We heard about Sony Ericsson Idou, SE’s flagship camera phone that was announced in February. Sony Ericsson on Wednesday finally made the elusive device official in London. Dubbed the Satio, the new cameraphone will sport features like a 12.1 megapixel camera with a readl Xenon flash, as well as a large 3.5-inch widescreen touch sensitive display.
Other specs include:
*Quad-band GSM connectivity (850/900/1800/1900)
*HSDPA 2100 MHz
*HSDPA 850/1900/2100 MHz – the SE Satio(a) for the Americas
*Gesture control
*A-GPS
*Wi-Fi with DLNA
*VGA camera for video calls
*Stereo Bluetooth
*FM radio with RDS
*MicroSD card support, 8GB card included the box
*112 x 55 x 13.3 mm
*126 grams
Sony Ericsson announced a new mobile phone that’s supposed to be able to connect and control your PlayStation 3. Sony Ericsson Aino, the second slider in a row boasts a lengthy specs sheet, including an 8 megapixel shooter, flawless connectivity and Playstation 3 integration.
Control your PLAYSTATION3 and access its media content on your Aino anywhere, anytime using Remote Play with PLAYSTATION3. Remote Play with PLAYSTATION3, initially developed for PSP, enables users to control and access media content on PLAYSTATION3 from their phone. This can be done via a local network between PLAYSTATION3 and Aino in your home or via the internet from anywhere in the world. In some countries, where they have “PlayTV,” users will be able to watch, pause and record live TV from a range of free channels on the Aino. The Aino is also the first Sony Ericsson phone to come with a Wi-Fi dock included. Plonk the phone down and it’ll sync media from your PC wirelessly. It also comes with stereo Bluetooth headphones, also charging from the dock.
Sony Ericsson Aino spec includes:
*8.1 MP camera with autofocus, LED flash(3264×2448 pixels)
*DLNA
*WiFi 802.11 b/g
*FM radio with RDS
*SanDisk microSD 8GB (up to 16GB)
*accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate
*HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps
*GPS with A-GPS support
*Bluetooth with A2DP
Samsung i900 Omnia has become one of the most popular cell phone in the world, more and more people have been talking about these months. So what kind of magic does it have to drive so many people’s attention? Let’s find out together.
The i900 Omnia runs atop of version 6.1 of Microsoft’s Windows Mobile Professional operating system. It supports quad-band GSM/EDGE as well as 2100MHz UMTS/HSDPA (7.2Mbps) network connectivity, with WiFi thrown in for good measure.
Highlights of the Omnia include a large, 3.2-inch WQVGA (240×400 pixel) touchscreen display with stylus support. The display supports auto-rotation for apps and there is a TV-out function for when 3.2-inch just isn’t large enough.
The i900 Omnia supports many different music and video formats, including Ogg Vorbis music and DivX and Xvid video. An FM radio is also included in case you forget to load up the i900’s 8GB internal storage with your favorite music, and you don’t have a microSDHC card lying around. Music can be enjoyed with wired or Bluetooth wireless headsets, thanks to the i900’s A2DP stereo Bluetooth capability.
Samsung i900 Omnia phone comes with a lot of wonderful features, let’s take a look.
Features:
* The Samsung Omnia’s 3.2-inch touchscreen as a 240 x 400-pixel resolution and a 65K color depth. It features handwriting recognition capabilities as well as an accelerometer sensor that auto-rotates the screen when shifted from tall to side profile (and back again). In addition to the internal 8 GB of memory, the Omnia can be expanded via optional MicroSD/MicroSDHC memory cards up to 8 GB (or 16GB) in size.
* Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface makes entering data and text simple. With unique widgets, you can customize and personalise the way you use the phone. The quick and simple drag-and-drop feature lets you have instant access to your favorite functions at a moment’s touch.
* Handsfree communication is easy thanks to the integrated speakerphone.
* The 5-megapixel autofocus camera sports a 4x digital zoom, flash, face detection, 15 shooting modes (from sports to sunset), ISO settings, and many more advanced functions.
