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FREIBURG, Germany – December 2008 – Paragon Software Group, a software developer for mobile devices and desktop PCs, releases PenReader Touch, advanced multilingual handwriting recognition software for mobile devices that allows mobile users to write with their fingertips rather than a stylus. The program requires no additional training or handwriting adjustment. PenReader Touch automa...
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The new Disruptive Analysis report on Mobile Broadband Computing forecasts continued medium-term growth for external USB modems for PCs, albeit after a recession-based flattening of demand in 2009. One of the comments in it is that more handset manufacturers should consider entering the USB modem market. So it's interesting timing to see that Nokia has just announced entry into the HSPA dongl...
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Philippine telco launches app store Found under: app store, Philippines, Globe, Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Siemens, SonyEricsson, Seeking to capitalize on the growing popularity of multimedia phones the Philippines second biggest mobile service provider Globe Telecom launched AppZone which offers subscribers software downloads for their mobile phones or PCs. AppZones wide variety of software are classified into different categories B...
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The offering reflects an emerging trend among wireless providers to subsidize PCs and cell phones in return for customers signing service contracts.
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Android-ready Lenovo Ophone looks better than both the G1 and the iPhone The Android fever is surely spreading quickly, and the latest manufacturer to unveil a handset that runs on Google’s open source OS is Lenovo – yes, the Taiwan-based company mainly known for its laptops and desktop PCs.  Well, Lenovo also makes mobile phones (take P960, for example), and right now it’s working on an Android
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Every one would be knowing about Think digit magazine. It is the famous digit magazine in India. The magazine gives you a lot of interesting informations. Like the magazine, think digit web site also provides you the information about the latest laptops, PCs, mobile phones, players, cameras, and more gadgets. Knowing about a product before buying, is a must. Think digit site gives the reviews
submitted by AllAboutMobiles on 12th Dec 2008 (via allaboutmobilz.blogspot.com)
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Symbian and Windows Mobile phones get Google Street View There’s an application that’s become a firm favourite of oh so many people, whether they’re using it on their PCs or on their mobile phones: Google Maps, that awesome mapping program, that lets you get directions, find just about anything on the map, and even see aerial views of what you’re looking at. On some
submitted by MobileShop on 12th Dec 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
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ZTE USA, Inc., a subsidiary of ZTE Corporation, a leading global telecommunications equipment and network solutions provider, announced the general availability of the ZTE C78 handset offered by MetroPCS, the nation’s leading provider of unlimited, flat-rate wireless communications service, to subscribers in its U.S. markets. This marks the third handset ZTE has launched with MetroPCS
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­Worldwide sales of fixed and mobile WiMAX equipment and phones/Ultra Mobile PCs dropped 21 percent to $245 million in 3Q08 from 2Q08, and are expected to continue sliding through 2009 as the economic recession puts the squeeze on the market, according to a new report from Infonetics. Article
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Each year, mobile Internet access from PCs and other non mobile phone devices gets better and better and as I write these lines, I am sitting in a railway station in Paris, connected to the Internet via a 3G USB dongle at multi-megabit speeds. I travel a lot and depending on the country I am seeing lots of people doing the same these days. While at the beginning of this trend, the distinctively re...
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