Posted 28 Nov 2008 — by admin
Category News
Are you sure that mobile industry is experiencing any slumps. Even if it is, it is not declining. Around 80 percent of all USA carry mobile phones. There are more mobile-only households than landline-only households. Text Messaged are even higher than any other year. The volume of text messages sent in America doubles each year. As of mid 2007, Americans sent over 1 billion text messages per day.
While US consumers are fully embracing text messaging, very few enterprises have followed suit. It is true that some organizations have begun adoption, but there are others that continue to overlook the mobile data phenomenon entirely. If enterprises do not adapt to this channel, they will, eventually and certainly, suffer a disadvantage compared with those organizations that catch the vision of mobile data communications and take full advantage of the channel.
No longer do American consumers lag the rest of the world in text-message adoption. . There are five critical considerations that an enterprise should consider when implementing mobile data communications.
With its latest launch in Germany and France, Vopium users can get 30 minutes trial call along with 100 SMS free. Experience this amazing offer now!
With a continuous aim to expand its reach, Vopium now launches in Germany and France. By downloading the free software of Vopium, users residing in Germany and France can enjoy mobile international calls at low prices via GSM and VoIP. Without changing their sim card, operator or phone number, users can directly install the free software on their phones instead of depending on computers or monthly subscriptions from operators.
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Posted 24 Nov 2008 — by admin
Category Nokia
Nokia is considering launching its own MVNO in Japan . This strategy will allo to ppear as competitor to several operators, instead of relying on carriers to adopt both their phones and its newer content business. According to unnamed sources, the company will use NTT DoCoMo
Posted 19 Nov 2008 — by admin
Category Nokia
Nokia is stil committed to TD-SCDMA technlogy. This was said by President of Nokia “Nokia firmly supports the development of TD-SCDMA. Our goal is to not only develop TD-SCDMA products that can deliver outstanding user experiences to consumers, but also to work with operators, chipset providers, developers and all parties along the value chain to support the creation of a vibrant TD-SCDMA ecosystem in China.”
Nokia has started the development of a TD-SCDMA device based on S60 on Symbian OS, and plans to launch the product before the end of 2009.
Nokia’s S60 TD-SCDMA device will enrich the TD-SCDMA device portfolio for Chinese consumers, and promote the development of TD-SCDMA in China.
Symbian is the world’s leading smartphone platform, with over four million developers globally. By launching the S60-based TD-SCDMA device, Nokia combines Symbian’s massive resources with the market opportunities provided by TD-SCDMA. There are currently over 10 000 third-party S60 on Symbian OS applications commercially available. The current S60 on Symbian OS applications will be compatible with S60-based TD-SCDMA devices, offering enriched experiences to China’s TD-SCDMA users.
Posted 13 Nov 2008 — by admin
Category mobile
Sony Ericsson the best walkman phone manufacturer has finally marked its new year beginning right at the end of this year by announcing its final phone of the year — the Sony EricssonW705 Walkman is much more than a music phone It’s an aluminum-crafted slider which offers great connectivity support from HSUPA, Turbo 3G, Bluetooth.
Sony Ericsson W705 Walkman slider is equipped with a 240 x 320 pixel TFT screen, WiFi, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera, 120MB built-in memory, expandable via M2 card slot and the package should include a 4GB card. The new W705 Walkman Uses Wi-Fi
