Motorola RAZR V3i Dolce & Gabbana Now Available in Store

Motorola and Dolce & Gabbana announced the new RAZR V3i Dolce & Gabbana, the latest collaboration which unites the acclaimed RAZR design together with Dolce & Gabbana's signature style, is now available at select stores. Following the huge success of the limited edition Motorola RAZR V3i by Dolce & Gabbana, the Italian designers have created, together with Motorola, a new version of the device in luxurious gold and silver, with an engraved Dolce & Gabbana logo. Further glamour is added with an exclusive pendent featuring the gold DG initials. Inside the new phone offers further customized features, such as special....


See Full Details: http://www.mobiledia.com/news/49709.html

Source: Mobiledia, Motorola Razr V3i, Dolce & Gabana

Screen Saver Accessory Review

Traditionally LCD screens and other miniature screens have been protected using protective cases & pouches but with the entry of screen protector’s a new segment has adaptively been dispersed in the market today. This segment is compromised of people who wish to protect their LCD on their devices without sacrificing the bulkiness of a case or pouch of some kind. If you have ever experienced scratches on your LCD in any kind of electronic device you know that this can make your gadget look not only horrendous, but makes viewing your device a difficult task, plus generates psychological strife that wishes that you had bought protection sooner. If I am going off subject a bit then it’s probably because I am one of these goofs myself.

To See Full Review Visit: www.accessorygeeks.com/screen-review.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks

Another ipod bites the Sansa dust

The new Sansa e280 by SanDisk, is now the largest flash memory music player on the market; housing a whopping 8Gb of space and microSD expansion slots, in its sleek alloy metal scratch resistant frame, with a 1.8inch LCD display screen, - for the agreeable price of 249.99,“once again making it incredibly affordable for consumers to purchase the most feature-rich, high-capacity players," (Eric Bone, SanDisk's director of audio/video product marketing).
This release surely marks progress from SanDisk’s recent involvement with Toshiba; where work was done on expanding its flash memory capacity, and recent purchase of M-Systems which passed on to SanDisk a vast portfolio of products including Flash-SSD drives and embedded modules.The 1.7" x 3.5" x 0.5" player comes equipped with photo and video playback, FM radio tuning and recording, and built-in microphone (aka= memos on the go). The e280 supports open, non-proprietary DRM systems, and users can process photos and videos using the bundled Sansa Media Converter software; which work with both MP3 audio and windows media, and PlaysForSure compatibility so the Sansa e280 will support subscription services like Rhapsody To Go, Napster, etc. The e280 is equipped with a USB 2.0 interface connectivity and lives up to 20 hours in between charges to its obviously rechargeable lithium ion battery.Pre-orders are being accepted now on the SanDisk products site with estimated availability tied to mid-September. Windows XP is required for hook-up.In making room for the new addition to the Sansa e-family, prices have dropped on the other e200’s, as well as an offered free case for your player with purchase. (The Sansa e250, e260 and e270 are now priced at $139.99, $179.99 and $219.99 respectively

Source: Mobilewhack

Samsung T509 Phone Review

Since the integration of thin cellular phones by Motorola in the industry, the cellular market has continuously emerged with new technological innovations in the new “Thin” communications arena. Cellular phones through cultural pressures are slowly technologically mutating into all in one slim as possible devices like the Motorola Q. This technological revolution that all began with the introduction of the slim Razr handset by Motorola now has some competition. Samsung has been right behind Motorola, producing thin models of its own. In December, the Samsung MM-A900 for Sprint emerged as a viable competitor to the Razr, and now with the introduction of the new Samsung SGH-T509 for T-Mobile, Samsung has positioned itself as an alternative to the candy bar-style Slvr L6. The T509 is actually slightly thinner than the Moto phone, which Samsung is quick to point out. Plus the Samsung T509 offers a comparable feature package and is a bit more attractive than the Slvr, plus the T509 features a more viably vivid display and a cooler looking illuminating keypad. That said, we at AccessoryGeeks.com were not too impressed with the variable sound quality and its overall thin lightweight durability. If interested in the phone the Samsung T509 will run $199 if you pay full price for an unlocked version or you can get it as low as $49 with a service contract with T-Mobile.

