Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 has been officially announced! Alongside the super-cool device, the company also unveiled its UX open platform. Here’s the X10 specs rundown: Quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity – 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, plus tri/quad-band HSPA 900/1700/2100 (T-Mobile USA?) or 800/850/1900/2100 MHz 4-inch WVGA (480×854 pixels) capacitive touchscreen 8.1-megapixel auto-focus camera with an array of camera technologies…
Motorola CLIQ gets official for T-Mobile USA
The Motorola CLIQ is hailed as Motorola’s first stab at reclaiming some of their lost mobile phone market share, and it just might be able to live up to expectations. Motorola and T-Mobile announced the CLIQ a little over a month ago, showing off the Android phone’s innovative MOTOBLUR interface and its ability to magically…
Business Card Reader for iPhone is way better than the alternative
Collecting business cards can be a good thing – expanding your professional network usually is. It can also suck. If you ever have the chance to wade through a stack of business cards and add those contacts by hand, give it a try, you’ll see what we mean. For those of you that share our…
Parkmobile launches ‘Pay by Phone’ parking service in Grand Rapids
You know that future we keep talking about? The one where everything in your life is controlled by what we know today as mobile phones? Right, well, that future inches closer today with the launch of Parkmobile’s “Pay by Phone Parking” service in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Like the name suggests, the new service allows residents…
Big Buck Hunter Pro for iPhone gets a release
It’s not every day you find a game, which is an arcade game, on a mobile platform, revolving around killing Deer – however, that’s exactly what we have here. Super Happy Fun Fun (no, that’s not a joke!) are releasing Big Buck Hunter Pro for the iPhone, on to the Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) App Store,…
TAG Heuer MERIDIIST Automobili Lamborghini mixes luxury with speed
TAG Heuer unveiled the super fast special edition of its MERIDIIST handset, inspired by the Lamborghini Murcielago, and it looks awesome. Only 1963 pieces of the phone will be available for purchase, to tribute to the year Automobili Lamborghini was founded. The key selling point(s) goes as following (from the press release): Housed in black…
iPhone goes live in China
China isn’t just some foreign country with a penchant for censoring their citizens into oblivion and peddling counterfeit handsets on the cheap. The land of dim sum and stubborn Communist politics has become the latest country to launch the iPhone. As expected, the iPhone is now ready to cater to the single-largest wireless market, by…
bCODE, Screenvision, Sprint launches mobile couponing redemption network
Provider of mobile wallet scanning platforms bCODE is teaming up cinema innovator Screenvision and Sprint to create the world’s largest mobile coupon redemption network. Under the deal, bCODE will provide its SMS-based secure scanning mobile wallet platform, and Sprint will market the service to its customers who will be able to receive special concession stand…
Cellufun: Consumers Worldwide Can Now Buy Virtual Goods Using Their Mobile Phones
Cellufun has announced that its FunCoin currency, used for virtual goods transactions, is now available in over 25 countries to hundreds of millions of consumers using their mobile phones. Consumers can now buy FunCoins to purchase Cellufun virtual goods with one easy click, and charge the purchase to their mobile phone bill. Users of Cellufun’s…
Samsung Q3 results: Not too shabby
Motorola surprise Q3 profit report isn’t alone today. Samsung has reported a profitable Q3 2009, with the electronics giant’s mobile phone division shipping 60.2 million mobile phones in the latest quarter, a 16% increase from the same period last year. That’s a new record for Samsung. And, thanks to higher demand for touchscreen handsets, Samsung…