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If you like gadgets you need my RSS feed. It keeps you up-to-date on all the gizmos you love!January 26, 2007 Mobile communications means many things to different people, though when the first commercial SMS message was sent on December 3, 1992, its future was not seen as significant in comparison to the [...]
Amazon.com Widgets As you can tell by his tie, this man is running away from his wife. Why? Because he spent US$17,000 on his latest toy instead of buying her a new car.
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A mobile antenna on vehicles will keep up with the radio signals, even in tunnels and in bad weather. This can happen because the European system does the U.S. system better by eliminating a ground repeater station in favor of caching at the car.
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RuBee networks would use low-cost radio tags that could be read up to 50 feet away and below 450 kHz. The most important feature of RuBee is that RuBee chips could be read, tracked, and inventoried in the harshest of conditions.
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A judge in Montana has gotten fed up with mobile phones ringing in his courtroom and announced that he will immediately issue a $5 fine to anyone whose mobile goes off during one of his trials.
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We won’t need to wait long before they reveal the new concept either, as the current plan is to unveil the yet-unnamed roadster at the Geneva Auto Show in March.
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Yes, because it’s oh so mature to lust after those pixelated hotties.
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The Samsung i600 smartphone, better known as the BlackJack in some circles, attacks the exact same segment of the market as the super skinny Motorola Q, and now the Sammy handset is heading across the Atlantic.
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In an effort to differentiate its brand from the hardware maker, Access (formerly PalmSource) has decided to rename the current operating system (Palm OS) to Garnet OS. In this way, they can more freely sell the platform to other handset makers
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MySpace is listening, and will soon “begin showing users when Amber Alert has been called in their zip code.”
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