Tag Archive for '3g'
So, for those of you that don’t know, Vertu does a really good job of applying “themes” to their handsets whenever they release them, the theme for the Ascent Ti is from high performance sports cars. I have never seen a sports car made out of Titanium, but this phone is.
That is nice; since this [...]
With a quiet bang HTC have launched their European site for the Shift UMPC. Packing enough connectivity to confuse a network admin - it has 3G/HSDPA, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0 - as well as Microsoft Vista and a 7-inch touchscreen, the price may not be tiny at €1,200 ($1,700) but then neither is the [...]
As promised, we have the video of Mr. Steve Jobs answering the question about why there was no 3G iPhone announced. He makes some pretty good points too.
First he starts by stating that handset battery lives used to be 5+ hours, but that got cut in half as soon as they added the power-hungry 3G [...]
Last month our cellphone-obsessed sister site, SlashPhone, covered the industry rumour that HP was preparing to launch a number of new smartphones in Q4 this year; now, Smartphone France has fished out these renders of what are apparently the new iPAQ 600 (left) and 900 (right) series handsets. Both are said to run WM6 Pro, [...]
Now this is more like it - if you want decent leaked cellphone photos, then the FCC are the people to go to. Today’s tidbit is the O2 XDA Denim (formerly known as the O2 Helen), but don’t worry, it’s neither fabric covered nor strategically ripped. Instead, it’s a WM6 smartphone with tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, single-band [...]
My my, has it really been over twelve months since HTC’s original TyTN launched? They tell us it’s so, and thus spring (and by spring I mean confirm what everyone has pretty much known for a while now) the introduction of the cleverly-named TyTN II on the European market. High on the handset’s list of [...]
So the SlingBox has become pretty popular as far as place-shifting goes its as great as it gets. You can connect this wonderful box to your TV and then connect just about anything else with a screen and a network connection and it will play on it.
Up until just recently that list didn’t include devices [...]






