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Friday 13 July 2007
Motorola PEBL to ring into the ROKR music-minded series?
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Author: Irina Turina Source: Reuters Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Yesterday we wrote about financial results of Motorola and Sony Ericsson in 2Q 2007. I’d remind you that Motorola’s earnings in mobile phone segment are falling while Sony Ericsson’s rising on the contrary. Analysts suppose that device shipments of Motorola will keep going down. Meanwhile Sony Ericsson will strengthen its market position mainly due to growing demand in developing countries.
According to Motorola mobile device shipments are approximately 35-36 million handsets in 2Q, while Nokia reports 100 million of mobile phones sold. Thus experts say that Nokia keeps the top position in shipments, and Motorola has lost its second place to Samsung Electronics. Reportedly, Motorola’s lost market share will be captured by Nokia to the great extent and something will be left to Sony Ericsson.
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Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Today NTT DoCoMo together with KT Freetel operator announced a HSDPA terminal with USB interface. This is a co-project of these operators from Japan and China in trade sphere.
The terminal will be sold in Japan under the name of FOMA A2502 HIGH-SPEED and available for PC users, who need high-speed wireless access to data. The FOMA A2502 HIGH-SPEED will provide up to 3.6 Mbps speed in the Japanese HSDPA network. In addition it’ll be possible to transfer data in roaming.
The short technical specs of the FOMA A2502 HIGH-SPEED:
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Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Oleg Kononosov
According to the survey carried out by Parks Associates, LG- and Samsung-branded handsets have the upper hand on the US market when it comes to entertainment content and features, specifically mobile television, music and games. Among the users of LG and Samsung phones, 12% and 11% respectively claimed that they had access to mobile TV over their devices. Whereas for owners of Motorola solution it comes to 8%, and for Nokia - a dreadful 0%.
South Korean phones are lead in terms of music uploads - as Parks Associates puts it, 22% of LG's handsets users and 20% of all owners of Samsung-branded devices make use of this feature on their gadgets, at that only 6% of Nokia's followers download music to their phones.
As Parks Associates experts claim, South Korean phone brands are the world's leading makers of multimedia-ready handsets. Their trump, as they think, is the mix of design, functionality of a real powerhouse and adequate price.
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Author: Irina Turina Source: http://justamp.blogspot.com Translation by: Oleg Kononosov
Streamezzo, a player on the market of interactive mobile multimedia service, has partnered up with Nokia for development of MyNseries application, which is an app tailored to Nokia's N-Series devices providing access to a handful of services such as news, music, video, mobile search, games, navigation and so on..
Streamezzo, as the agreement reads, will take on development, design, application management and distribution of MyNseries. Streamezzo's solution will ensure fast synchronization, enabling the users to get their hands on the latest services and content available.
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Author: Klimov Oleg Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
MPIO has released a MPIO uSD (SD-card with USB connector) card. Keeping the full functionality of the SD standard the new cards can store and transfer large data: photos, mp3 or mpeg4, and run all that in audio players, digital cameras, mobile phones and so on.
Now you don’t have to look for a card-reader to transfer all your photos or other info to PC.
The new MPIO card can help you greatly in travel, business trips and negotiations. The uSD card will come to the Russian market in September.
The technical specs:
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Author: Klimov Oleg Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Sony Europe (Recording Media & Energy) has reported the availability of new products in the portable multi-color USB-drive series – MICRO VAULT Tiny 4 GB.
The new Sony media is expected to become an essential thing – the manufacturer preinstalled virtual Expander data compression software, which will help users to record trice as much data as the maximum storage drive capacity.
Packed in a comfortable case MICRO VAULT Tiny 4-GB multi-color drive is a convenient media to store large size of music, images and video.
MICRO VAULT Tiny devices are compatible with Macintosh and Windows (including Vista) operating systems. The 4GB drive is already available in stores at some $80.
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