To See Full Review Please Visit: http://www.accessorygeeks.com/t509review.html

Source: Accessorygeeks & Askafaq.com

Hitachi W43H 'au' Phone

Hitachi joins the list of KDDI phones that were launched today. Not to be left behind, Hitachi also made its presence felt with the launch of its W43H mobile phone. The phone features a 2.6-inch large 240x400 TFT display. One of the highlights of the phone is the battery backup, as it can last approximately a good 4 hours when viewed continuously, unparalleled by any in the market in its class. The W43H makes use of the DBEX technology, a signal processing technology which actualises the sound quality. It comes equipped with a 2.1 MegaPixel camera with auto focus. The camera function also includes, anti blurr function and makes use of high-speed shutter sensitivity feature as well. Like most of the KDDI phones launched in the market today, Hitachi W43H also makes use of the Information transmission services like EZ channel plus,“EZ news flash and also users can enjoy the up-to-date services with au My Page. Rest of the specs include, a 512MB of default memory, an expandable memory stick Pro-Duo slot, an MP3 player and PC document viewer applications like Microsoft word and excel. No word on the pricing as yet.

Source: Mobilewhack & Hitachi

Toshiba DRAPE Cell Phone from KDDI

One of the models launched by the KDDI corporation today, include the Toshiba DRAPE mobile phone. Quiet obviously the very first thing that is noticeable is the weird design of the phone. It is quiet evident from those curved lines that run across the face of the phone, hence the name of the phone, 'Drape'. The phone is available in three different colours, orange white and black and houses a host of features that most consumers crave for. It comes equipped with a massive 3.2 MegaPixel camera that includes auto-focus, digital zoom and also a special night mode feature wherein you can take good pictures even under low light conditions. It includes MP3 player which comes with a music au port. Also the USB interface ensures for an easy transfer of music and data files.

Source: Mobilewhack & Toshiba

1GB Mini SD Card w/ MiniSD Adapter for Cell Phones

The miniSD memory card offers all of the benefits of a standard SD card, but in a much smaller size. In fact, it is over 60% smaller than a full-sized SD card. The miniSD cards are used to store digital images, video, MP3 files and other data in mobile phones. MiniSD cards are fully compliant with industry standards and compatible with all multimedia portable devices. The miniSD card includes an adapter that converts the miniSD card into a full size SD card to be used with the growing number of SD compatible devices available in the market giving you added flexibility and protection of your investment. Our miniSD cards are compatitible with all digital cameras, digital video camcorders, audio players, new multi-function 2.5G/3G cell phones and other portable devices. It can also be used in devices with SD slots by using the adapter.

To See Full Listing Go To: http://store.accessorygeeks.com/mini-sd-memory-card-1g.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks.com

The Motorola H350 Bluetooth Headset

Now you can enjoy the freedom of a new wireless a hands-free communication device while adding a touch of style when using your brand new Motorola H350 Bluetooth headset. Some excellent features that accompanies the Motorola H350 are: (1) The call button, where you can access all call functions with a press of a single button, (2) the volume control buttons now you can have the convenience of adjusting the earpiece volume up and down at the touch of a button, (3) the headset indicator LED, which provides visual cue about headset status and (4) a removable earhook so you can wear the headset on either ear and keep volume control in the upright position. With a talk time of up to 8 hrs and standby time up to 6 days you will adore this device for its practicality and usability in your daily lives. So enjoy a light weight and comfortable device that is designed work on either hemispheres of your head.