* The digital audio play provides a wide range of format compatibilities (MP3, WMA, AAC, eAAC+), and the video player offers multi-codec support for DivX, Xvid and other video formats, eliminating the hassle of file format conversions.
* GPS receiver, including navigation and geo-tagging capabilities
* USB 2.0 wired connectivity to your PC
* Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS, personal and corporate, instant messaging
* Polyphonic and MP3 ringtones
* Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g)
* Organizer tools: World time, currency converter, calculator, stopwatch
Samsung i900 Omnia still has many other wonderful features, you can find them out by yourself.
Specifications:
* Quad-band GSM cell phone compatible with 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies and International 3G compatibility via 2100 UMTS/HSDPA plus GPRS/EDGE capabilities
* Touchscreen-enabled smartphone with 8 GB internal memory, 3.2-inch LCD, intuitive TouchWiz interface, and Windows Mobile 6.1
* 5-megapixel camera/camcorder; Wi-Fi networking (802.11g/b); GPS for navigation and geo-tagging; Bluetooth stereo music
* Up to 5.8 hours of talk time, up to 500 hours (20+ days) of standby time
The Symbian-powered Sony Ericsson Idou cell phone that was unveiled at Mobile World Congress earlier this year will be coming to the market as the “Satio”. The phone features a 3.5-inch touchscreen display at 640 x 350 resolution, a superb 12.1MP digital camera with a xenon flash, dual-band HSPA, and a microSD slot. Available in black, silver, and bordeaux, the Sony Ericsson Satio will be released in October this year. Stay tuned for more updates
Other specs include:
* Quad-band GSM connectivity (850/900/1800/1900)
* HSDPA 2100 MHz
* HSDPA 850/1900/2100 MHz – the SE Satio(a) for the Americas
* Gesture control
* A-GPS
* Wi-Fi with DLNA
* VGA camera for video calls
* Stereo Bluetooth
* FM radio with RDS
* MicroSD card support, 8GB card included the box
* 112 x 55 x 13.3 mm
* 126 grams
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LG enV2 is a very cool phone. it’s smaller, slimmer, and sleeker than ever, the phone features large external keys and an easy-to-use QWERTY keyboard that make dialing and texting a snap. Advanced messaging features like auto text readout, message sort, and the ability to store up to 300 text messages enhance the experience. The larger internal display, along with Bluetooth stereo support, a music player, and a 2.0 megapixel camera / camcorder keep you perfectly entertained, and with a microSD memory port, you can save all your favorites. Small on size and big on style, you’ll give LG enV2 two thumbs up! These are the main features of LG enV 2, it still has many other wonderful features such as stereo Bluetooth, QWERTY keyboard, QVGA main display, EVDO data, etc. Now you can easily understand why so many people are crazy about it.
The good:
The LG enV(2) is a slim and attractive handset, with a roomy keypad, bright dual displays, a good multimedia feature set, a full QWERTY keyboard, plus great call quality.
The bad:
The LG enV(2) does not offer newer features from the first enV. Also, photo quality was mediocre, and the external display can be a bit too small. Streaming video quality could also be a lot better.
The bottom line:
The LG enV(2) is not much more than a slimmed down version of the enV, but it still serves as an excellent high-end messaging phone.
This is quite fair, it’s exactly what I want to say.
Specifications:
* Modes: CDMA 850 / CDMA 1900
* Weight: 4.23 oz (120 g)
* Dimensions: 4″ x 2.13″ x 0.65″ (102 x 54 x 16.5 mm)
* Form: Factor Clamshell
Internal Antenna
* Battery: Talk: 5.3 hours max. (320 minutes)
Standby: 520 hours max. (21.7 days)
950 mAh LiPolymer
* Display: Type: LCD (Color TFT/TFD)
Resolution: 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA)
2.4″ diagonal
Colors: 262,144 (18-bit)
inner display
* Memory: 63 MB
Price: $69.99
Spb Software announced that their Spb TV application is not longer a Windows Mobile thing only. Owners of the Symbian S60 3.1 (Feature pack 1) or higher devices can now watch live TV their phones, too.
