The world’s top cellphone maker Nokia (NOK1V.HE: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) unveiled two new phone models aimed at corporate clients on Monday, revamping its somewhat aging offering to business customers.
The new sliding model E66, and the E71, with full keyboard, both start shipping in July and will retail for around 350 euros ($538), excluding operator subsidies and local taxes.
Models for corporate clients usually last longer in phone makers’ portfolios than the consumer-focused phones, but nine months have already passed since Nokia introduced the E51, its last phone model for corporate clients. Read the rest of this entry »
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- Filed under: General
- Date: Jun 6,2008
Millions of families have enjoyed instant pictures along with the emergence type Polaroid photographs, an alternative to the traditional method involving periods of up to a week for developarea and printing pictures, writes New York Times.
Now, however, Polaroid wants to associate that period with the new technology of digital pictures made with the new mobile phone or digital cameras.
This fall, the company wants to market the size of a printer capable of very small print photos on a digital format in about 30 seconds. Read the rest of this entry »
Have you ever asked how professionals make movies to slow? It requires a lot of technology to get results that look good Casio thought to incorporate this technology into a room small gallery, which offer the same end results as a video camera and a professional photo made one instead.
There was such a digital camera EX-F1, the fastest in the world both for movies and for photos.
EX-F1 can capture in rafală up to 60 photos per second at maximum resolution of 6 megapixels and record movies in Full HD, 60fps, and in smaller formats with 300, 600 or 1200fps. Read the rest of this entry »
A wristwatch which belonged to a Italian count who won Grand Prix races and was president of Ferrari fetched a record £1.1million at auction today.
Count Carlo Felice Trossi’s large gold Patek Philippe timepiece sold at Geneva’s Sotheby’s sale for more than £200,000 than expected.
The “Trossi Leggenda”, described as “almost certainly unique” by experts, was the star lot among nearly 200 watches. World’s most expensive watch: The Patek Philippe and ex-owner Count Carlo Felice Trossi. Read the rest of this entry »
Remember those three BlackBerry 9000 units that showed up on eBay? As I made note in an earlier post, when the auction got pulled by the powers that be (err.. RIM?!!) there were still two units remaining, leaving one Crazy BlackBerry Addict anxiously waiting for the delivery of this next generation BlackBerry smartphone.
As luck would have it, it turns out I’m the Crazy BlackBerry Addict! When mention of the eBay 9000s came up in the forums, there was plenty of discussion as to whether the devices were legit or not. The images accompanying the auction seemed too good to be photoshopped and were unlike any other leaked 9000 pictures I had encountered previously, so it only took a few minutes to make the decision to click the Buy it Now button and PayPal over the funds. Read the rest of this entry »
We came, we saw, we blogged, or Venimus, Vidimus, Blogimus, as they used to say in Roman times. HTC’s press release for the Touch Diamond is after the gallery.
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- Filed under: General
- Date: Apr 15,2008
Russian artists from Moscow presented in London the totally useless but somehow cool device - goggles that you can put on and feel yourself like a robot from a Terminator movie or like somebody else from “the cyberspace”.
See the video below: Read the rest of this entry »
Samsung is following up the love-it or hate-it Chocolate, and the Shine, with its third “Black Label” device: the as-yet unnamed cellphone you can see here.
It looks a more serious and slender beast than the first two, and sports a five megapixel camera, tempered glass and a carbon-fiber finish. Read the rest of this entry »
2008 is shaping up to be the year of the 5-megapixel camera phone. And we couldn’t be more excited.
Let’s face it, the crummy, submegapixel imaging chips crammed into most phones today take awful-looking photos.
The iPhone’s 2-megapixel camera is an improvement, but even its photos look crummy next to a standard-issue digital camera from five years ago. Read the rest of this entry »
According to Paul, he bought his girlfriend an 8GB iPhone because she wanted one. He then found out she was cheating on him with a guy from church and now he is selling her iPhone.
If the advertisement up on Craig’s list is true to fact, our man is quite at a loss. In my books any boyfriend willing to buy their other half an 8GB iPhone, no less, needs some sort of ‘Best Boyfriend In The World’ award.
What he does not need is to be cheated on at any point and salt in the wound; losing his once beloved to a guy from church!
Man, I hope God was existing and watching the whole affair; a fellow from his own abode causing such heartache is out of order and the pair should have to pay. We think he just might have to, too.
That demanding ho of a girlfriend of his is going to want a new iPhone before she succumbs to spiritual perdition.
(He could possibly negotiate a price with Paul). Fortunately for the sinning pair, reception is good in hell, as that is where AT&T is based.
Now ladies, hit the link, call Paul and secure a date; if he bought his last girlfriend an 8GB iPhone, imagine what he will get you on the rebound!
[Craig’s List].
