Nokie E97 ripoff

The square-shaped petite body, but uses a unique sliding QWERTY full keyboard design. Handwritten + keyboard dual input coupled with manipulation, as well as a blacklist, dual card dual standby features, NOKLAE97 little beyond it, there are also some unexpected business people. In entertainment, support Java2.0 expansion, analog TV, and video chat, Amy, you are silly enough to spend free time.
NOKLAE97 multimedia entertainment functions

MTK Operating System Platform
Mainstream features dual sim dual standby, dual camera, analog TV, FM FM radio, video chat
Built-in Game 1 common games, support JAVA to expand, a large number of downloads can be a variety of Java games
MP3 music player and background player, support equalizer, support for Bluetooth stereo output, Bluetooth Headset
Video playback 3GP, MP4, AVI
E-book support TXT text documents
FM stereo FM radio requires headset putting-in support of regular sound recording
Camera pixel high-definition camera
Photo description dual cameras, support AVI audio video capture, recording time, according to the size of the memory card
NOKLAE97 data applications
Memory expansion card support 4GTF
Expanded support for Java, Bluetooth file transfer, Bluetooth headset (voice), Bluetooth music (stereo)
Data transfer USB data cable / U disk function / Bluetooth
Picture format jpg, gif, bmp
Java extended support Java2.0 Development
NOKLAE97 basic functions
Optional Languages English, Vietnamese tieng viet, Indonesian bahasa indonesia, Thai Thai / ???, Malaysian BahasaMelayu
Section 200 card body contacts phone book, ringtones, group ringtones, Caller ID, caller video, call background sound, black
SMS / MMS 100 SMS, support MMS, support SMS Firewall
Switch Machine Automatic Switcher, you can set dynamic switching machine screen
5 groups alarm clock, can be customized Monday to Sunday alarm, Snooze time can be set
Ringtone format mp3, midi
Speaker pairs of speakers
Call function call blacklist, call background sound
Other features MP3 function, MP4 functions, speakerphone, Short Message, recording function, WAP function, handwritten + keyboard input, radio, Bluetooth, GPRS download, MMS MMS, memory expansion, e-books, calls firewall, IP calls , calendar, to-do, alarm clock, calculator, unit, stopwatch, world time, MSN, call background sound
NOKLAE97 Appearance / Screen
Product Outline slide
Size 80 � 60 � 16mm
Weight 100g
Optional color silver gray
Screen Material / type of color screen
Number 26 million color screen color
Resolution of 240 � 320px
2.2-inch screen size
Package weight 0.65
NOKLAE97 basic parameters
Time to market 2010.01.13
Other types of cell phone type
Applicable to individual mobile phone crowd
Standard configuration 2 power (1020mAh) / charger / headset / data cable
Applicable frequency 900/1800MHZ
Network standard GSM
Talk time 120-420 minutes
200-440 hours standby time
7 days replacement warranty limited warranty / guarantee for six months

Samsung announced a 32 GB memory card and 64 GB solid state drive

Quick smartphones and communicators, as well as other mobile devices are good, but only so long as the available memory is fully consistent with the system. If the memory for speed or volume does not match, then realize the possibility of the device as a whole does not work. The company Samsung, which is the largest producer of memory cards (and more recently under its own brand), today announced a new generation of media for mobile devices. They are built on the basis of a new 30-nanonmetrovoy fleshevoy high-density NAND memory. In the series includes solid state drives moviNAND up to 64 GB and a memory card microSDHC format up to 32 GB.

64-GB drive is composed of 16 32-gigabit MLC NAND chips and controller, but its thickness is only 1,4 mm. In line drives moviNAND besides the flagship 64 GB models are versions with a memory 4, 8, 16 and 32 GB. MicroSD memory card format previously produced by 40-nm technology, the transition to 30-nm has reduced the thickness of the 32-GB version to 1 mm.

According to the company Samsung, moviNAND solid-state drives are in mass production since December last year, and 32-GB memory card, the new generation will be launched into mass production next month.

Nexus One Doubles Cancellation Penalty

Google's Nexus One is getting all the buzz right now, but consumers might want to take a closer look at fine print before committing to the much-hyped smartphone.

Google's Nexus One smartphone promises a fantastic touchscreen interface and lightning-quick speed but if for some reason you decide it�s just not for you, T-Mobile and Google will hit you with a double whammy of early termination fees.

Another day, another Nexus One brouhaha. This time it's over the revelation that if you purchase the phone with a T-Mobile account and cancel your service within a certain time window, not only do you pay an Early Termination Fee (ETF) to T-Mobile, you pay one to Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) as well.

If that's not hard enough to swallow, the size of the fee surely will be. The T-Mobile ETF is $200 and Google's is $350. Combined with the $179 for the initial purchase, that puts Nexus One buyer's remorse at $729. All for a device you can't pick up and play with in a retail outlet (it's only sold via a special Google Web site.)

