Although many of us have been using SMS while driving — and some of us keep doing so — we all know it’s a dangerous thing to do. Now, there’s the new service which promises to eliminate the mentioned problem. Their idea is pretty logical and involves using a person’s voice instead of thumbs. All…
Archives for 2007
iTruth adds THE book to the Jesus phone
There’s the mobile bible version for virtually all smartphone platforms. And now, thanks to iTruth, iPhone users can also read the web-based Bible optimized to be read via the built-in Safari web browsers. As expected, iTruth is very easy to use allowing you to find your Book, Chapter, and Verses quickly. And, that’s it —…
Design a character for Konami’s Contra 4
Everyone wants to take advantage of the user generated content idea, hence we now have game publishers asking players to contribute with their ideas and designs. Lately we’ve spotted Konami, which as a part of its Contra 20th anniversary, is running a competition to allow users to design a character for the upcoming sequel —…
Tracking Zebras with GPS and mobile technology
Again, it’s nice to see mobile tech being used in the new innovative ways. Just a month ago, we posted how the technology is used for tracking the owls. Now, we have U.S. researches using social networking software along with mobile technology and GPS to track Zebras. The idea is to follow the interaction between…
Video: BlackBerry 8320, when WiFi adds absolutely nothing to the user experience
EDGE vs WiFi, common sense dictates one blows the other out of the water in terms of bandwidth. Is this really the case in the recently launched BlackBerry 8320 on T-Mobile? Boy Genius finds out: Update: Video after the jump, it breaks our tables 😉 [Full specifications of the 8320]
Google might be considering bidding on UK wireless spectrum auction – keyword here is “might”
We love rumors and hearsay, they’re the frosting to our mobile-phone-cake. And this new rumor is about as speculative as frosting gets (wait, what?). It seems that Ofcom’s announcement that they will be auctioning off part of the UK’s 900Mhz wireless frequency spectrum has fired up the rumor mill, via The Guardian. Ofcom is planning…
First pics of the AT&T branded HTC Kaiser TyTn II – the AT&T Tilt is so close we can taste it
The HTC Kaiser (aka TyTn II, P4550, AT&T 8925 Tilt) is the “holy grail” of smartphone-ing. It packs the “perfect” feature set that has eluded mobile fanatics for some time now – and the AT&T subsidized version of the Kaiser is almost here. The European HTC Kaiser TyTn II has already launched, so we already…
Technorati founder Dave Sifry to speak at Nokia World 2007
Technorati, for those of you who might now, is a search engine for blogs. The service also helps you identify sites that are linking to your blog post and establishes your rank based on those figures. IntoMobile is #3,204 while Engadget is #1, we’re working on it. The founder of the company, Dave Sifry, has…
Sony Ericsson W880i successor leaked photos
What you’ve just saw is a leaked photo of the still unannounced Sony Ericsson Walkman phone which will most probably supercede the popular W880i model. The device will feature 3.2 MP camera and will be quite thin, just like the W880i. In addition, the brown color of the phone makes it look very much like…
CSI: Miami goes mobile
Fans of the popular detective series will certainly want to try to play CSI: Miami on their mobiles and solve the mysterious death of a young woman on South Beach. The game features all the stars from the show and even includes the such activities like checking out crime scene, conducting autopsies and interrogating suspects.…