Check Out Full Product Listing at: http://store.accessorygeeks.com/motorola-h350-oem-bluetooth.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks.com

Cingular To Charge Non-GSM Subscribers

Cingular will soon begin charging subscribers with older phones $5 per month. In an effort to get subscribers off of older analog and TDMA handsets, Cingular will begin charging users on the older protocols as early as September. An FCC ruling declared Cingular and others like Verizon must continue to provide analog service until 2008. However the carriers can cut off service earlier if there are no remaining subscribers. The move is designed to convince customers to upgrade so that Cingular can reclaim the spectrum from them. The carrier is currently operating GSM, TDMA and analog services, which is reducing the amount of spectrum Cingular can devote to GSM as well as launching UMTS. Currently 4.7 million subscribers, about 8 percent of Cingular's total, are using TDMA or analog phones on the network.

Source: Associate Press & Phonescoop

Nokia 6236i Review

Our friendly Verizon network offers this low-key candy-bar style cellular phone by Nokia. Our cell phone review of the Nokia 6236i design specifications are not something to awe over. In fact the Nokia 6236i shell design is something that we would have expected to see a couple of years ago. In addition to poor design, the Nokia 6236i comes equipped with a small screen and suffers from small button size, which becomes cumbersome for larger hands. Though it may lack a unique look like many of its predecessors, the Nokia 6236i dose what it’s meant to do. The 6236i is a lightweight cellular device that integrates features like a radio, a camera, video capture, downloadable video games, and ring tones. Thereby, overall the added features makes the phone a decent low-end buy that may be right up your alley if you are looking for a phone to make calls and get some extras and not something that your life revolves around. If interested in The Nokia 6236i after reading through this cell phone review then its fairly priced at $169.99 with a one year contract and $69.00 with a two-year contract at Verizon stores near you.


To See Full Review Visit: http://www.nokiafaq.askafaq.com/6236i-review.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks & Askafaq.com

Nokia 6236i Review

Our friendly Verizon network offers this low-key candy-bar style cellular phone by Nokia. Our cell phone review of the Nokia 6236i design specifications are not something to awe over. In fact the Nokia 6236i shell design is something that we would have expected to see a couple of years ago. In addition to poor design, the Nokia 6236i comes equipped with a small screen and suffers from small button size, which becomes cumbersome for larger hands. Though it may lack a unique look like many of its predecessors, the Nokia 6236i dose what it’s meant to do. The 6236i is a lightweight cellular device that integrates features like a radio, a camera, video capture, downloadable video games, and ring tones. Thereby, overall the added features makes the phone a decent low-end buy that may be right up your alley if you are looking for a phone to make calls and get some extras and not something that your life revolves around. If interested in The Nokia 6236i after reading through this cell phone review then its fairly priced at $169.99 with a one year contract and $69.00 with a two-year contract at Verizon stores near you.

To See Full Review Visit: http://www.nokiafaq.askafaq.com/6236i-review.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks & Askafaq.com

Trolltech Woos Linux Developers With Phones

Trolltech announced they will soon offer a development kit, including a phone, for Linux developers who want to move into mobile applications. Although there are a number of phones that run Linux, none of them will run Linux (C++) applications - even when unlocked for development; typically they only run Java applications. Trolltech, which provides mobile Linux environments for many of the phones currently running the open source OS, is attempting to harness the Linux community, not just for applications, but to actually customize and modify the phone interface itself. Trolltech's Greenphone will ship with source code for all the native phone applications in addition to development tools and the phone itself. The phone is quad-band GSM/EDGE device with a QVGA touch screen, Bluetooth, 1.3 MP camera and a Mini SD slot in addition to 64 MB RAM. Trolltech did not provide specifics on price or a ship date.

Source: Trolltech & Phonescoop.com

Nokia 6236i User Review

Our friendly Verizon network offers this low-key candy-bar style cellular phone by Nokia. Our cell phone review of the Nokia 6236i design specifications are not something to awe over. In fact the Nokia 6236i shell design is something that we would have expected to see a couple of years ago. In addition to poor design, the Nokia 6236i comes equipped with a small screen and suffers from small button size, which becomes cumbersome for larger hands. Though it may lack a unique look like many of its predecessors, the Nokia 6236i dose what it’s meant to do. The 6236i is a lightweight cellular device that integrates features like a radio, a camera, video capture, downloadable video games, and ring tones. Thereby, overall the added features makes the phone a decent low-end buy that may be right up your alley if you are looking for a phone to make calls and get some extras and not something that your life revolves around. If interested in The Nokia 6236i after reading through this cell phone review then its fairly priced at $169.99 with a one year contract and $69.00 with a two-year contract at Verizon stores near you.