Not surprisingly, this is causing quite a bit of outrage on some blogs. "WTF? was the most common reaction of readers to an article on Phanroid while MobileCrunch took the more humorous approach of "Prepare the foot soldiers from the Internet Nerd Rage army for this one."

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Hands On with Five Nvidia Tegra 2 Tablets

LAS VEGAS�Nvidia demoed a bunch of Tegra 2 tablets during its press conference, and afterwards I had a chance to play with every one of them. Two of them ran Android, and every single one of them had a capacitive touch display. There were five tablets in total at the press conference, including ones from NotionInk, ICD, Compal, MSI, and Foxconn.

NotionInk
The NotionInk Tegra tablet was the most promising one out of the bunch, running on the dual-core ARM Cortex A9 and a GeForce GPU. The company is based in India, and there's definitely a lot of useful technology in this device if it were to ever come out in the United States.

Though made of plastic, it felt really nice in my hands, with one side thicker than the other so that you have a better grip on it. It runs on a 10-inch display, with a 1,024-by-600 resolution. The 10-inch display supports up to two-fingered touch, which worked pretty well in one of NotionInk's demo apps.

The back of the unit features a small touch panel for navigating so that the front panel doesn't get dirty. It will have a built-in accelerometer, permitting the device to switch between portrait and landscape mode when the device itself is rotated. Features include an HDMI port, three USB ports, and built-in 3G and WiFi wireless. It's one of the two tablets that will run on Google Android (version 2.0) and is looking to sell around $400 when it ships.

ICD Vega
This Tegra 2 Tablet was used to demo Verizon's latest 4G technology. At 7 inches, it boasts one of the smallest widescreens of the bunch, offering the choice of a resistive or a capacitive touch panel (the one on display used capacitive touch). Below the screen is a physical button that takes you back to the home screen, or in this case, the desktop environment in Google Android 2.0.

It felt the least sturdy out of this group, but it's also the lightest. (This is a very early unit, so the verdict on how it handles is obviously not final). The side of the unit features a mini HDMI port, a micro SD slot, and what looks a proprietary port. It runs on a 32-GB SSD and 512M of RAM, and it'll have embedded 3G, GPS, and WiFi.

Compal Tablet
This white tablet felt really solid and features a 7-inch widescreen, with a capacitive touch display. There are five physical short cut keys adjacent to the screen. It's more rectangular looking than the ICD Vega and tiny enough so that it fits in an oversized pocket.

The side of the unit features a single USB port and a full size HDMI port. A SIM card slot can be found right above the screen, while the bottom features some kind of a docking connection. From the back of the unit, you can pull out a DTV antenna that'll let you access mobile television (DTV is a European feature for now.)

MSI
The MSI Tegra tablet is the closest to resembling an e-reader. It's long and slender and rested comfortably on my forearms. It has a 10-inch widescreen and uses capacitive touch. The feature set included a full size HDMI port, an SD slot, and a mini USB port. The MSI tablet has both a front and back-lit panel. Unfortunately, the battery died on this unit, so check back later for more on this device.

Foxconn
Foxconn had the thickest tablet on display. It features a 10-inch capacitive touch panel and uses a custom Linux UI. The touch functions were intuitive, but the interface definitely isn't as rich as some of the ones that were running Android 2.0. During the press conference, it was shown running 720p and 1080p clips, so we know that video playback works. It has two full size USB ports and a headphone jack on the right side and not much else in terms of connectivity ports.

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Google to Announce Fourth Quarter 2009 Financial Results

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. � Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) announced that it will hold its quarterly conference call to discuss fourth quarter 2009 financial results on Thursday, January 21, 2010 at 1:30 p.m. Pacific Time (4:30 p.m. Eastern Time).

The live webcast of Google's earnings conference call can be accessed at http://investor.google.com/webcast.html. The webcast version of the conference call will be available through the same link following the conference call.

Following the earnings conference call, Google will host an additional question-and-answer session at 3:00 p.m. Pacific Time (6:00 p.m. Eastern Time) to provide an opportunity for financial analysts to ask more detailed product and financial questions. This follow-up call will also be webcast and available at http://investor.google.com/webcast.html.

About Google Inc.
Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com.

SaskTel on its way to delivering next-generation wireless services to all of Saskatchewan

Selects Nokia Siemens Networks to build new core network.

SaskTel, a full service communications provider in Saskatchewan, has selected Nokia Siemens Networks to provide core network technology for a new next-generation wireless network. The agreement is a part of SaskTel�s network investment program to ensure 98 percent of Saskatchewan residents have access to wireless services.

