Pharos Science & Applications offers a different type of pay-as-you-go service on its unlocked GPS-enabled Windows Mobile smart phones: Initially, U.S. maps and service are free, but you must pay for access to maps of Canada, Western Europe, or Eastern Europe at the rate of $2 per day, $5 per week, $7 per month, or $50 per year. (Pharos says that it will soon offer maps of China, Russia, Mexico,

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"China Techfaith Wireless Communication Technology Limited ("TechFaith") (NASDAQ: CNTF), an original developed product provider centered on the research and development of mobile telephone solutions, announced today the shipment of its Windows Mobile based touch screen PC CDMA device to Mexico. The PC CDMA mobile device is the first of its type to enter the Mexican market. This new device has a 2...

Hi there, My wife and I heading to Hautulco, Mexico next week. I would like to bring my 8830 world...

RFID’s Security Problem Are U.S. passport cards and new state driver’s licenses with RFID truly secure? Starting this summer, Americans will need passports to travel to Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean–unless they have passport cards or one of the enhanced driver’s licenses that the states of Washington and New York have begun to issue. Valid

TechFaith rolls out first touchscreen WinMo CDMA phone for Mexico Mexican carrier Iusacell has scored itself a nice little exclusive, rolling out the very first Windows Mobile Professional-based phone running CDMA in all of Mexico. Problem is, it appears to be WinMo 6.0 -- a strange choice, considering 6.1 is already getting long in the tooth -- but it's a pretty smart-looking device, and hey...

Lusacell Mexico has rolled out the first Windows Mobile Professional-based CDMA phone in the country made by TechFaith. Strangely, it comes with the version 6.0 OS, instead of 6.1. Specs wise, the handset comes with: EV-DO; 2.8" QVGA display; 2Mpix camera; 128MB of ROM; 64MB of RAM; Bluetooth; Wi-Fi ...

Mexican carrier Iusacell has scored itself a nice little exclusive, rolling out the very first Windows Mobile Professional-based phone running CDMA in all of Mexico. Problem is, it appears to be WinMo 6.0 -- a strange choice, considering 6.1 is already getting long in the tooth -- but it's a pretty smart-looking device, and hey, at least it's got EV-DO. The TechFaith-sourced "Moffett" ha...

The Chinese mobile developer TechFaith has fully developed its PC CDMA phone and it decided to launch it first in Latin America, more specifically Mexico. This is the first mo...

The guys behind Zeemote seem to be re-doing their Dutch launch earlier this year in Mexico. The team just announced that the Zeemote will be launching on the Telcel network, bundled with the good old SE W760i. Next to the...