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SonyEricsson Xperia X1 is coming

info@mymobile911.com — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 19:48:56 GMT

SonyEricsson Xperia X1 is coming

A lots of people been waiting. Europe and Asia has been released. Now, the SonyEricsson Xperia X1 is coming to USA finally!! I was just on the phone with the PR from SonyEricsson and get all the confirmed date for the Xperia X1 to be released.

As rumor says, BestBuy is going to carry it. However, this cannot be confirmed with the SE PR. But here are the dates for the released in US.

Black Friday Nov 28, 2008, SonyStyle will have the Xperia X1 in stock. You can pre-order the X1 via SonyStyle.com now. By the end of this year, Fry's, J&R and DataVision are going to have the Xperia X1 in stock.

The MSRP is marked at USD799.99. But don't forget that you can get a $150 cashback by applying the SonyStyle Credit Card.

T-Mobile is going to announce the Google Phone today!!

info@mymobile911.com — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 05:48:28 GMT

T-Mobile is going to announce the Google Phone today!!

T-Mobile is going to announce the first Google Phone or you can say the first Andriod phone today in NYC. The New T-Mobile G1 is the first Andriod phone announced. This is the first Andriod phone that released among the Motorola, Samsung and HTC. With the HTC Dream's chassis, the G1 equiped with a slide out QWERTY keyboard and a touch screen. Where you can see it? Please see the following details and you will able to see the LIVE webcast tomorrow.

What: Press conference featuring T-Mobile and Google executives announcing and unveiling the first phone powered by Android.

When: Tuesday, September 23, 2008

10:30 a.m. EDT

Where: Live Web cast of the event in New York City will be available at
www.T-MobileG1.com/announcement. This link will be live at least two hours prior to the start of the press conference. A replay of the Web cast will be available following the end of the press conference.

Visuals: Broadcast standard video and still images of the phone, and other content will be available for media at www.thenewsmarket.com/t-mobile following the Web cast. Registration and access to video and images is free to the media.

BlackBerry Curve 8320 in Sunset for T-Mobile

info@mymobile911.com — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 05:41:35 GMT

BlackBerry Curve 8320 in Sunset for T-Mobile

The BlackBerry Curve 8320 in Sunset is enabled for Unlimited HotSpot Calling from T-Mobile (previously called T-Mobile HotSpot @Home) offering great mobile coverage and unlimited calling over any accessible Wi-Fi network and at all T-Mobile HotSpot locations across the country. When leaving home or a T-Mobile HotSpot, calls are seamlessly transferred onto T-Mobile’s wireless network, and the same is true for transferring calls from T-Mobile’s network onto Wi-Fi.

The BlackBerry Curve 8320 in Sunset includes a 2 megapixel camera, music and video multimedia player, a microSD expandable memory slot that supports up to 4GB of memory and stereo Bluetooth® as well as HTML Web browsing at Wi-Fi speeds, personal and corporate email and built-in spell check.

It will be available at select T-Mobile retail stores and online at www.t-mobile.com for $149.99 with a two-year service agreement.

The BlackBerry Curve 8320 in Sunset also includes the following features:

Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry for data and voice; supports T-Mobile Unlimited HotSpot Calling
Full-QWERTY BlackBerry with a four-way trackball for easy and efficient navigation
2 megapixel camera
Music and video multimedia player
microSD slot supporting up to 4 GB of optional removable memory
Instant-messaging clients: AOL Instant Messenger, Google Talk, Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo! Messenger
Built-in spell check in e-mail and memos
HTML Web browsing
T-Mobile myFaves-enabled
Stereo Bluetooth® capability
Voice-activated dialing
3.5 mm headset jack
Hands-free speaker
Dimensions: 4.2 x 2.4 x 0.6 inches; 3.9 ounces
2.5” display, 320x240 pixels, QVGA display with more than 65,000 colors
Quad-band world phone 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
GSM, GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi

Samsung’s new One-Terabyte F1R hard drive

info@mymobile911.com — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 05:54:20 GMT

Samsung’s new One-Terabyte F1R hard drive

Samsung today announced the new One-Terabyte F1R hard drive. This hard drive is the ultimate solution when you need massive storage capacity for enterprise and surveillance applications.

Samsung’s F1R 3.5” one-terabyte hard drive is designed for demanding applications such as database, e-mail and web servers, super computing, software development, data warehousing, surveillance, call centers and backup storage systems. The F1R features a combination of high capacity, high performance, high reliability and low power by delivering the world’s highest recording capacity using only three platters and running at 7,200rpm.