For Full Review: http://www.nokiafaq.askafaq.com/6236i-review.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks & Askafaq.com

Motorola Blue Bluetooth Headset,H700

One of the smallest Bluetooth Headset in the world
Motorola Headset H700 / 98686 Chrome Blue Bluetooth Headset with Flip-Bottom!

Perfect and Easy multi-tasking

Streamlined and sophisticated, the Motorola Bluetooth Headset H700 provides wireless connectivity and convenience. Combining an ergonomic design and versatile ear hook, this sleek headset can be worn on either ear. Created to be ultra comfortable, the Motorola H700 is so easy to wear that you will forget you even have it on! Leave your cell phone in your briefcase or across the room - with a range of 30 feet, you can complete additional tasks while conducting calls.

For Full Offer Visit: http://www.accessorygeeks.com/motorola-headset-h700-blue.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks

The BenQ-Siemens AL26 Hello Kitty Coming Soon

Hello Kitty is back! This eye candy is surely for ladies and young women who have been missing hello kitty. Now with the BenQ-Siemens AL26 boasting of a Hello-Kitty look, they no longer have to miss the pretty kitty with the bow when making phone calls. The phone has a shimmering metallic pink casing, the image of the world-famous cat. The BenQ-Siemens AL26 Hello Kitty will be on retail sale from August 2006 on.
This eye catching slider phone has more to it than just looks. Featuring a large TFT color screen with 130 x 130 pixels and 65,536 colors, ensures for optimum picture quality and the four-way joystick key leads the way through the clearly structured menu with ease. The phone is attuned completely to the charming cat Kitty, is the main subject of the pre-installed mobile games, wallpapers and ringtones, providing variety in mobile enjoyment. Not much info about the phone features as of now and no word on the pricing also as yet. We will keep you updated.

For more details please visit the Benq-Siemens Website


Source: Benqmobile & Mobilewhack

Helio To Open Its Own Stores

Disney Mobile won't be the only MVNO opening stores in the US. Helio has announced it too will open stores in select US cities, beginning with a flagship store in Santa Monica opening this October. Stores in New York, Denver San Diego and Palo Alto will follow in the next few months. Unlike Disney's mall kiosks, Helio will open large stores with a number of hands-on and sales points inside as well as large social lounges and and a technical support area where users can get questions answered or just have their devices "freshened up." In addition to its flagship stores, Helio expects to be selling phones in 3,000 retail locations by the end of the year. The MVNO is already offering service in 2,000 stores nation wide.


Source: Helio & Phonescoop.com

Samsung MM-A930 User Review

With the introduction of its V Cast Music downloading service earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show, Verizon Wireless is continually expanding their lineup of music phones to stir up additional revenues for the company. Staying with competition, weeks after Sprint’s introduction of its newest music phone, the LG LX550, Verizon pulls out their Samsung SCH-A930. Unlike other music phones in the market the Samsung A930 comes completely in pure beautiful black and offers much of what has become standard in a music phone, including EV-DO support, Bluetooth, and an external memory card slot. In addition, the Samsung SCH-A930 has external music controls, which is not as user friendly as the Samsung SCH-A950. Thank-fully the SCH-A930 is competitively priced at $149.00, however, you can get it for as low as $39.00 with a 2-year service contract. The Samsung SCH-A930 cell phone review is meant to give you a glimpse at what the phone offers when it is compared to certain wireless devices in the market today.


