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Samsung Galaxy Note. First Look
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Friday 11 April 2008
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Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Opera Software has announced the release of a preliminary technical version Opera Mini for Android OS. Opera Mini, popular freeware, works on most Java-powered mobile devices and soon will be imported to Android-smartphones. But pioneer devices will pop up by the end of this year manufactured by HTC. So now tests of Opera Mini for Android are available for developers on emulators or prototypes.
The preliminary technical version for Android is available here. Opera Software developers promise to release the public beta-version after they gather info on its work, correct errors and implement user requests.
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Author: Irina Turina Source: Mobileburn Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Samsung Electronics and CNN International have signed an agreement, under which Samsung handsets will acquire access to multimedia new services of CNN. The program will be distributed in the countries of Europe, Near East, Asia Pacific, Africa and Latin America.
Samsung G810 will become the first model with CNN content support – this is a 5-megapixel cameraphone with enhanced multimedia and 3G support. It will hit the European stores in May. Other Samsung handsets will also get the support for CNN services soon. They will come with the preinstalled Java-application, which will ensure quick access to the CNN news, animated items, weather forecasts in world cities and town on the 5 day basis, interactive maps and so on.
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Author: Irina Turina Source: http://www.ubergizmo.com Translation by: Administrator
Today, Panasonic announced that they've sold 100 million handsets in Japan, supplying handsets to operators such as NTT DoCoMo, KDDI, and, of course, Softbank. Panasonic released their first mobile phone more than twenty years ago, in 1987. By the way, the company's 100 millionth handset sold is the FOMA P905i.
Whilst some other manufacturers have surpassed this number, it's still a noteworthy achievement nonetheless.
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Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Administrator
A disposable mobile phone, with no LCD screen, made by Hop-On, has received orders by an unidentified distributor. 10,000 phones have been ordered, on a test basis of sorts. The phone will cost $20/£10/12 Euros. The phone will operate on the 900/1800mhz frequency bands. Of course, with no LCD screen, this phone is aimed at use in emergencies. Besides, for this money you can get a phone much more capable than this, with an LCD screen, but, obviously, it's not disposable.
Peter Michaels, president of Hop-on commented: "Response to our simple, inexpensive, $20 phone was phenomenal. The initial test purchase order with multiple purchase orders behind it is a big step in introducing Hop-on to Europe."
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Author: Irina Turina Source: 3G.co.uk Translation by: Administrator
3G.co.uk reports that there are over six billion people on the Earth, and three million GSM subscribers.... a scary thought. Of course, quite a lot of people have more than one mobile phone, but still. This was announced by 3G Americas, based upon findings by Informa Telecoms and Media. Of the 3.5 billion mobile subscribers, an overwhelming, but, ultimately, unsurprising 88% of those are subscribed to the GSM family.
GSM technology still outperforms the various forms of communication technologies. To compare, there are 850 million PCs across the world, but, obviously, a PC costs more than your average phone. From March 2007-March 2008, there were over 100 million subscribers in Latim America, and the Caribbean, giving a total of 332 million subscribers in those two regions. And, in the Western Hemisphere, in 2007, there were 110 million subscribers, totalling 420 million.
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Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Administrator
Windows Mobile Handset maker HTC has announced that their revenue for the first quarter of this year is more than what it was this time last year (it increased by 38.6%, at $1.08 billion USD. However, this is down 16.2% on the previous quarter. It is said that HTC's Q1 revenue is more than they initially estimated. In the month of March, HTC's revenue was NT$11.05 billion, an increase of 21.4% on the previous year.
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