As with the Windows Mobile version, Spb TV for Symbian S60 is easy to use, sporting on-screen controls for volume and brightness, TV guide, picture-in-picture channel previews, quick channels switching control, and more. Over 100 international TV channels are available in a multitude of languages, meaning that you’ll certainly find something interesting to watch at any time of the day.
Of course, it is advisable that you’re using the application on an unlimited mobile data plan or via WiFi connection.
As for the pricing, Spb TV for Symbian S60 costs $14.95, and a free version with limited number of features and channels is also available.
Sony-Ericsson Xperia X1 has been creating hype in the industry for quite some time now. Being Sony-Ericsson’s first Windows Mobile phone, the X1 needs a little more than luck to compete in this ultra competitive market.
This review unit is solid black in color and Sony-Ericsson offers a silver version as well. Unlike mobile devices these days, the X1 is heavy, weighing at 158 grams. This is mainly because of its steel construction, which is evident as even the battery cover is made out of metal. The hefty weight didn’t put me down. In fact, I prefer that it weighs this much because it gives me a better grip as well as feeling that it is sturdily built.
The competitive advantage of the X1 is its Arc slider design, where the screen slides upwards, revealing the QWERT keypad and angling the screen for a better view point, as well as the Xperia Panel Interface, simply called the X Panel.
The X Panel has a dedicated button below the screen. When the button is pressed, the X1 brings up a grid like interface where the “panels” are displayed. More panels can be downloaded from Sony Ericsson’s website, giving its user freedom in what they want in their phone.
There is a 3.2 megapixel camera at the back of the X1 with a single white LED to serve as flash light. The camera performed rather well and color representation was good even with flash on.
The QWERTY keypad is great as the key are quite far apart and tactical feedback is good. However, it’s a bit “flat” which mean your thumbs will have hard time “feelings” the keys.
Powered by a Qualcomm MSM7200A processor clocked at 528MHz, 512MB RAM and 256MB ROM. The device performed really fast and is one of the fastest Windows Mobile devices in the market.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 is one of the fastest Windows Mobile devices I’ve used and it certainly didn’t disappoint me. The QWERTY keypad is a little flat and with a price tag of US$650, it will break the bank for some of us.
Nokia 5200 is a GSM tri-band hand portable phone, supporting GSM 900/1800/1900 bands with a 128 x 160 pixel active TFT 262k color display. Nokia 5200 features an integrated VGA digital camera and 3GPP video player/recorder, MicroSD card support, Bluetooth 2.0 and IrDa. The Nokia 5200 is also a Java-enabled phone supporting MIDP Java 2.0 and additional APIs.
Nokia 5200 music phone has many wonderful features, let’s take a look.
Features:
* A street-smart design with great music functions
* VGA camera with 4x digital zoom
* Slide mechanism with spring assisted opening
* MP3 player
* Stereo FM radio with dedicated FM radio key
* Landscape camcorder and video player
* Good audio quality
* Download your music while mobile
This unlocked cell phone can be used with a GSM network service provider and it provides tri-band connectivity (900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 1900 MHz). Powered by GPRS/EDGE Class 10 (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution) technology, the 5200 makes information exchange a breeze by offering immediate mobile connectivity. It does not come with a SIM card, and it requires that you provide a SIM card for usage with your selected service provider.
The 5200 has a spring-assisted slide opening mechanism that opens to reveal the numeric keypad.
The VGA-quality camera can capture images up to 640 x 480 pixels–perfect for sending via MMS or email–and it includes a 4x digital zoom and video capture capability.
The Nokia 5200 weighs 3.67 ounces and measures 3.64 x 1.9 x 0.81 inches. Its 760 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at up to 3 hours, 10 minutes of talk time, and up to 263 hours of digital standby time. This tri-band phone runs on the 900/1800/1900 GSM/GPRS frequencies as well as EDGE data networks.
