One in five mobile phones sold KIRF, says Nokia
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When the main business is wrapped in emerging markets, Nokia is therefore best to know a little KIRFs one thing – they are cheap clones of the handset that our Chinese friends often an end more quickly than the time it takes to ship the Nokia handset after notification. The members of the Nokia Board, Esko Aho, says that one in five mobile phones now sold worldwide (mainly in Asia, Latin America, and in some parts of Europe) is an illegal or unauthorized clone. certainly we saw over itself when browsing the Shenzhen market in China. Gartner claims the number even higher than 20 percent. Although we do not spoil it KIRFs their nasty software, comically similar branding (Nokla!), and the cheapo materials, clearly they have become a very serious problem for top-level mobile phone manufacturers. How do we see a serious January 27, when Nokia will publish its fourth quarter results.
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NTT DoCoMo, China Mobile, KT in the form of a partnership, every other airline in the world can be the case
What happens when you put two of the most technologically wireless operators – NTT DoCoMo, Japan and South Korea’s KT – in the same room as the largest player in the world, China Mobile? We do not know, but we are going to learn … and something tells it’s awesome. DoCoMo broke this week that the three titans of industry has become an “enterprise collaboration” design “to provide mobile customers experience greater convenience and the fast-growing market in Northeast Asia region.” They are specifically say that they are eying the “international roaming services to businesses, LTE and other networks, smartphones and common platform” – and when we heard the “partnership” and “roaming” in the same sentence, not We can not help but wonder if it could be very good news traveling among the carriers involved. Follow the break in the press release.
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Samsung I5800 Galaxy 3 handset comes with a software allows personalization of the latest 3.0-TouchWiz user interface. Specification wise, the Samsung Galaxy 3 (I5800) for Android 2.1, and 3.2 “WQVGA TFT LCD (240×400). It is 3.0 megapixel with autofocus and great connectivity including 3G (HSDPA 7.2 Mbps), Bluetooth v3.0, USB v2.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n. There is 170MB of storage on board ship, and a microSD card slot with 1GB of storage devices and expand up to 32GB.
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iPhone meets Arduino, tilt joystick for mobile games results (video)
Even though games like Infinity Blade can be great fun on the iPhone, there’s no getting around the fact that touchscreen-centric, buttonless devices don’t offer the best gaming ergonomics. A modding project gone horribly right, however, might just fix that right up for all of us. Shane Wighton set out to build a robot to try and beat his favorite iPhone game, replete with a webcam and an Arduino setup, but in the process of doing so he “just realized that [he'd] made a mechanism to play tilt based phone games with a joystick.” Yes indeedy, one of the most awesome DIY gaming accessories was built by fluke as much as design. See it revolutionizing mobile gaming just after the break.
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The Mobile Phone Street Mobile Podcast, live at 2:00AM ET!
Now that power has mercifully been restored to our CES headquarters this evening, we’re ready to podcast — and we’ve got a lot of stuff to talk about. A lot. No, seriously — a lot. Seriously. Follow the break.
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by niallkennedy
I currently have a motorola cliq running android 1.5.
Does the quality of the text to speech voices improve when the operating system is upgraded to 2.1?
Also, what is the best text to speech app? I DON’T need an app that reads your texts. I need a text to speech app that speaks what you type into the phone, because I’m non-verbal.
The Mobile Phone Street Mobile Podcast, live at 6:30 ET!
We’re kind of in this post-holiday, pre-CES mood right now that should make for a very, very interesting show — a show that just happens to be our last of 2010. Do join us, won’t you?
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Pantech Vega Xpress comes with DDR2 memory, extravagant performance claims
Pantech 's bringing a new wrinkle to the mobile hardware space with its newly announced Vega Xpress handset. This 4-inch Android 2.2 beastie will come equipped with an unspecified amount of DDR2 RAM -- yes, the stuff that usually goes into x86 laptop and desktop computers -- which Pantech will have you believe is going to blow the competition out of the proverbial water. The company claims the new phone doubles 3D graphics performance relative to its previous best, while power efficiency is also said to be two to three times better
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‘Trilobite’ compound eye puts a Paleozoic spin on mobile camera design
Extinct marine arthropods make for great design references -- just ask Andreas Br
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Tonino Lamborghini’s Evoluzione runs Android, shares little with an actual Lamborghini
If you're looking for something a little smarter than Tonino Lamborghini's Spyder series of luxury phones (and we mean "smarter" in the operating system sense, not the wisdom of purchasing such a device), look no further than the Evoluzione. This puppy runs Android 2.1 (Froyo might be available in the future), but falls well short of its automotive namesake by sticking with a middling HVGA display of 3.2 inches and a 600MHz processor.
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Sprint inks another three years’ worth of iDEN infrastructure support with Motorola, ‘several’ new phones coming in Q1
Even as Sprint starts to dream up ways to sunset its aging (but still popular) iDEN network , reclaim the spectrum, and migrate its push-to-talk customer base to something CDMA-based, there's still a network to maintain in the short term -- and to that end, the company has re-upped its contract with Motorola to keep the system in tip-top shape for at least another three years. Amazingly, this will mean that the network is some twenty years old by the time the agreement is up in 2013, after which they'll either need to be ready with their CDMA replacement (bearing in mind that QChat already failed) -- or we imagine they'll need another contract renewal. Oh, and this won't just be a run-out-the-clock situation, either: there'll be at least some new hardware, with Sprint saying that "several" handsets are on tap for the first quarter of 2011 including the i886 ("stylish," rugged, and landscape QWERTY) and the i686, an update of the i680 with improved waterproofing
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