�After a comprehensive review, SaskTel has selected Nokia Siemens Networks because of the company�s advanced solutions and their global carrier presence and reputation,� said Robert Watson, president and chief executive officer at SaskTel.

Already based on the latest version of HSPA+ (High Speed Packet Access) technology, SaskTel will use a core network solution, including mobile softswitching, packet core with �direct tunnel� functionality, and harmonized subscriber management systems. The upgraded systems will complement SaskTel�s existing 3G network solutions and future-proof the carrier for a smooth transition to fourth generation technology based on the emerging, global Long-term Evolution (LTE) standard. SaskTel's network is expected to be initially launched mid-2010 with a targeted completion date of 2011.

�Nokia Siemens Networks is committed to the Canadian market and its potential for further advancement in next-generation wireless services, so we are extremely pleased to add SaskTel to the distinguished group of operators we serve in Canada,� said Sue Spradley, head of the North American region, Nokia Siemens Networks. �We will deliver to SaskTel the industry�s most advanced wireless network infrastructure, which will position them for a smooth transition to LTE in the future.�

Nokia Siemens Networks is an industry leader in 3G core networks, with 130 customer references to date. Additionally, Nokia Siemens Networks is the forerunner in LTE with its flat architecture innovation providing already today a smooth migration path to LTE. The company recently announced it completed the world�s first voice calls in LTE networks using commercial, 3GPP-standardized user and network equipment, and it is conducting end-to-end interoperability testing with four device vendors in different frequency bands.
About SaskTel

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation (SaskTel) is the leading full service communications provider in Saskatchewan, with $1.138 billion in annual revenue and over 1.3 million customer connections including over 510,000 wireless accesses, 555,000 wireline network accesses, 216,000 internet accesses and 76,000 Max� (TV) subscribers. SaskTel offers a wide range of communications products and services including competitive voice, data, internet, entertainment, national security, messaging, cellular, wireless data and directory services. In addition, SaskTel International offers software solutions and project consulting in countries around the world. In 2008, SaskTel contributed over $610 million to the Saskatchewan economy through dollars spent with Saskatchewan-based suppliers and sponsorships to non-profit organizations. SaskTel and its wholly-owned subsidiaries have a workforce of approximately 5,000 employees. Visit SaskTel at www.sasktel.com

Tyco Electronics Appoints Chuck Dougherty as President, Communications & Industrial Solutions

BERWYN, Pa. -- Tyco Electronics Ltd. (NYSE: TEL) announced that the company has appointed Charles (Chuck) P. Dougherty as President of its Communications & Industrial Solutions (CIS) business unit, reporting to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tom Lynch. Dougherty succeeds Minoru (Mooch) Okamoto who has announced his intention to retire. Okamoto will assist with the CIS leadership transition and serve as Senior Advisor to the CEO.

Dougherty rejoins Tyco Electronics from Harris Corporation, where he recently completed the integration of the Wireless Systems business sold by Tyco Electronics to Harris in May 2009. He joined Tyco Electronics in 2006 as President of the Wireless Systems business. Prior to that, he worked 25 years for Motorola as Vice President and General Manager of the Voice & Data Solutions Group for Motorola's Connected Home Solutions (CHS) business. At Motorola, he also served as Vice President and General Manager of Transmission Networks Systems, General Manager for North American VoIP, and Vice President of Marketing for Motorola Broadband's Transmission Network Systems business unit.

"I am pleased that Chuck is coming back to Tyco Electronics," said CEO Tom Lynch. "He knows our company and our business, he is a proven leader, and I am confident he will hit the ground running. I also appreciate Mooch's willingness to remain with the company, at my request, to ensure an orderly and effective transition of the CIS leadership. Mooch has made many contributions to the company over 34 years and this is just another example of his commitment to our company."

ABOUT TYCO ELECTRONICS

Tyco Electronics Ltd. is a leading global provider of engineered electronic components, network solutions, specialty products and undersea telecommunication systems, with fiscal 2009 sales of US$10.3 billion to customers in more than 150 countries. We design, manufacture and market products for customers in a broad array of industries including automotive; data communication systems and consumer electronics; telecommunications; aerospace, defense and marine; medical; energy; and lighting. With approximately 7,000 engineers and worldwide manufacturing, sales and customer service capabilities, Tyco Electronics' commitment is our customers' advantage. More information on Tyco Electronics can be found at http://www.tycoelectronics.com/.

Nexus One Vs. iPhone 3GS: Network Speed & Camera Quality

Nexus One Vs. iPhone 3GS: Network Speed & Camera Quality

Visitors To Smugglers� Notch Resort In Vermont To Ride Expanded Verizon Wireless 3G Network

SMUGGLERS� NOTCH, VT � Verizon Wireless is investing in Lamoille County, Vermont, to stay ahead of rising demand for wireless voice, 3G multimedia and Internet access. Regionally the company has invested $2.6 billion into its New England network since 2000, including $192 million in 2009.