Specifications:
* Screen: 128×160, CSTN / TFT, 256K colors
* Camera: VGA, 640×480 pixels, video
* Ringtone: polyphonic (64-voice), real tone (MP3/AAC/WMA), video ringtones
* Memory: 8MB flash, microSD slot
* Networks: GSM 900/1800/1900
* Connectivity: GPRS, HSCSD, EDGE Class 10 236.8 kbit/s, Bluetooth, IrDA, USB; WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML
* Battery: Li-Ion 760 mAh (BL-5B)
* Physical size: 92.4×48.2×20.7 mm
* Weight: 104g
* Media: MMS, Stereo FM radio, MP3/SpMidi/AAC/AAC+ player
Price: $130.00
Nokia 1661 has become one of the most popular Nokia cell phones! Yeah, it is now drawing many people’s eyeballs, more and more people are talking about it. So let’s discuss it too today.
The Nokia 1661 is Nokia’s lowest cost color phone including an FM radio and a large color screen. The 1661 is a practical, reliable, and user-friendly phone that also supports flashlight, loud ringtones and multiple phonebooks - making it easy for users to connect to those close to them.
As a new phone released on March 31, 2009, Nokia 1661 improves on its baby brother (Nokia 1209) with a better quality display, a much thinner design and an FM radio.
Features:
* FM radio
* Multiple phonebooks
* Pre-paid tracker (network dependent)
* Time tracker
* Flashlight
* Large color display
* Speaking alarm/clock in local languages
* Large SMS storage (up to 250)
* Large phonebook (up to 500 entries)
* Calendar with reminders
* MP3-grade ringtones
* Integrated hands-free speaker
Nokia 1661 still has many other wonderful features, you can find them out by yourself.
Specifications:
* System: Dual-band EGSM 900/1800 and GSM 850/1900
* User interface: Series 30
* Dimensions: 108 mm x 45 mm x 13.75 mm
* Volume: 65.85 cc
* Weight: 82 g with battery
* Standby time: Up to 26 days
* Talk time: Up to 8 hours
* Display color: 128 x 160 TFT with up to 65k colors
* Battery: Nokia Battery BL-4C
Price: $19.99 with service plan on Amazon
Samsung has just announced the release of Samsung Gloss u440 in the US, a phone that’s been available in Canada since last year, under the name of Samsung Cleo.
Starting today, the Gloss u440 is offered by U.S. Cellular, both online and through the carrier’s retail locations.
Targeted at “fashion-forward customers”, Samsung Gloss u440 is a clamshell that has a full QWERTY keyboard and two displays: a 2.2 inch TFT internal one and a smaller external one.
Interestingly, the internal display is said to feature a CIF resolution, which means it has 352 x 288 pixels. Or maybe there’s a typo on Samsung’s website and it’s QCIF, in which case the screen only has 176 x 144 pixels.
Other specs include:
- Stereo Bluetooth
- Music Player
- easyedge Service
- 1.3 MP camera
- MicroSDHC card support, up to 16GB
- 2.55 x 2.94 x 0.82 inches
The price of U.S. Cellular’s Samsung Gloss is not known, but it shouldn’t be a high one anyway. The phone is available in two color versions: charcoal and pink.
The AT&T leaks continue today with the unveiling of a really interesting LG smartphone.
Apparently called LG Monaco, or LG Pico, the unannounced handset will be part of LG’s Windows Mobile line-up of devices.
According to the info found at Engadget, the so-called Monaco will run on Windows Mobile 7, which means it will probably be launched in 2010 – although the leaked AT&T slide specifies September 2009 as a possible release date.
LG Monaco is a full-touch phone (3.2 inch screen with 480 x 800 pixels) that also features a sliding QWERTY keyboard:
As you can see in the image above, the handset’s other features include A-GPS, Quad band GSM and tri-band HSDPA connectivity, a 5MP camera with autofocus, and MicroSDHC card support, up to 16GB.
The LG Monaco will also have a pico-projector as an accessory.
We’ll bring more about this as soon as official details come out.
