MobilitySite reviews the Cingular 8525. This is the much anticipated HTC Hermes variant with 3G and Push to Talk soon that Cingular has added.
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Image that at the moment that all of those connections are made that we would just have the question of "what next?" Where does all of this accessibility, usability, and mobility lead to? What happens when this "nirvana" of mobile computing happens?
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In a new study, IDC reported that, no matter where people live, they tend to seek out similar brands of cell phones, based on the prestige those brand names carry.
The study surveyed mobile phone and smartphone subscribers in five countries (U.S., U.K., Germany, China, India), and found that even in developing countries people prefer cell phones that are stylish and have a prestigious brand name attached to them, even if those phones are relatively expensive. read more »
The study surveyed mobile phone and smartphone subscribers in five countries (U.S., U.K., Germany, China, India), and found that even in developing countries people prefer cell phones that are stylish and have a prestigious brand name attached to them, even if those phones are relatively expensive. read more »
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Is this the Perfect Windows Mobile Phone? No, not yet, but it's close. As with other "Smartphone" reviews I have written, I preface the entire review with the fact that I am more of a "Pocket PC Phone" guy than a "Smartphone" guy. Not this time, I am officially designating myself as a "Smartphone" guy.
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Even if the iPhone is released in 2007, it won't really matter. Unless Apple is willing to compromise on some factors that appear very important to the company, the product won't really leverage the power of mobility to have as big of an impact as most expect.
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Designed for people who need a bit more computing and a bit less mobility in their mobile computing devices, the HTC Athena looks more like a UMPC than previous HTC smartphones that we've seen. Featuring a removable QWERTY keyboard, the Athena has a 3.5-inch touchscreen QVGA display (they should have went VGA for a screen this size), 256MB ROM, 64MB RAM, 400MHz Samsung processor, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g, 2-megapixel camera, USB 1.1 and a SD expansion slot.
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There is presently a great deal of industry hype surrounding 'mobile television'. Noted by some to be the next 'killer app' of the mobile sector, and dismissed by others as having no sustainable business model, mobile TV is a conjure of possibilities.
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The UMPC was a “big news” story for 2006 that ended up being a “no news” story for the year. What will it take for the UMPC to become a big news story in 2007? For the UMPC to be a hit, it will need to combine the computing power of the laptop with the mobility power of the Pocket PC.
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More people are using mobile phones than phones. Soon, more devices will be on broadband wireless than fixed broadband connections, and those devices will be available and used more frequently to do more things than traditional PCs. As mobile telecom continues to grow and dwarf fixed telecom, expect everything to change.
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