For Full Review Click Here: http://www.samsungfaq.askafaq.com/a930-info.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks.Com & Askafaq.com

Sony Ericsson K618i Phone

Release Date:
Q3 2006

Developed for those users that want entertainment on the move and a powerful business tool, the Sony Ericsson K618i 3G device delivers high-speed rates for streaming or downloading music and video clips, browsing the web, or gaming. Well equipped for both capturing and sharing photos, and playing music, the K618i also features Bluetooth Streaming on a compatible Stereo Bluetooth enabled device or headset. One click of the dedicated camera button and the 2.0-megapixel camera is activated, which comes complete with 2.5x digital zoom and Mobile Blogger. The K618i will launch in a choice of Vibrant Black or Bright White.

Source: Mobilemedia.com

LG VX-8500 Chocolate User Review

This stylishly black beauty looks sleek, clean and slides open in a fashionable manner, yet it also looks surprisingly simple, though at the same time the KG800 creates fantastic visual appeal and stirs your senses to a frenzy of electrical sensations as you are holding the brand new KG800 Chocolate cell phone. The first of many similar cellular devices to come, the KG800 fashion phone handset with its ultra sensitive touch pad is the first to appear in LG’s new Black Label designer range of handset phones. LG, “The Korean Cellular Giant”, has currently introduced its Chocolate in the CDMA range under the Verizon Wireless umbrella, yet you can still find an unlocked GSM Chocolate somewhere in the California Asian cell phone retail market. This LG Chocolate KG800 Cell Phone Review is meant to provide an in-depth look into the world of Chocolate.

Click Here To See Rest Of Review: http://www.lgfaq.askafaq.com/vx-8500-review.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks & Askafaq.com

LG-KV2400 Slider Phone

LG these days is really basking in the glory of the Chocolate phone and is now making a conscious effort to come up with good-looking handsets. Case in point the new LG slider phone, the LG-KV2400 which sure looks groovy. Don’t expect any earth-shattering features and this one has all the specs which we now consider run of the mill (boy have we progressed!). Features include MP3 Player, 1.3 MP camera, and video recording among others. Now word on pricing or availability and for now looks like it will stay in Korea!


Source: Mobilewhack

Samsung SGH-E900

This sleek GSM slider phone sports contextual touch keys on the front. Key features include a music player with dedicated controls and stereo Bluetooth, a memory card slot, and a 2 megapixel camera. Other features include a QVGA display, EDGE data, and speakerphone.


Source: Phonescoop

LG L600V 3G Music Phone

When it comes to the mobile phone industry, LG was never in the same league as a Nokia or a Motorola. However all that changed with what we now call the Chocolate Phone and the rest they say is history. The new crop of LG phones now boasts of both style and functionality and the yet to be released LG L600V 3G Music Phone, is no different.The LG L600V 3G Music Phone has now been approved by the almighty FCC, which means users will be able to get their hands on this smart clamshell music phone via Vodaphone. This first thing that you notice is the sleek minimalistic clamshell body which complements the white color perfectly. As per the new norm of the mobile world, this one too is extremely compact and weighs around 67.5 grams.
The latest offering by LG is called the music phone for a reason. As not only does it has a MicroSD slot for memory expansion, but also has a set of external control buttons for direct access to the music player. There is camera too with video recording capabilities and the phone would operate on GSM900/DCS1800/PCS 1900, WCDMA 2100 bands. Video telephony is possible from the handset and Bluetooth is very much present. Some other features include: alarm clock, calendar, tasks, notes, calculator, currency and measure converter, world time, voice recorder and java. No word on pricing or availability.

Source: LG, Mobilewhack

Sony Ericsson GC86 GSM PC Card Gets FCC Nod

Sony Ericsson's GC86 quad-band GSM PC card gained the FCC's approval. Using the GC86 is straight-forward. Insert it into a compatible slot on your laptop, put in your GSM SIM card and you are ready. The PC card lets you get online and browse the web, access emails, send/receive text SMS messages and even edit the SIM card entries.