Lenovo’s OPhone O1 is a Android phone designed for China Mobile. The OPhone runs Lenovo’s own OMS (Open Mobile System), a customized Android that comes with a more attrative UI and visual effects. Powered by a 624MHz processor, the O1 has 128MB RAM, and 8GB or 16GB internal storage.
Two versions of OPhone will be available, the 3G version with TD-SCDMA support and a 5 Megapixel camera and the 2.75GB version (ET70) that supports EDGE and has a 3.2 Megapixel camera. Both models have a 3.5-inch 320×480 touchscreeen and built-in CMMB digital mobile TV tuner.After you jump see more pictures.
T-Mobile ( G1 owners have been patiently waiting for T-Mobile to roll-out the Android OS 1.5 update, known as “Cupcake,” through over-the-air installations. Alas, we’ll all be waiting until at least next month before T-Mo gets the eagerly-anticipated Android OS 1.5 “Cupcake” update to the entire US. But, that doesn’t mean you have to wait on T-Mobile to get your hands on the new Android OS. The Android OS 1.5 ROM is now available through the Android Code website as a free download - and with a little elbow-grease, anyone can force-update their G1 without T-Mobile’s help.
With video-recording, homescreen widget support, stereo bluetooth and an on-screen keyboard, the Android Cupcake update is worth getting your hands on. For those of you already familiar with force-updating your G1, go ahead and do your thing (the steps are the same as we’ve outlined previously). Follow these instructions to force-update your G1 to Android OS 1.5 “Cupcake” -
- Download the signed-kila-ota-xxxx.xxxx.zip update file
- Rename “signed-kila-ota-xxxx.xxxx.zip” to “update.zip”
- Copy update.zip to a freshly formatted microSD card (copy it to root)
- Reboot and flash your G1 with the new Cupcake firmware
- Disconnect your T-Mobile G1 from your computer if you used the data cable to access the microSD card
- Turn off the handset by holding down the “Power” button
- Turn it back on while holding down the “Power” (End Call) and “Home” buttons
- When you see “Triangle” icon, open the keyboard and press “Alt” and “L” simultaneously
- When you see some yellow text, press “Alt” and “S” simultaneously
- Follow the on-screen instructions
- Press “Home” and “Back” buttons simultaneously when you’re done and ready to reboot
- The G1 will reboot as it does its thing - let it do so.
- Enjoy Cupcake with on-screen keyboard and stereo Bluetooth support!
With Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) expected to unveil their latest iPhone offering(s) at WWDC 2009, the iPhone rumors are coming hard and fast. The latest iPhone rumor to rise to the surface has the iPhone getting jiggy with direct TV show and movie downloads through WiFi. In-app advertisements for “iTunes Movies,” “iTunes Movie Rentals” and “iTunes TV” apparently led one curious web-surfer to stumble upon an iPhone iTunes section for video downloads.
Giving more credence to the rumor is the fact that the iPhone iTunes video section is seemingly under construction. Missing graphics and non-functional elements seem to indicate that Apple is upgrading their current iTunes 
system on-the-fly. As you can see from the alleged screenshots, the iPhone iTunes video store allows you to browse by genre or featured movies and TV shows.
It’s unclear if Apple will restrict movie and TV downloads to WiFi connections, but if the company’s track record in restricting bandwidth-intensive downloads from using 3G connections is any indication, future iPhones will be downloading long-form media only through a WiFi network. We’re also going to have to wait and see if this new video-download section of iTunes will be rolled out prior to iPhone OS 3.0 or if it will be one of the upcoming iPhone operating system’s new features.
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The Palm Eos is gearing up for release on the major GSM carrier sometime during second half of 2009. Engadget has posted a slide capture of an internal AT&T doc that lists the specs and plans for the Palm Eos (Castle). According to a leak on Engadget, the Palm Eos will be launched in the second half of 2009.Codename Palm Castle, the Palm Eos is not confirmed to be running WebOS and does not have a slider like the Palm Pre. It is in candy bar design, comes with QWERTY keyboard, 2.63-inch touch screen, 2 megapixel fixed focus camera, 4GB internal storage, Bluetooth and A-GPS. The Eos is said to be exceptionally slim. It will measure 55mm x 111mm (~ 2.1″ x 4.3″ inches), weigh 100 grams (3.52 ounces) and come in at only 10.6mm (.42″ inches) thin. It is interesting that the Eos now looks to be using the Qualcomm MSM7225 processor instead of the supercharged Texas Instruments OMAP found on the Pre.
