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An OnlineConsumerGifts spam-ish survey offering says you can be one of the first to own a Hot Pink iPhone. Valued at $600, the site offers a free Hot Pink iPhone with participation in their survey. The only problem is, we've yet to see anyone, anywhere, at anytime own a pink iPhone. If you're craving for some more pink to add to your girly gadgets, give it a try. Just heed with caution and watch out for consumer scams.
With last week's announcement that Google would be added to Nokia's Mobile Search service, it's no surprise that Google is attempting to score some brownie points with Symbian users. This point is driven even further with the release today of Google's native client for the S60 OS.
The application adds a Google Search shortcut to the S60 idle screen (only for devices with either a 'Ctrl' or 'pencil/edit' key), and provides even faster access than the addition to Nokia's mobile search. Typing a search query into the new native client will automatically load the search in the browser with one click access. You can download the new client at Google Mobile.
French mobile manufacturer Sagem has been dabbling in the fashion market for a while now, with devices like their my850v and my300c, all with mixed success, but Sagem is focused on finding a niche they can work with.
The My411C Lulu Castagnette is geared towards young kids and girls, featuring a teddy bear shaped external display. The features of this device are vastly unimpressive, with a standard VGA display, MP3 player, Bluetooth and WAP 2.0 browser sound (come on, for real?). The phone also comes with some cool exclusive Lulu Castagnette goodies. Something tells us Sagem still hasn't found their niche.
A recently revealed patent shows that Samsung is more than eager to get on the mobile gaming bandwagon, and this time around, the design is particularly interesting. On first glance, the gaming device looks to resemble most clamshells on the market, except the internal display folds over to reveal another set of gaming-centric keys.
The extra space under the display also provides more space for speakers, for some stereo audio quality. The design looks exciting. Let's see what Samsung can do.
With as many full-fledged Blackberry addicts as there are out there, you would think RIM would be on top of every tweak and problem as it happens, but yet again, Blackberry is being plagued with service outages as their email service is down again.
Following the blackout last month, which also provided competitor Palm with a new ad campaign, RIM claimed such problems would never happen again. This is exactly why you shouldn't make promises you can't keep because there are now millions of very angry Blackberry users. Or now, perhaps ex-Blackberry users.
The Nokia 5310 isn't known as being one of the prettiest of the Nokia bunch, but as far as efficiency for a budget price, the handset ranks near the top of the Nokia device list. Rogers Wireless has announced they'll be launching the 5310 in Canada for only $99 on the Pay As You Go plan. Rogers has yet to set a date for launch, but more info will surely follow.
If NASA is as serious about building a moon base at the south pole of the lunar satellite in 2020 as they say they are, then now would be a good time to start planning. NASA scientist along with the British National Space Center are planning to erect a satellite phone service for the moon so astronauts can not only make calls to Earth, but communicate with each other.
NASA and the BNSC plans to launch the Moonlite mission in 2012 as a prototype system for the actual service that will be in place for the astronauts. NASA expects that the men on the moon will get full four-bar service on the lunar service.
The unlimited package pricing war is in full effect. While Sprint might be playing around with the notion of a complete all-inclusive unlimited plan. the higher price-tag is sure to be a turn-off to a lot of users. Rumors are that Sprint might be willing to go as low as $60 per month for an unlimited voice plan.
Compared to Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T's $99.99 monthly plans, this is a 40% price decrease. A decision of such a price drop would almost certainly start a pricing war. So let the cash slashing begin!
Shame on you Best Buy. Always jumping the gun on those misplaced ads before your supposed too. Oh, how we love you so. The leaked February edition of Best Buy’s online mobile buyer’s guide displays an assortment of sexy Nokia devices, but close inspection shows some odd details.
A device similar to the N810 is shown with a black case and an orange back lit keypad. There have been rumors floating around about a possible upgrade to the N810. Could this be a leaked peek at the N830 with a official unveiling at CTIA? This would be a perfect opportunity to introduce a new WiMAX device. |
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