The F1R offers Best in Class performance and incorporates a wide range of proprietary technologies to achieve increased performance and lower power consumption than other drives on the market today. The three-platter structure provides a higher data storage density per platter, resulting in faster data processing speeds when compared with other one-terabyte drives. The optimized electronics and power saving modes reduce power consumption and resulting heat dissipation, making the F1R the coolest operating one-terabyte drive in its class.

This F1R is priced at USD299.

T-Mobile Shadow II - the first Windows Mobile-based UMA handset

info@mymobile911.com — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 04:11:09 GMT

T-Mobile Shadow II - the first Windows Mobile-based UMA handset

DigiTimes reported HTC will be making the first Windows Mobile-based UMA handset for T-Mobile. We saw the Nokia phones, Blackberry 8120, 8320 and Samsung phone at T-Mobile which offers WiFi@Home. In a technical terms, the WiFi@Home is called UMA (unlicensed mobile access). In other words, you can use enable the WiFi connection on the phone and it will search the open access point. If the connection is strong and stable, the phone will automatically log on to the WiFi network. Any call made via the WiFi network, it will be the VOIP calls. Keep in mind that the WiFi@Home service is not free unless you sign up for the $9.99/month WiFi@Home plan.

You can check on more detail on the internet and will find out the UMA standard is getting more and more popular.

The Shadow II will also be T-Mobile USA's first Windows Mobile-based UMA handset, with the company planning to launch the device in the fourth quarter of this year, the sources cited T-Mobile USA's product roadmap as indicating.

[via DigiTimes]

JVC Launches Dual iPod Docking Station

info@mymobile911.com — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 04:09:19 GMT

JVC Launches Dual iPod Docking Station

You saw the iPod docking at your local retail stores, You saw a desktop alarm clock with CD player. Now JVC announced an innovative dual iPod docking station. The new JVC NX-PN7 allows you to dock 2 iPod devices on it at the same time.

This JVC NX-PN7 is a docking speaker system. It allows you to charge both of your iPod devices, iPod and iPhone. It also has a AM/FM tuner built-in with clock and timer. You can put it on your night-stand beside your bed or put it on your desk. If you have any other MP3 player would like to play through the Speaker, an analog audio input is available for this. More than that, if you have any video in your iPod, there is a video output that allows any television output.

Though the NX-PN7 handles two iPod players, it measures a mere 13 inches wide. It features sleek and sophisticated styling, with a black cabinet and speaker grille, and controls arrayed clearly and logically in a band along the bottom. Adding a bit of flair are two illuminated strips, one under each docked iPod. These can display one of nine colors – including white, blue, red and others. The included remote features dedicated iPod control keys that simulate the iPod control wheel layout and users are able to easily shuffle, repeat, scroll and select songs from the iPod menu.

The JVC NX-PN7 is currently available for $149.95.

What is A-GPS in the iPhone 3G?

info@mymobile911.com — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:38:02 GMT

What is A-GPS in the iPhone 3G or some other GPS phones?

GPS is a satellite based positioning system. Assisted GPS, generally abbreviated as A-GPS, was introduced to enhance performance. Its development was accelerated by the U.S. FCC's E911 mandate making the location of a cell phone available to emergency call dispatchers.

Conventional GPS has difficulty providing reliable positions in poor signal conditions. For example when surrounded by tall buildings (as a result of multipath), or when the satellite signals are weakened by being indoors or under trees. Some newer receivers are better at handling these situations.

In addition, when first turned on in these conditions, some non-assisted GPS units may not be able to download the almanac and ephemeris information from the GPS satellites, rendering them unable to function until a clear signal can be received continuously for up to one minute.

An A-GPS receiver can address these problems in several ways, using an Assistance Server:

The Assistance Server can locate the phone roughly by what cell site it is connected to on the cellular network.
The Assistance Server has a good satellite signal, and lots of computation power, so it can compare fragmentary signals relayed to it by cell phones, with the satellite signal it receives directly, and then inform the cell phone or emergency services of the cell phone's position.
It can supply orbital data for the GPS satellites to the cell phone, enabling the cell phone to lock to the satellites when it otherwise could not, and autonomously calculate its position.
By having accurate, surveyed coordinates for the cell site towers, it can have better knowledge of ionospheric conditions and other errors affecting the GPS signal than the cell phone alone, enabling more precise calculation of position. (See also Wide Area Augmentation System)

Some A-GPS solutions require an active connection to a cell phone (or other data) network to function, in others, it simply makes positioning faster and more accurate, but is not required.

High Sensitivity GPS is an allied technology that addresses some of the same issues in a way that does not require additional infrastructure. However, unlike some forms of A-GPS, high sensitivity GPS cannot provide instant fixes when the phone has been off for some time.

[via Wiki]

HTC Touch Diamond Interface Video

info@mymobile911.com — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 14:48:29 GMT

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