29 October 2005
Cell Phone Users Still Appreciate the Simple Things
by teleclick
According to a recent study, most cell phone users believe that a device’s design and user-friendliness is more important than what advanced features it includes.
27 October 2005
The ROKR is off to a Rocky Start
by teleclick
Motorola’s new ROKR cell phone, best known for its ability to play Apple iTunes music, isn’t performing anywhere near as well as expected.
Nokia Targets New Phones to Emerging Markets
by teleclick
This Wednesday saw the release of four new Nokia handsets, two of which will be targeted at emerging markets, including Latin America, and parts of Asia.
26 October 2005
Mobile Phone Makers Strive for Technological Sophistication
by teleclick
With customer demand moving towards attractive and advanced mobile devices, technological sophistication is becoming a requirement for any competitive mobile communications business.
21 October 2005
Mobile Phones and Consumer Electronics: Do They Mix?
by teleclick
With many companies integrating consumer electronics technology, such as hard drives, into mobile phones, industry analysts are predicting that the practice will result in many new challenges.
20 October 2005
Satellite Technology Could Revolutionize the Cellular Industry
by teleclick
For many years, satellite phones have been clunky, suitcase-sized units, and haven’t fit the standards of true mobility. According to Mobile Satellite Ventures, however, that may soon change.
19 October 2005
Nokia vs. RIM: May the Best Company Win
by teleclick
It appears that Nokia’s recently announced E Series of mobile phones will soon be in direct competition with RIM’s BlackBerry line of cellular PDAs.
18 October 2005
Sony Ericsson Profits Exceed Expectations
by teleclick
Sony Ericsson announced on Monday that its third-quarter before-tax profits rose by 11%, significantly above what analysts expected.
Samsung’s Latest Phone Has a Great Memory
by teleclick
Electronics giant, Samsung, has just released a new cellular phone with a 3GB hard drive. That’s enough memory to store thousands of digital pictures, or hours of video data, all on a single tiny handset.
17 October 2005
Is the Government Tracking Your Cell Phone?
by teleclick
The Missouri Transportation Department is finalizing plans to make use of cell phones in monitoring real-time traffic congestion on that state’s 5,500 miles of major roads.
16 October 2005
Cell Phones Could Soon Recognize their Owners Movements
by teleclick
Scientists in Finland have developed a security sensor, which responds to a person’s movements, and is able to adapt to recognize the legitimate owner of a wireless device by the way they walk.
14 October 2005
Nokia Introduces Enterprise-Level Smartphones
by teleclick
As of this Wednesday, Nokia has introduced a new line of mobile smartphones, which are primarily targeted at enterprise-level IT departments, and will become available by early 2006.
11 October 2005
07 October 2005
Australian Evangelists Bring Scripture to Cell Phones
by teleclick
The Bible has just undergone its latest modernization treatment, namely being translated into text messaging slang and offered as a free SMS download for mobile phones.
EarthLink to Offer Wi-Fi Cellular Service
by teleclick
The internet service provider, EarthLink, is making plans to enter the cell phone business, by offering voice service over its citywide wireless networks.
T-Mobile to Launch New Web-Enabled Mobile Phones
by teleclick
T-Mobile UK has announced that it will be launching eight new high-speed mobile internet devices by this Christmas.
30 September 2005
Motorola CEO Downplays Negative iPod Comments
by teleclick
Ed Zander, the CEO of Motorola, is doing his best to downplay the critical remarks that he made recently, regarding Apple’s iPod Nano.
29 September 2005
RIM to Use Intel Chips in Future Devices
by teleclick
Soon after Palm's announcement that they are planning to release a Windows-based Treo handheld device, Research in Motion is trying to generate additional excitement about their own products.
28 September 2005
Nokia Launches New Brand Name For Music-Ready Devices
by teleclick
Nokia unveiled its new XpressMusic brand name on Monday, in an attempt to help customers easily identify the company’s music-ready cell phones.
27 September 2005
Users Want Increased Battery Life in Mobile Devices
by teleclick
In a recent market research study spanning 15 different countries, the most desired feature by far in future mobile devices was increased battery life.
Nokia Announces its Next Music Phone
by teleclick
Nokia has just announced the release of a new music phone, called the Nokia 3250.
23 September 2005
First Windows Mobile 5.0 Phone Introduced
by teleclick
Sprint PCS has recently launched the Vision Smart Device PPC-6700, which is the first cell phone to run the new Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system.
O2 to Test Mobile Television in the UK
by teleclick
A small group of up to 400 the O2 customers in Oxford (UK) will soon be given the chance to try out an exciting new mobile television technology.
22 September 2005
Sprint to Launch Streaming Music Service
by teleclick
Sprint Nextel will soon become the latest cellular phone carrier to allow customers to listen to music on their handsets.
