we already know, the fear for the national security goes well beyond the reason. I can understand that selected government agencies require special, more secure handsets, but banning the use of BlackBerrys for the whole establishment sectors simply doesn’t make much sense. That being said, BBS is reporting that French government officials working at…
Steve Jobs commits a sin: Calls Nokia Swedish
Not the real Steve Jobs of course, but the Fake Steve Jobs. If you haven’t heard about the Fake Steve Jobs blog then you must be living under a rock. Basically some rabid Apple zealot has enough spare time on his hands that he writes about the technology sector from an assumed first person point…
Kinky – Handcuff cellphone straps
If you find Bulgari and Louis Vuitton cellphone straps to be way too expensive, and Shrek or Drunk salary man too “regular”, here’s something to tickle your imagination… Something that would remind you just how kinky you can be. Introducing the miniature handcuff cellphone straps. As weird as it sounds, this handcuffs actually work and…
Get a nuTsie commercial
So far you’ve probably heard for nuTsie, a service that allows you to listen to your iTunes on your mobile phone. It maybe be still marked as a “beta” product, but it already started to gather some serious interest among the iTunes fans. Now, they’re running their “Get a Mac”-kind of ad on YouTube. The…
Sony Ericsson KXXX concept
Sony Ericsson may not be as large as Nokia and Motorola, but its fans are one of the greatest ones. After all, not many brand-lovers produce that many concept designs. Latest in the series is touted as the KXXX concept, and features a widescreen display, touch sensitive keys, WiFi and a GPS. C’mon Sony Ericsson,…
Video: Nokia E61i going 860+ km/h
Some guy with the best mobile phone in the world (disclosure, I have a Nokia E61i) has TomTom installed and is using a SIRF III chipset based GPS receiver hooked up via Bluetooth to show his present speed and location. Notice the warnings about not using your mobile phone? The bad-ass-ity meter just broke:
iPhone dock reveled; To charge both an iPhone and Bluetooth headset?
Ladies and gentlemen may I present you with the official Apple iPhone dock. As you can see from the image bellow it’s as stylish as the iPhone itself. The simplistic lines and the white color make it fit with any object, iPhone included. The best part is that it may not only charge your iPhone,…