AT&T is set to launch another smartphone from Hewlett-Packard. The HP iPAQ K3 is the 3rd gen of iPaq from Hewlett-Packard. The HP iPAQ K3 set to launch in November 2009 with Windows Mobile 6.5. Codenamed Obsidian, this device has a number of great features like WIFI, GPS and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, but this is spoilt by the low QVGA screen resolution, especially on a large 2.8 inch landscape screen. There’s a Qualcomm MSM7200A CPU (528 MHz), and also features a 2 megapixel camera, 256MB of RAM, a half gig of ROM, microSD slot, triband HSDPA and quadband EDGE.
This is a 13.5mm thick phone, packing a 1400 mAh battery, a pretty decent keyboard and you should know that the above-mentioned display is a touch one.
We are loving whoever sent Engadget all the official AT&T slides showing off the coolest new phones to come out in 2H 2009. The biggest news in the bunch, we believe, is the fact that AT&T is readying a new Android device: the HTC Lancaster.
Up until this point we knew AT&T had an interest in Android but was quite non-committal about making any promises — the company would only mention that it was looking strongly into the OS as a plausible option.
The HTC Lancaster, which is already being worked on in the labs, is scheduled for a August 3 release date. However the official correspondence claims that while the Google Mobile Services UI is currently being tested, AT&T has some bits and pieces of its own (read: AT&T Proprietary UI) it wants to include, which may delay the phone’s release.
Let’s dig in to details on the Lancaster with pics and specs.
- QWERTY
- Tri-band EDGE with dual-band AT&T 3G
- 3 MP Fixed-focus camera
- aGPS
- MicroSD
- ARM11 processor
- 2.8″ QVGA 240 x 320 touch display
- Unique HTC Social Messaging User Interface (Hero?)
No word on if WiFi will be included but considering that is a standard feature in all new AT&T smartphones, we wouldn’t be surprised if it’s added in later. Also, the HTC Fuze has a Autofocus camera, so why not the Lancaster?
AT&T also secured a 6-month exclusive agreement with HTC on this one, so it’ll be a while before it lands on any other carriers.
What are they leaving out? What do you think should be included in the Lancaster? And, how many of you are WAY interested in getting this when it comes out August-ish?
EA Mobile’s stable of iPhone games is already impressive, but it’s about to get even better. The mobile arm of famed game developer EA is putting the finishing touches on their latest in iPhone gaming - The Sims 3 for iPhone - and we’ve got the first-look scoop for all our readers!
These are the same guys behind iPhone-tastic gaming titles like Spore Origins, Tiger Woods PGA Tour and Need for Speed Undercover, so you know their “next big thing” is going to be, well, big. And, after spending some time with the EA Mobile team and their Sims 3 iPhone game, we’re convinced they have a hit on their hands. Keep reading for our first-look preview.
In The Sims 3, iPhone users can guide their custom “Sim” character through a virtual world as they mingle with other Sims, go to work and even decorate their house. From the “Romantic” trait or “kleptomaniac” trait to the “evil” trait, the player can choose from a vast amount of personalities that can combine in millions of unique Sims, which should make for some good “replay-ability.” The goal of the game is to simply to keep your Sim alive (by eating food and getting enough sleep) and achieving goals (like getting a job or buying a fishing kit) - a simple enough objective that makes for hours of addictive fun. If you’re familiar with The Sims franchise, you know what we’re talking about.
We were surprised by the game’s playability and the smooth 3D graphics (using an iPod Touch for demo purposes). All menus and navigation controls are incredibly intuitive - you flip through menus and scroll down lists with a flick of the finger. And, without being briefed on in-game controls, we managed to find our way through the Sims’ world with little trouble. The Sims 3’s iPhone-optimized UI is a testament to EA Mobile’s devotion to iPhone gaming.
