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Monday 27 November 2006
Ericsson and Sony to expand cooperation beyond mobile phones
[ 27-11-2006 18:46 ]
Author: Serge Novikov Source: Reuters Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
The Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson and Japan’s electronics giant Sony will expand their cooperation beyond mobile phones to mobile and broadband TV.
The companies will together develop software to link their products through wireless networks. It deals mostly with mobile and broadband TV. The companies believe that telecom operators will have to offer mobile TV not to lose customers. Thus the joint venture of Sony and Ericsson will provide operator’s solutions for the services.
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Arbor MIL-660: a 10.4” Tablet PC
[ 27-11-2006 18:07 ]
Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Arbor has introduced a solid Tablet PC MIL-6600. It is equipped with a 10.4” display and complies with Mil-Std-810 À durability standards (anti-shock, falls, vibration and so on) and dust- water protection IP68. It can work 1.5 meters deep in water and stand 40 and 60 G socks and vibrations. Besides the Tablet PC can work within -40 to +60 C temperature range.
The MIL-6600 features Intel Pentium M 1.1 GHz processor, 256 MB RAM, 40 GB HDD, ÑÀ slot and Wi-Fi module. Measuring 340.3x225x51 mm it weighs 3.5 kg.
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MOTOMING hits the Korean market
[ 27-11-2006 17:09 ]
Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Motorola has reported that its MOTOMING smartphone became the bestseller devices in China, its sales reached 2 million units. Motorola A1200 smartphone got the name MOTOMING in March, and its sales started in China at that time. It was announced in December 2005. According to Motorola, the MOTOMING achieved an unprecedented success by conquering 50% of the touchscreen smartphones market in China. Right after the release the model turned out to be a real sales hit.
The smartphone is powered by Linux operating system. It comes with a translucent screen flip cover. The MOTOMING is equipped with an Intel PXA270 processor, a 2-megapixel camera, an MP3-player, an FM-radio and Bluetooth interface. It supports documents viewing, handwritten text recognition and optical recognition of symbols. The device is designed for quad-band GSM networking.
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Samsung SPH-B5800 – the latest DMB phone for KTF
[ 27-11-2006 14:20 ]
Author: Serge Novikov Source: Akihabaranews.com Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
The South Korean company Samsung Electronics officially introduced today its latest model SPH-B5800 designed for the networks of the Korean mobile operator KTF.
The SPH-B5800 features design slightly similar to the “Chocolate” phones by LG Electronics. The phone is equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, an MP3-player, an expansion slot for microSD cards, a DMB-receiver and the support of Bluetooth technology.
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LG enV entering the overcrowded US market
[ 27-11-2006 12:24 ]
Author: Serge Novikov Source: Reuters Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Today the American mobile service provider Verizon Wireless starts sales of a new smartphone by LG Electronics. The device known as LG VX9900 will be sold under LG enV name.
I’d remind you that there started the pre-Christmas season last Friday in North America, and Verizon Wireless and its competitors stake on hi-end mobile phones at lower prices, attracting users to data transfer services, such as e-mail, transfer of video and music.
The American operators are spending billions of dollars on upgrading their networks and data transfer services, but smartphones haven’t enjoyed great demand so far.
Verizon Wireless, the ¹2 mobile operator in the US, is hoping that great number of variety of cheap smartphones will burst the mass demand, however the analysts doubt it, as currently there are plenty of mobile phones with PC functionality on the market.
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Samsung Galaxy Note. First Look
