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The i-Mate 6150 really is the ultimate in smartphone devices. It runs Windows Mobile 6.0 Pro and has a 520MHz Intel Bulverde CPU inside. It even has an FM radio, and a video out for projectors and other displays for presentations and such.
For connectivity it has a quad-band GSM chip for voice. For data there [...]
Back in January, when salivating slightly over ASUS’ ScreenDUO SideShow display, I interrupted my oral perspiration to wonder this:
“Wouldn’t it be easier to have a constantly updated cellphone relying on the processing power of your laptop together with the convenience of something most people carry round all the time?”
Well it looks like the good people [...]
And so, smarting from the craptastic design efforts of ASUS, we turn our beady 3GSM-eye to i-mate. Now I’ll confess early on that I’m in two minds about i-mate’s showing this year - their main design theme seems to be “gaudy”, including one phone they’re calling ‘Ultimate’ but I’ll forever think of as the i-mate JayLenoChinphone, but [...]
12 September, 2006 Los Angeles, USA — i-mate’ , the specialist in Microsoft Windows Mobile powered devices and software applications, today announced it has launched two new devices for distribution in the U.S., Latin America and Canada. The announcement was made at CTIA Wireless IT 2006, a leading wireless industry tradeshow being held in Los [...]
i-mate is courting Invertec, at least that’s the world on the Internet. I’m not sure if the grass is “greener” on the other side of the fence, since the new i-mate JAQ doesn’t feature WiFi. I can understand leaving out the camera, for various reasons such as security – but come on folks WiFi is [...]
If you’ve got your eye on the Motorola Q but not on the Verizon Network, you can either wait for it to be available on Sprint or dump your current carrier. There’s a third option; wait for i-Mate to release the JAQ. i-Mate rebrands their smartphones from HTC, so it’s highly possible that the JAQ [...]