The GC86 is compatible with GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz networks, so it can be used across the globe. Where supported, it can connect to GPRS or EDGE networks to get online.

Bundled with the GC86 are a CD-ROM, quick-start guide and a protective casing for the PC card. The CD contains Wireless Manager, an application to configure and manage wireless communication from your PC. No word on the pricing, though.


Source: Sony Ericsson, FCC, Mobilewhack

Samsung SCH-A990

Samsung's flagship CDMA feature phone for 2006. This high-end phone sports a 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera, twisting QVGA display, EVDO high-speed data, and a microSD memory card slot. Imaging functions include a business card reader, video capture up to 1 hour, TV output, and Bluetooth printing. Audio functions include advanced voice recognition and dictation, text-to-speech, and a music player

Offered By: Verizon Wireless

Source: Phonescoop

LOOK AT THE SELECTION OF MOTOROLA BLUETOOTH DEVICES AT ACCESSORYGEEKS.COM

We have an abundant number of Bluetooth headset models (50) to choose from as you shop at your at your one-place-stop at AccessoryGeeks.com . Currently in a recent news article named: Motorola leads sizzling Bluetooth headset market, the brand Motorola was crowned King in the Bluetooth arena over names like LG, Samsung, Nokia, Jabra, and Plantronics. Though AccessoryGeeks has over 50 different Bluetooth headsets to choose from. The models of Motorola Bluetooth devices available at AccessoryGeeks are as follows: HS820, H300, H350, H500 Black & H500 Silver, H500 Magenta, H500 Baby Blue, H500 Pink, Razr H3 Black & Razr H3 Silver, H605, HS850 Black & HS850 Silver, H700, HS805 (original Bluetooth headset), H700 (Blue headset), Motorola Bluetooth Home Adapter, Motorola Bluetooth Self Install Kit, Motorola Bluetooth Wireless Portable Speaker, HS810, Motorola Bluetooth Headset with Helmet Adapter, Motorola Bluetooth Stereo Headset, Motorola Bluetooth Car Kit, and the Motorola OEM Car kit Holster. But don’t forget to protect your Bluetooth headset with our Motorola OEM EVA Bluetooth Headset Case w/ Belt Clip. Each Motorola items are unique by them selves, so don’t hesitate to visit AccessoryGeeks.com or call us Toll Free at (866) 433-5793.

Sony K618i: The Slim, Lightweight 3G Phone

Sony Ericsson, today stamped its authority in the cell phone market with the announcement of its latest addition to the 'K' series in the form of the Sony K618i. The new SonyEricsson K618 mobile phone is a slim, lightweight 3G phone that will launch in selected markets and boasts of a vibrant music design to blow your mind.

The Sony K618i is a tri-band (900/1800/1900 MHz) GSM phone with benifits of UMTS(2100) and 3G. The phone is a perfect combination of both entertainment on the go and powerful business tool. The very first thing you would notice about the phone is its stunning 176x220 pixels, TFT 1.9” 262k colour display. It features a 2 MegaPixel camera with 2.5x digital zoom and QCIF video recording & streaming. The
phone includes a music player as well which supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ playbacks. The phone comes with a default 256MB


Memory Stick Micro (M2). Users can store upto 230 music tracks and over 700 photos. Perhaps the only con is that the memory can be expanded upto maximum of 1GB.

On the connectivity side, it enojys the benifit of UMTS which helps for high speed browsing up to 384 Kbps. Other features include bluetooth, USB 2.0, Fast port connector, External antenna connector, Flight mode and HTML Full Browser with RSS. The K618 will be available in selected markets from Q3 2006. No word on the pricing as yet

