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Archive for December, 2007

The Daily Wrap Up - Dec 31th, 2007

  • Here is a Fun Entry for everyone on the New Year to Enjoy- Celeberate New Year with USB Webcam
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    Hoosgot: Resurrecting the Lazyweb. Cool!

    Mobile Soap Operas Will be Available in India Soon

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    Integrating mobile technology to one of India’s favorite pastimes, watching soap operas, is a very risky gamble taken by Rajshri Productions. This first ever 90-episode series on mobile phones will be available in India by the end of January 2008.

    The experimental program is a comedic soap opera running for 3 minutes per episode. With more than 220 million people owning mobile phones in India, the opportunity is too tempting to pass up.

    The company set up Rajshri Media last year to focus on new media entertainment like mobile phones, Internet, and portable media players. As these devices become the “personal entertainment touch points to the audience”, the more it becomes relevant in serving the changing needs of the consumers.
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    via techgadets and India Times

    New Rules on Carrying Spare Laptop Batteries on U.S. Flights

    The U.S. Department of Transportation has instituted new rules for carrying spare rechargeable batteries on an airplane. Starting on January 1, 2008, these must go in the traveler’s carry-on baggage, not in their checked baggage.

    Verizon Wireless Expects More than 300 Million Messages this New Year’s Eve

    sms.gifAs we enter another challenging yet very exciting year that is 2008 we cannot help but be thankful for those people who made our lives more beautiful with their presence and support. One of the best ways to tell those persons that we care and remember them is through SMS or MMS.

    That’s why Verizon Wireless is expecting its customers will send more than 300 million messages from 12 p.m. today until 4 a.m. tomorrow, New Year’s Day.

    “During holidays such as New Year’s Eve, text, picture and video messages allow our customers to personalize their communications with friends and family. Last New Year’s Eve, our customers sent and received more than 284 million text messages and nearly 4.75 million multimedia messages, so we fully expect to surpass the 300 million mark tonight,” said Verizon Wireless VP and chief marketing officer Mike Lanman, in a press release.

    Sure, this might not mean much for many people because we’re used to send the same message to all our contacts. Take time to personalize your messages and make it heartfelt as possible.

    Oh, by the way, I wish all readers of MobileWhack a very happy and prosperous 2008!
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    via PRNewswire
    Photo via Pascal Grosset

    Nokia 5610 XpressMusic gets FCC approval

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    It seems like FCC presented a nice New Year gift for music lovers. Those of you, who were not able to purchase the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic, watch for the upcoming Nokia 5610 XpressMusic. The latest mobile based on cutting-edge technology recently got FCC approval. It has a slider form factor like its predecessor. The company has increased the configuration of the integrated camera in Nokia 5610 from 2.0 MP to 3.0 megapixel and music playback from 18 hours to 22 hours. The Nokia 5610 cell phone comes with aluminium side panels and has a black high glossy panel. Users can enjoy web 2.0 services directly from the phone. Obviously, it does possess all the features of the XpressMusic 5310, but with advancement. There is no word on price. Let us see when it reached USA shops.
    Via:FCC

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    The sun sets on 2007

    The final day of the year 2007. It’s cloudy and misty and rain is in the air. Very mild for this time of year actually.

    2007 was a mixed bag for many people. It was a year of extremes - joy and sadness in equal measures, but life changing for myself and my wife as our son Adam was born into the world this year.

    This sunset was shot at Garrettstown Beach a few weeks ago. Dedicated to the memory of Gerry who visited that beach with us before she passed away.

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    Asus G2K AMD-Based Gaming Laptop

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    Asustek is preparing the release of the Asus G2K 17-inch gaming notebook, based on AMD/ATI technology. The G2K notebook resembles the Intel-powered G2S model in looks. The latest Notebook especially designed for gaming, it features 256MB of DDR3 video memory, the ATI RS690M chipset, AMD Turion 64 X2 TL64 dual core processor at 2.2GHz, 2GB of system memory, a 160GB hard drive at 5,400rpm, a DVD burner, and the DirectX 10 compatible ATI HD2600 dedicated video card. The G2K comes with a 17-inch 1920-by-1200 widescreen display, good enough to let people view their favorite characters in a good size. The G2K-A1’s will be available at a price ranging from $1,628 to $1,847.
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    Via:ASUS

    RIM Chooses Irving Texas as US Headquarters

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    Research In Motion, makers of the highly-popular Blackberry, has chosen Irving Texas as their headquarters in the USA. This decision has been formally announced today, December 31, 2007, by representatives of both RIM and Irving Texas.

    “RIM is a world-class organization widely recognized for its innovation and business excellence. We are thrilled that the company has selected our region as the location of its U.S. headquarters,” said Ron Gafford, chairman of the Greater Dallas Chamber and president and CEO of Austin Industries, Inc. “Our region is a magnet for international companies and this announcement illustrates, once again, our region’s merits as a prime location for corporate America.”

    “RIM continues to expand its operations to help address the growing market opportunity for BlackBerry products and services around the world,” said Jim Balsillie, Co-CEO at RIM,” said Jim Balsillie, Co-CEO at RIM. “With its talented workforce and strong infrastructure, Irving, Texas is an excellent location for RIM and we’re very excited to be investing in this region.”

    On the onset, RIM will be occupying 100,000 square feet of the Riverside Commons ix-building office complex. If you ever get the fancy to visit RIM’s new headquarters, you can find them in Riverside Commons, 5000 Riverside Drive, Brazos Building East, Irving, Texas 75039.
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    via North Texas e-News

    Top Ten Cell Phones of 2007

    Here is MobileWhack’s Top Ten Cell Phones of 2007.

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    1stApple iPhone Cell Phone
    2ndSamsung F700 Cell Phone
    3rd Motorola Razr2 V8
    4th LG Shine
    5th Palm Centro SmartPhone
    6th RIM Blackberry 8310 SmartPhone
    7th Helio Ocean Phone
    8th Samsung BlackJack 2
    9th Nokia 95 8GB Version
    10thSony Ericsson K810 Cybershot Camera Phone
    11thLG Veiwty
    12thHTC Shift


    Here is our list of the Top 10 Cell Phone Companies of 2007 based open performance and growth for the year.

    1st Samsung - Been quite a amazing this year for them, answered all of their competitors moves in every sector not just phones.
    2nd Apple - 5 million iphones in 6 months, enough said.
    3rd Blackberry
    4th Nokia
    5th LG
    6th Sony
    7th HTC a bit of a surpise, these people are small outfit from Hungary lol amazing.
    8th Motorola
    9th Palm
    10th Meizu rip offs in China