Tag Archive for '3g'
Do you like the Razr line of products (Razr, Razr2, KRZR, etc.)? well, first I am sorry in your poor taste in phones, but second, I am happy to inform you there will be another addition to that line come December, the RIZR Z10.
What’s the difference between this one and its predecessors? Other than the [...]
In a “best news of the day” type of move, Sprint has announced they are getting the HTC Touch. They are of course renaming it the Sprint Touch, but we know what it really is.
So this thing has an awesome touch screen, a 2MP cam, 400MHz processor, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi, 3G by way of EV-DO [...]
That number likely means nothing to you, but to the mobile phone industry it could mean a 3G iPhone. That up there is the model number of a new Broadcom chip that combines 3G and a host of other features in an all-in-one chip.
How could Apple not use this chip? I mean, if there is [...]
In a move of utter stupidity T-Mobile launched a 3G handset today. For those of you that still don’t get wherein the stupidity lies, it would be in the fact that T-Mobile is not a 3G network.
The phone is nothing special, but its available in a few stores in NYC. What, or more specifically who, [...]
Sony Ericsson announces the K630 phone; it is available in Havana Gold and Quick Black. The phone supports turbo 3G (HSDPA) and delivers PC-;ole web surfing experience.
The K630 is preloaded with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and RSS feed reader. It sports 2.0 megapixel camera. The phone comes with 256MB of Memory Stick Micro (M2) and supports [...]
When you’re making cellphones it can be tricky finding a unique selling point that pushes your new handset out in front of the crowd. It’s made doubly difficult when the phone is neither high-fashion nor smartphone; that’s what’s left Verizon championing their latest 3G clamshell, the Samsung SGH-U700 Gleam, not so much for its high-speed [...]
Samsung’s SPH-P9000 UMPC grabbed hearts and attention at the end of last year bringing a new level of twisty, bendy, foldable loveliness to the ultraportable table. Now their follow-up, the SPH-P9200, has broken cover - it might look pretty sparse on specs, but the low-voltage VIA processor should manage some decent battery life. Chippy over [...]
What’s in a name? Not much, really, when you’re talking about what to call HTC’s latest evolution of the Touch. Previously known as the Touch Slide, because of its slide-out keypad, HTC have finally officially announced the HSDPA handset for European markets as the HTC Touch Dual. Rocking an updated (and seemingly more comprehensive) version of [...]
You may have seen picture upon picture of the AT&T Tilt, but have you smelt it? No! So come October 5th (that’s tomorrow, as of my writing this, or yesterday if you’re reading it on Saturday) stumble maniacally down to your nearest store and grab one; that’s not exactly the message AT&T are going with, [...]
The BGR has what looks like either a really blurry picture that has been cropped out of its original photo, or its just some sort of mockup, which is my guess. I really wouldn’t put too much stock in this photo being at all reliable, but hey, I am just reporting the news.
It would make [...]
