We would never have though that anyone could not want an iPhone, but there are people that are speculating otherwise. Apparently, there is some doubt as to the iPhone’s demand outside the US. However, M:Metrics senior analyst, Paul Goode, says that there is a significant demand for Apple’s iPhone overseas. Apparently, there are 7 million…
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Nokia Board Member Daniel Hesse: Over the air music downloads are not desirable
Sideloading, the act of dumping content from your computer to your mobile device, will be the key in iPhone’s success according to Daniel Hesse. His statement directly contradicts an article on textually yesterday that states Nokia and a few other handset makers invested in a service called “MusicStation” which is basically an OTA music store.…
More Apple iPhone launch details, supply may meet demand!
What more could we tell you about the Apple iPhone’s launch? You already know what day and what time the iPhone will be officially launched, but we bet you didn’t know that AT&T stores would be closing up at 4:30pm on launch day to start setting up for the launch-day craze. The Boy Genius is…
Customer tricked into 2-year contract – Helio sucks
We’ve got word from the Consumerist that some poor, naive Helio customer got duped into a 2-year contract with Helio. We all firmly believe that the MVNO fad is just that – a fad. But that doesn’t excuse Helio’s ridiculous customer service policies. This guy was talked into signing a Helio contract by a Helio…
HTC Touch coming to Germany – Tmobile, Vodafone, O2
We’re excited to see how well the HTC Touch is doing in overseas markets. Now it looks like German wireless operators Tmobile International, Vodafone Germany, and O2 Germany will be picking up the hot, new HTC Touch for a late June or early July rollout. Of course, those finicky Tmobile and O2 execs weren’t willing…
Sony Ericsson Global Announcement – A day after
Well, it’s over. We’ve covered most of the things Sony Ericsson has announced. At the same time we expect to see the product of the announcement echoing in the coming weeks and even months. Now, I just want to highlight the most important things from yesterday’s conference:
Sidekick LE, LX coming from T-Mobile?
Not a Sidekick fan – look away. On the other hand if you are a fan of Sidekick devices, you’ll be pleased to know that T-Mobile and Sharp (a Sidekick manufacturer) are cooking something. That being said, it’s likely that the carrier will introduce Sidekick LE and Sidekick LX somewhere in the future. Not much…
Namco launches Windows Mobile games on AT&T
Remember the days when we used to play null-Man and Dig Dug? Who doesn’t? So far only Java and Brew mobile versions were available, and now null decided to change that with the launch of the Windows Mobile versions of its popular titles. Beside null-Man and Dig Dug, null will also release Ms null-Man, Super…
Samsin SBS-6600 Bluetooth speakers
Finally, someone figured out to make separated Bluetooth stereo speakers. Boomboxes are good while you’re on a picnic, or visiting a friend to showcase him your new accessory — but for home use they just don’t do the job (trust me on this one). Not that you should be satisfied without a sub-woofer, but when…
AT&T looks beyond HSPA; Plans to build 4G LTE 4G network
Even though AT&T has still to upgrade its HSDPA network with HSUPA capability, the carrier is already looking forward to the 4G network. According to the company’s vice president Chris Hill, AT&T is planning to build a Long Term Evolution (LTE) network and is allocating $20 billion budget to do so. LTE is the GSM…