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Friday 23 March 2007

New spypics of a Sony Ericsson UIQ device [ 23-03-2007 16:50 ]

Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Sidneylopsides

Recently two new pictures of a Sony Ericsson UIQ smartphone have leaked, they show a device similar to the M600i but with a 3.2Mp camera. No other specs have been confirmed but it may feature WiFi

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SPIRIT Extends Partnership With HTC [ 23-03-2007 16:44 ]

Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Saliquincer

SPIRIT DSP, a member of the ARM Connected Community, has confirmed that High Tech Computer (HTC) extended its partnership with with the company and licensed SPIRIT’s TeamSpirit Mobile Voice Engine.

HTC plans to integrate the TeamSpirit Mobile Voice Engine into its up-coming mobile devices.

TeamSpirit Mobile voice engine runs on HTC devices promoted by several largest mobile operators in Asia, Japan and Europe under different brand names. SPIRIT and HTC’s relationship started back in 2005, when SPIRIT’s voice enhancement software was integrated into HTC Universal, a 3G Video Telephony smart phone based on Windows Mobile 5.0.

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ZyXeL V660: a dual-mode Windows Mobile smartphone [ 23-03-2007 16:18 ]

Author: Verа Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

ZyXEL has announced a new smartphone – ZyXel V660. This is one of dual-mode Windows Mobile smartphones becoming ever more popular. The device is compatible with convergent Wi-Fi/GPRS/GSM services.

The calls get diverted to available networks, automatically searching for available Wi-Fi hot spots. The smartphone supports standard encoding methods, including WPA/WPA2/TLS and also VPN networking.

ZyXel V660 is equipped with a 1.9” LCD, a 2-megapixel camera, 64 MB of internal memory and an expansion slot for microSD cards. It is powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 OS. The company is expected to release the new smartphone in the second half of 2007.

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Google Working On Mobile Software, Not Phone [ 23-03-2007 15:54 ]

Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Saliquincer

Boston (eCanadaNow) - Rumors have come out in regards to a Google mobile phone in development but this may be put to rest as it is now thought that Google is working only on mobile software.

Google is currently working very hard to build software for mobile phones to make them more effective and use their software and search engine. This would be far more effective than trying to build a mobile phone of their own as they could just create fantastic universal software for all phones.

The new software will likely be a part of web search software on mobile phones as well as GPS-type software.

It is likely that this software will also function on the Apple iPhone set to release in June meaning that Google could actually be teaming up with Apple in their efforts to launch a mobile phone. Only time will tell but it seems that the Google Phone rumors can be put to rest.

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eo TufTab v7112XT: a solid UMPC by TabletKiosk [ 23-03-2007 09:27 ]

Author: Verа Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

TabletKiosk has unveiled a new ultra mobile PC – the eo TufTab v7112XT. This model features higher protection from rain, mud and dust, vibration and extreme temperatures.

The UMPC is equipped with a 7” LCD with LED-backlight, supports Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) and Bluetooth 2.0 networking. It will be supplied with the preinstalled Windows Vista Business, Windows XP Tablet Edition or openSUSE Linux.

The company scheduled the release for mid April. The approximate price is starting at $1699. By the way, this is one of the first companies to release a UMPC device last year.

The specs of the eo TufTab v7112XT:

CPU - VIA C7-M ULV 1.2 MHz
Chipset - VIA VX700 with integrated S3G VIA UniChrome Pro II IGP Graphics
1 GB DDR2 RAM
HDD - 1.8”, 40 GB to 160 GB
7” touchscreen display
1.3-megapixel CMOS-camera and fingerprints scanner
SD/IO, MMC slot
PCMCIA slot
Connectors - RJ45 Ethernet LAN, USB 2.0, VGA-out and head
Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) and Bluetooth 2.0
Battery life - 3-4 hours
Dimensions – 206x135x29 mm
Weight - 895 g

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Side-slider with two keypads from Nokia [ 23-03-2007 09:08 ]

Author: Verа Kozlova Source: Unwired View Translation by: Oleg Kononosov

The smartphone we've been dreaming of, Nokia N99, was featured in our news posts a couple of times before. But while back then information on it was merely rumors, or the users' wish-lists, now it is getting to look like something like the device illustrated below might become a real addition to the Finnish giant's portfolio.

As one of Nokia's latest patent applications revealed, the company is working on a slider-style device armed with both QWERTY and numeric keypads. In portrait mode it seems to be a conventional monoblock with a number pad beneath the display.

However the screen can be slid open, which will expose the thumbboard, so that when switching to the landscape orientation, the numeric pad also rotates, allowing for a convenient way of typing both letters and numbers. Even though Nokia might not be presenting us with a shining dream in the form of the N99, it surely has everything what it takes to surprise its followers with an offbeat solution.

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