Intuit Concept Phone



Eddie Goh's Intuit concept handset certainly takes a radically different route when it comes to the overall design despite being in a slider form factor. It takes after the iPhone where a touch screen is utilized, housing a 5 megapixel camera while relying on a secondary touch screen display for user input. With so many displays around and supposedly high-powered internal components, the battery life of this concept handset ought to be a disappointment. Ah well, we'll never know unless it is released, right?

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Philips X800 caught in the wild



Don't know about you, but I like the new/upcoming Philips X800. Yes, it looks very familiar / iPhone-ish, but this time Philips may have a global winner — it's not hard to imagine this baby selling like hot cupcakes, if priced correctly.

Specs wise, the device sports a tri-band GSM/GPRS (900/1800/1900 MHz) radio, 2.9-inch WQVGA (240×400 pixels) 256K colors touchscreen, stereo Bluetooth (A2DP) support, and a microSD memory expansion slot.

On the down side, though, the X800 lacks WiFi, 3G and even EDGE network support. It's kinda strange, and I've no idea how Philips envisioned this device will be used. To be fair, it's Philips' first such device and I guess they'll license the right technology for the next version.

Finally, if Philips could be that kind to send us a review unit, that would be awesome. In the meantime, all we can show you is the image above

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Wearfone watch phone looks to style up Finns



Due to exceptionally poor machine translation from the Finnish language (what gives, Google?), we really don't know a whole heck of a lot about Wearfone's admittedly stylish watch phone. Reportedly, similar devices have been around the concept block, but a trio of investors are hoping to actually get this one on store shelves by the year's end. Thanks to our super-scientific methods of deciphering, we've determined that it will boast a touchscreen display, GSM connectivity and the ability to send / receive calls and text messages. Early reports pin the price at anywhere between €500 ($776) and €1,000 ($1,553), but that's the price you pay for having a technologically advanced timepiece that won't get you tarred and feathered in public.

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Cell Phone Cars



Well, if you can't afford a real Audi or BMW, there's always the alternative of picking up these cell phone cars. They look like toy models from the top, but turn them over (in the event of an accident, lol) to reveal a touch screen display along with a plethora of other specifications such as a 1.3 megapixel camera, MP3 and video playback, Bluetooth connectivity as well as 1GB of internal memory. They retail for $160 a pop and I would recommend against you getting one of these for your teen as chances are both of you won't be on talking terms anymore after that, leaving the phone unused and boxed still.

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Gledao sam ovo na ipmart ima da se kupi... oko 100 dolara...

Samsung i900 Omnia announced; Ready to compete head to head with iPhone, HTC Diamond, others



Samsung has officially announced its real iPhone killin' device. Instinct is just not smart enough to compete with Apple's handset, but the 12.5mm-thick i900 certainly is. Let's quickly go through specs, shall we:

    * Network: quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE + HSDPA 7.2Mbps
    * Wireless: stereo Bluetooth (A2DP), WiFi
    * Display: 3.2-inch WQVGA (240×400 pixels) touchscreen
    * Camera: 5 megapixels with auto-focus, featuring face and smile detection as well as auto-panorama shots
    * OS/UI: Windows Mobile 6.1 with Samsung's widget-friendly TouchWiz user interface running on top of it
    * CPU: Marvell 624MHz (*update*)
    * Other: built-in GPS, accelerometer for auto-rotation, optical mouse
    * Two models will be sold: 8GB and 16GB, that can further be expanded with microSD memory cards
    * Availability: from June 2008, Europe - July 2008

And that's it! Boy do we want one. The only problem I see is that WQVGA screen which may find hard time competing with the Diamond's VGA and/or XPERIA's WVGA, though, that's not actually a problem.

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Tranzda shows four Linux smartphones -- GSM or CDMA, your choice



Tranzda is starting to step up its game and really push its Newplus Linux stack in earnest, debuting four new models on its site -- plus a fifth, the T818, that it's being a little more secretive about. The TGP-369, TFX-326, TGP-802, and TFX-320 cover both the CDMA and GSM bases, and include some notable features like a fingerprint scanner on the 802, GPS, and RFID capability on certain models. In terms of appearance, all of the shown models seem to be modest upgrades from the Newplus-powered PM328 we've seen in the past, though the UI still looks like it could use a little more work.

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Samsung Inner Zoom hits Korea



Samsung has rolled out the SCH-W480 in Korea, dubbed the "Inner Zoom" phone which takes on the form factor of a digital camera, with cell phone functions taking a backseat. Inside you will find a 5 megapixel CCD camera module complete with a 3x optical inner zoom lens and a 4x digital zoom lens, boasting support for auto-focus and face detection functions. Other features ain't too shabby either (they're pretty high end, actually) :-

    * 7.2Mbps HSDPA connectivity
    * WCDMA/GSM global roaming
    * MP3 playback
    * Bluetooth connectivity
    * 8GB of external memory

The Samsung Inner Zoom will retail for approximately $580 after conversion.

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RATEL tuži Ministarstvo telekomunikacija Ponedeljak, 16. jun 2008. 22:35     


Republička agencija za telekomunikacije (RATEL) tužiće Vrhovnom sudu Srbije Ministarstvo za telekomunikacije i informatičko društvo zbog njegovog rešenja da na 120 dana prezume izvršenje poslova poverenih RATELU, objavljeno je u ponedeljak uveče na Internet sajtu agencije (www.ratel.org.rs).

Upravni odbor RATEL-a odlučio je na sednici u ponedeljak i da od Vlade Srbije zatraži odlaganje izvršenja tog rešenja Ministarstva, donetog 12. juna.

Odluka Upravnog odbora RATEL-a je dostupna na sajtu agencije.

Ministarstvo je 28. maja od RATEL-a zatražilo da od operatera mobilne telefonije Telenor oduzme pozivni broj 069 jer je izdat bez javnog nadmetanja, i da povuče dva pravilnika objavljena u Službenom glasniku bez saglasnosti Ministarstva.

To su pravilnici o povezivanju javnih telekomunikacionih mreža i o upravljanju planom numeracije za telekomunikacione mreže.

Ministarstvo je najavilo da će, ukoliko RATEL to ne učini u roku od 10 dana, preuzeti nadležnosti Ratela na 120 dana, u skladu sa Zakonom o državnoj upravi.

Ministarstvo je 13. juna saopštilo da je preuzelo izvršenje poslova koji su povereni RATEL-u.

Agencija je 3. juna saopštila da je neosnovan zahtev Ministarstva da se Telenoru oduzme novi pozivni broj 069.

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