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Nokia N93 mobile phone
The Nokia N93 is packed full of features, more than most of us really need but would love to have just the same. In addition to being a plain ol’ telephone, it boasts a 3.2 megapixel camera, Carl Zeiss optics and 3x optical zoom. But what’s the point of taking all those pictures if you have no one to share them with? Not a problem. With the new partnership with Flickr , you can upload, share and comment straight from your phone. It also offers MPEG4 video capture at 30fps. Afterwards you can view it on its 2.4” screen, or hook it up to a standard television by using TV-out option or wireless LAN and UPnP technology. As it comes bundled with Adobe Premiere Elements 2.0, you can cut, merge and edit to make home movies in a snap. And there's even more. This 3G phone has Bluetooth, Wifi, music player, regular cam, video cam, internet access to check emails, watch TV, play games, or even watch a movie. But if you got bored with all this savvy techie stuff, and just want to be “old skool,” you can just sit back and listen to the radio by using its stereo FM transmitter. Oh, and guess what! You can still use it as a phone and reach out and call someone!........ Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Samsung SGH-Z400
Wow!........ Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source For Privacy Seekers
The basic aim of the dress is to give its wearer the possibility to instantly create a personal space, in which she/he can seclude her/himself from the chaotic surroundings. The moment you feel you want to create a periphery around yourself, all you need to do is pull up the zipper of your skirt. With this an air cartridge inflates the skirt and a balloon like structures forms around you to give you a private room of your own, inside which you can chat on your phone precisely anywhere and anytime without anyone getting even the slightest hint......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Nyko Ships Power Tuner For PSP
The Power Tuner for the PSP can charge the PSP via a car lighter or a power port and for a crystal clear reception, Nyko has included a 3 channel setting. The Power Tuner is truly multifunctional as its not only entertains but also charges your PSP simultaneously. The audio can be transmitted via the car system so when doesn't need any batteries. Just plug it in and your ready to go. The Power Tuner is available now and for more info head over to the Nyko website......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Get Hooked On Creatures Of The Deep
The website is designed by award-winning Juicy Studios as a multi-level underwater depth experience with strong community features and fun interactive elements. Each menu option submerges you from the surface to the ocean floor as you explore the underwater world. The stunning 3D graphics are even reproduced in the game itself including weather effects and day to night cycles. "Creatures of the Deep and its respective website, reinforces that Nokia is pushing the boundaries of mobile gaming forward," says Brandon Crick, Games Marketing Manager, Multimedia, Nokia. "Creatures of the Deep takes advantage of mobile device technologies such as vibration feedback and camera motion tracking. Every nibble and the true fight of the fish are felt through tactile vibration feedback. The player can also use the camera motion sensing feature to perform a physical cast. Adding these elements with stunning visuals is a testament to what is possible with Nokia's next generation mobile gaming experience". Creatures of the Deep takes you on a made-for-mobile fishing adventure. Travel through some of the world's most exotic angler destinations, cast your line and catch boatloads of fish, sea creatures, and underwater items to store in your virtual live-well. The single player career mode will challenge you with dozens of quests as you freely roam the expansive fantasy and real-world fishing destinations. Compete in tournaments online via the N-Gage Arena to determine who will wear the crown of the ultimate angler worldwide......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Yet Another Stylish Skype Headset
The handset itself has a stand to help keep it in place and features USB connectivity. A four way control pad allows you to scroll through your Skype contact list as well as a mute button. You can also make the phone show a flashing LED when a call arrives rather than ringing. Dimensions are 47 x 19 x 131.4mm and approximately 85g with a 1.5 meter cable length......... Posted by: Ryan Permalink Source Motorola Q Exclusively On Verizon
After the Q showed on both Motorola's and Verizon's webpages, Verizon finally announces the date when Q will be available for purchase - 31 May 23, 2006 for online customers and June 5 for local stores. The price is $200 after a hundred-bucks rebate and a two-year contract with Verizon......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Mask Noisy Phone Calls at the Office
There's really no way to silence your cubicle companions (unless, of course, you mischieviously move things from their desk, making them so irritated that they wind up moving). For now, the only option is to mask those sounds, by giving them Babble: a device that provides voice privacy without the need for walls. Developed by Sonare Technologies, Babble is a desktop device that "connects to the telephone and sends the user's voice out in multiplied and 'babbled' form through proprietary speakers arranged in the work area. It achieves confidentiality without distracting the user of the device, and those in the user's immediate area hear what sounds like an indiscernible, low-volume group conversation". The system comes with 2 speakers, and each can provide up to 180 degrees of coverage. All you do is plug the device into your phone, press the button, and you're on your way to private calls......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Google Reader Mobile
The mobile reader is a good blend of what you would like to configure on your desktop but still access on a more limited input device such as a mobile phone. The mobile interface is purposefully barebones but utilizes features made possible by the full desktop experience such as browsing tagged posts......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source Phones Have Changed, But Teenaged Girls Have Not
A University of Alberta study published in the recent issue of Journal of Youth Studies revealed that a group of teen girls aged 14 to 17, while attracted to the cool and hip images of cellular phone advertisements, expressed that a series of advertisements they were shown published in issues of Seventeen magazine from 1960 most reflected their experiences as users. These ads for Bell telephones showed young ladies the uses of a telephone, including helping friends with homework and talking about boys. Many of the teens interviewed identified with these ads and the importance of friendship and responsibility that they showed, said researcher Rachel Campbell, author of the study and a PhD student in sociology at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada. In contrast, the freedom-filled world presented in many of today's cellular phone advertisements was not a reality in the eyes of these young women. They viewed their opportunities to 'go out' as limited, particularly when compared to their male friends. Campbell's study also found that most of the girls she talked with were given cellphones by their parents to keep them safe - a safety that the girls believed was a real concern. The young women recognized their parents' worry and emphasized wanting to be good, responsible daughters. Despite this, some of the girls admitted to occasionally wasting their parents' minutes, "fibbing" about where they were, or refusing to answer the cellphone's ring. Yet, Campbell said, "these actions never deviated far from what was expected by their parents. They still carried the cellphone and called home. They just wanted to create a space for themselves. With the cellphone many even said they 'felt safer'"......... Posted by: Ashley Permalink Source |
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