Source: Mobilewhack, Sony Press

Bountiful Of Manufactures To Choose From When Shopping At AccessoryGeeks.Com

With a multitude of cellular phone manufacturers to choose from it's no wonder that AccessoryGeeks is considered the one stop store for your entire cellular accessory needs. We pride ourselves for carrying such a deep back-inventory in our warehouse department. Plus because we believe in providing good service and a good experience we promise to have the item in stock or get it for you as you ask for it. So if you need something then visit accessorygeeks.com to shop privately or call our geeks Toll free at (866)433-5793. Hey we want to make that certain geek in you as satisfied as possible! Our full line of cellular/electronic accessories that we carry are for cellular/Ipod/PSP manufacturers like: ">Audiovox, Blackberry, Innostream, Kyocera Qualcomm, LG, Motorola, NEC, Nextel, Nokia, Palm, Panasonic, Pantech, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba, PSP and Apple Ipod. Still cannot find your PDA/Smartphone then check our PDA/SMARTPHONE section.We even have a Universal section for you to browse through. With this many categories of manufac

Samsung A720 For Sprint Network Soon!

At last Samsung engineers can now breathe a sigh of relief as the company's new A720 music-centric phone gets the FCC nod to hit the market. The picture you are able to see is the FCC revealed picture of the new upcoming music-centric phone A720, directly from their database.

The A720 is another clam shell phone and features a Dual display and also has music buttons upfront for easy access to the media player. The uniqueness about the external music keys is that it features the List button as well along with the usual play, pause, stop keys. The external screen is large enough to make sure the display is neither clumsy nor cumbersome for the users. To add to that both displays are colour displays. This slim clam shell also features a touch-sensitive scroll bar which allows you to navigate through lists and songs. In addition to EV-DO high speed data, it features dual color displays, a camera and stereo Bluetooth. Other additional features include pict-bridge technology and media player. The retail package will come with the handset, desktop charger, headset, battery and software cd.


Source: FCC & Mobilewhack

The Pod Safe - Secure Your iPod!

We live in a world where nothing is safe and theft is rampant. Don’t worry this ain’t a post about the social dynamics of the world but about our favorite iPod (did I hear your breathe a sigh of relief?). Check out the latest iPod accessory which protects your precious iPod from the grubby hands of all those thieves! The iPod safe is a 4 digit rotary lock which locks your iPod when you are away from it. It may not cure your separation anxieties but it does give you peace of mind! Its available in different models and cost about 40$.

Source: Mobilewhack

EASY 5 - Cellular Phone for Old Folks

We're talking about the technologically challenged, old folks perhaps who still need access to communication technologies like mobile phones but just can't work the slew of ultra savvy cellphones in the market today.But don't give up hope just yet...if you happen to be in Hong Kong you can actually purchase a cellphone that was made just for them. Its aptly called the Easy 5 because it's as easy as it looks. The phone has 5 customizable buttons where you can program the 5 most important numbers you're tech challenged loves ones will need the most. The phone measures in at 87x53x22mm and weighs 60 only grams. It has a talk time of 2-5 hours and standby time of about 100 hours. Unfortunately currently Hong Kong only for about $165.

Source: Mobilewhack

T-Mobile To Get Ultra Thin Samsung Slider and Candy Bar

The FCC recently approved two new Samsung phones. Both models are quad-band GSM with EDGE data and will launch on T-Mobile. Both phones feature Bluetooth and a 2 Megapixel camera. The T629: A slim slider that appears to be based on the Samsung D840. Includes a Micro SD slot and 70 MB of memory. The D840 has TV-out capabilities, but there is no indication whether this will be supported on the T629. The T519: An ultra slim candybar that appears to be a US version of the Samsung X820. The X820 is only 7 mm thick and features 80 MB of built-in memory. There is mention of a memory card (most likely Micro SD) in a document on this phone, however the X820 does not have a card slot.

Source: FCC, Phonescoop.com

LG VX-8300 User Review

Verizon Wireless the nation’s largest and strongest Network provider and LG recently launched an update to the VX8100 music phone with the new introduction of the lighter (3.88oz/110g) LG VX8300. While the VX8300 retains much of the previous specifications as of its predecessor the LG VX8100, the added tweaks both in hardware and design are appreciated, especially the weight issues. Instantaneously when taking a closer look at the new LG VX8300 I could immediately decipher that its eye-catching metallic gray clam-shell was sturdy and durable, but hey not indestructible.