The Sims 3 takes full advantage of the iPhone’s 3D graphics capabilities. The entire 3D world pans, tilts and rotates around your Sim character smoothly, without any noticeable lag. In fact, we were repeatedly impressed by the iPhone’s ability to smoothly render the 3D world with ease. 
You pan around the game with a single finger. Dragging two fingers vertically along the touchscreen tilts the 3D view and rotating two fingers (as if you were twisting a volume-control knob) rotates the map. All the while, the game dims and raises the lighting to match the time of day in Sim-land - a nice touch to be sure.
The Sims 3 for iPhone is expected to bring the Sims franchise to the iPhone on June 2, but the version of The Sims 3 that we played with seemed just about ready for prime-time. EA Mobile said that these final weeks will be spent tweaking some minor gameplay details and adjusting the in-game soundtrack, which sounds just about right to us.
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with his puppy on the White House lawn. People find their perfect mate through
web site dating where they meet other people who love pets. Some people travel with pets. Others even drink beer with their pets. But now, there’s something new you can do with your pet. We know you’re worried about swine flue, terrorist attacks, pirates boarding ships, losing your home to mortgage foreclosure, the recession, no healthcare, losing your job, vampire video, who’s on twitter and why the latest diet pill doesn’t work, so get ready for some good news.
Pet-ertainment LLC and Movaya Wireless, Inc. are pleased to announce the first ever Horoscope app for your pet.
“My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope” isn’t like those that just show you cute pets, funny pets, the world’s smartest dogs, crazy cats or adorable puppies. “My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope” brings you closer to your dog or cat because you will now have insights into your pet’s behavior. If you want to understand your dog or cat better, know what makes your pet tick and be able to change bad pet behavior, you want to get “My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope” every week.
Can’t wait to see your own horoscope? Now you can find out what the stars have in store for your furry best friend. Animalinks’ pet astrologer Carol Jepson helps you and your pet get closer by forecasting how your pet may feel and act every week. Check out your dog’s or cat’s horoscope and your friend’s pet’s horoscope with our Pet Zodiac featuring twelve of the world’s most loveable pets. Don’t know your dog’s or cat’s birth month? Use our Key Word Match-Ups to find your pet’s sign. Buy this app once and My Pet’s Weekly Horoscope delivers a new 7-day fun forecast every Monday for your pet on your iPhone or iPod touch!
The LG Glance has received more complete specs, a price and release date at wireless provider Verizon. The Glance will be available starting with June for $49.99 on 2-year contract or $119.99 on a 1-year with mail-in rebate, or you could just opt to pay $219.99 with no strings attached. Coming in a candybar form factor, the Glance VX7100 has a somewhat luxurious back cover. The entry-level CDMA handset uses 1xRTT data networks to access e-mail, the Internet and instant messaging programs.
The specs of LG Glance VX7100, via BGR, include:
*2 inch QVGA display
*CDMA 1xRTT connectivity
*GPS
*Bluetooth
*2.5mm headset jack
*1.3MP camera
*Talk time: up to 260 minutes
*Standby time: up to 350 hours
*4.31 x 1.87 x 0.38 inches
*2.92 ounces
Good offer for attractive phone.
Nokia presents an interesting new concept in the mobile projector industry. Concept Projector Nokia Pulse could expands the capabilities of modern mobile phones and give to some extent the range of leisure activities. It has as main features the rotating head as its LED-projector, alongside a NXT-speaker with Dolby sound processing into a single, solid multimedia device. In terms of performance the Pulse will offer from 15- to 60-inch images thrown at 7.87 feet, a native resolution of 1,280 x 768, a contrast ratio of 1,500:1, LED light technology and 1,000 lumens of brightness.
It works with your cell using Pulse software and Bluetooth, basically turning your handset into an interactive remote which will control the multimedia player.
It is believed to be possible device
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