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Showing posts with label Wireless Industry News. Show all posts

ZTE Announced Solar-powered ZTE Coral-200 Mobile Phone


ZTE Coral-200

ZTE, the largest telecommunication equipment maker in China, released Coral-200 solar-powered mobile phone in MWC 2009. The Coral-200 has a big solar panel attached to the back of phone, which is similar to Samsung Blue Earth. The move of ZTE is parallel to Samsung’s push to make mobile phone greener.

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Solar-powered Bluetooth Speakerphone by Scosche


solChat solar-powered speakerphone

Previously we had seen the solar-powered phones from Samsung (Samsung Blue Earth) and ZTE (ZTE Coral-200), now we have Scosche Bluetooth speakerphone powered by an integrated solar panel and lithium ion rechargeable. Scosche named the speakerphone solChat. solChat has very simple design, featuring only three buttons – volume up, volume down and the answer/hang-up multifunction button. solChat comes shipped with a USB charging cable and a car adaptor that could be used to charge the solChat if the speakerphone doesn’t get enough sunlight.

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Apple is set to Launch Slimmer and Smaller version of iPhone with 32GB memory?


Apple Nano 2009

This rumor starts from a analyst from Lazard Capital Markets said that Apple has planned for the production of 32GB iPhone. The analyst got the conclusion referring to the company’s source from NAND memory industries. Besides that, the analyst also mentioned about the possibility of having two versions of iPhone 2009 – low end version and high end version. The low end version of iPhone will be selling in developing countries, such as Brazil, China, India, and Russia.

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James Bond’s style wrist phone Neutrano Wristfone lands in US


Neutrano Wristfone

Neutrano officially launched Neutrano Wristfone at CTIA Wireless 2009 in Las Vegas, US. The Wristfone runs on GSM network, which means you could get it to run on GSM carriers, such as AT&T and T-Mobile. The Wristfone has an array of quite impressive features, including a small touch-sensitive screen, a 2.0-megapixel digital camera, a MP3 music player, Bluetooth connectivity, USB port, and a microSD memory expansion slot. It has 512 MB internal memory, 3 days standby time, and up to 4 hours of talk time.

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Is SMS Spam Over?


sms spam

US are ready to make SMS SPAM history. Two senators, Olympia Snowe and Bill Nelson, introduced the m-SPAM Act last week, which give FCC (Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission) more authority to regular SMS SPAM, and prohibit sending commercial text messages to wireless number listed on the Do Not Call registry.

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