Want To Read More About This Review Then Visit: http://www.lgfaq.askafaq.com/vx-8300-review.html

Source: Accessorygeeks.com / Askafaq.com

LG VX-5300 User Review

The brand new Verizon Wireless LG VX-5300 cellular phone review by accessorygeeks.com gives in a standardized detail the specifications and features of the phone, a short course on how to navigate through the phone, what comes in the box, and the positives and negatives aspects of the K itself. I will also provide you with information of how to acquire this metallic silver CAM-shell designed phone and some tricks to the trade on how to save you some cash.

Want to Read More About This Review Visit: http://www.lgfaq.askafaq.com/vx-5300-review.html

Source: AccessoryGeeks.com & www.askafaq.com

LG OEM Bluetooth Speaker Phone, SGBF0000102

Give Yourself Easy Accessibility with this LG OEM Bluetooth Speakerphone
Do you often use your body as a carrying apparatus for your phone while on and after the whole conversation? Are you frustrated with your current situation and don't wish to feel like your cellular conversation is being cramp? With this LG OEM Bluetooth Speaker Phone you can talk on your phone hands-free. Finally you can have the mobility to pursue other things while chatting with your friends and family. Best of all, it's from a trusted brand name that we all know, LG!

Source: Accessorygeeks.com

Jabra BT 620s Stereo Bluetooth Headset, 100-96200000-02

The Wireless Jabra BT 620s Stereo Bluetooth Headset

Are you running with your mobile device and often get your hand caught up between the wiring? Stop dealing with the messy cords, get yourself a wireless Jabra BT 620s Stereo Bluetooth Headset. The device lets you leave your wired headaches at home and run with wireless music mobility in headset fashion. It's an unique advantage that helps tune out annoying background noise with only a push of a button!

FEATURES

Jabra OEM BT 620s Stereo Bluetooth Headset
Sleek over the ear, behind the head design
Hi-fi frequency speakers
Can be simultaneously connected with two devices for music and phone
Full remote control of music player on the Jabra BT 620s (device dependant)
Optional charging from PC via USB cable and plays via USB cable while charging
Talk time up to 16 hours
Standby time up to 240 hours
Music playing up to 14 hours
Weight 3.5 ounces (100 grams)
Multi0colored LED lights for status on bluetooth, battery and charging
Jabra bluetooth wireless technology provides a cordless connection of up to 33 feet (10 meters) between the bluetooth compatible devices
Bluetooth stereo profiles to play music wirelessly
Play music or answer/make calls from your bluetooth stereo com\patible mobile phones
Connect to a second Bluetooth stereo compatible device (MP3/PC)

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HTC Excalibur Phone

Smartphone Thoughts has published what seems to be an exclusive photo of the HTC Excalibur. The Excalibur is expected to sport a QWERTY keyboard and WiFi support. This quad-band phone runs Windows Mobile. One of the interesting features is the strip on the right side of the screen. Instead of the traditional jog dial found on many smartphones, the Excalibur has a slide-strip: slide your finger up or down this strip to scroll up or down the menu options respectively.
It remains to be seen if the Excalibur will take on the Moto Q. No word on the pricing or availability yet.


Source: Mobilewhack

2GB Sandisk microSD Card

SanDisk(R) Corporation has launched a new microSD card which has a storage space of a whopping 2GB.This is the first time that a 2GB card has been made available to the public and has been designed keeping in mind the new crop of MP3 music phones. Case in point the new LG Chocolate Phone by Verizon Wireless which can store up to 1,000 digital songs downloaded from the company's V CAST music service.Those with older phones need not worry as this new 2GB card comes equipped with an adapter to accommodate a standard-size SD(TM) slot. The SanDisk 2GB microSD card will be sold by Verizon Wireless soon for $99.99 in the US and in coming weeks it will see a world wide release. For more info visit: http://www.sandisk.com

Source: Mobilewhack