Consumer Advantages

* New cell site provides increased wireless voice and 3G data coverage at Smugglers� Notch Resort, as well as portions of the access road (Vermont State Route 108)
* Expanded 3G data coverage at Smugglers� Notch allows customers using notebook computers or smartphones the ability to:
o Download and use cool apps, from mobile social networking portals to streaming radio
o Browse the Web to keep up with news, sports, stock quotes, Hollywood gossip and more at faster speeds
o Stream must-see video
o Share e-mails with friends, family and co-workers that include picture and video attachments
o Download and play vivid, rousing 3D games
o Quickly download and play music favorites from Top 40 to Classical
o Work on-the-go with rapid file sharing

View from Smugglers� Notch Resort and Verizon Wireless
�Resort guests are thrilled with the availability of the Verizon Wireless network,� said Lisa Howe, director of information technology for Smugglers� Notch Resort. �Many of our visitors come from large metropolitan areas where they are accustomed to wireless voice, multimedia and Internet access, and the expansion of Verizon Wireless service to the Resort and nearby areas gives our guests that familiar convenience.�

�Verizon Wireless� 3G network coverage across New England is unparalleled,� said director for Network System Performance for Verizon Wireless, Richard Enright. �We�ve invested billions of dollars into New England believing that even the most sophisticated cell phone is only as good as the network it runs on. Our continued aggressive network investments provide customers with a 3G network advantage at home and on vacation.�

Wireless Investment
The company has invested more than $50 billion since its inception to increase the wireless voice and data coverage of its national network and to add new 3G services like Mobile Broadband and V CAST. As the carrier with America's largest and most reliable wireless voice and 3G data network, Verizon Wireless cell sites in New England provide 3G wireless data connectivity.

Additional Information
Mobile Broadband Internet Access
Verizon Wireless' 3G high-speed wireless broadband network keeps customers connected. With Mobile Broadband from Verizon Wireless, notebook computer users can access e-mail, download files and browse the Internet at broadband speed (average download speeds of 600 kilobits per second (kbps) to 1.4 megabits per second and average upload speeds of 500-800 kbps). A one megabyte e-mail attachment � the equivalent of a small PowerPoint� presentation or a large PDF file � can be downloaded in about eight seconds and uploaded in less than 13 seconds.

V CAST: Video and Music
Powered by the company's 3G high-speed network, V CAST multimedia services offer customers the ability to download full song tracks, play cutting-edge 3D games and stream video clips straight to their phones. With content updated daily, customers can watch dozens of on-demand videos, including breaking news, weather, sports highlights and the hottest entertainment clips.

Most Reliable Wireless Network
The company�s �America�s most reliable wireless voicve and 3G network� reputation is based on network studies performed by real-life test men and test women throughout the country. By traversing more than one million miles annually on Interstate, U.S. and state highways, as well as major roads and surface streets in high-population areas � the equivalent of two roundtrips to the moon or 40 trips around the world � the test men and women confirm that voice calls and data connections are successful on the first attempt and stay connected. Vehicles are equipped with computers that automatically make more than three million voice call attempts and more than 16 million data tests annually on Verizon Wireless' network and the networks of other carriers.

About Smugglers� Notch Resort
Smugglers� Notch Resort is located in northern Vermont�s Green Mountains with skiing and snowboarding for all abilities on 78 trails and 1000 acres of terrain on three mountains. The Resort�s extensive family programs have been recognized by SKI Magazine, the Family Travel Forum, FamilyFun Magazine, and Conde Nast Traveler Magazine, among others. Lodging includes more than 600 privately owned and timeshare condominiums. Smugglers� has received awards from SKI Magazine, the Vermont governor�s office, and other state environmental stewardship agencies for its innovative approach to environmental stewardship. The Resort is privately owned by the Smugglers� Notch Management Co., Ltd.

Hivision demonstrates cheap 7" Android Laptop at CES 2010

They offer an extremely impressive fast and Android integration, with a surprisingly fast Android web browser over WIFi and Ethernet. The price for the laptop at retail could be $149, more or less, it depends on the distributors.

Skype Names Enterprise Unified Communication Visionary David Gurle to Lead Skype for Business Team

LUXEMBOURG � Skype announced that it has hired David Gurle as the new General Manager and Vice President of its Skype for Business unit. He replaces Stefan Oberg, who will be leaving Skype in March 2010. David brings more than 17 years of telecommunications and collaboration technology industry experience to this role. He joined Skype on January 7, 2010 and reports to Josh Silverman, Skype's president.

"We are very excited to add David to Skype's management team and are confident that he can lead and direct the Skype for Business team's next stage of development and growth," said Josh Silverman, Skype's president. "He has years of experience and a terrific reputation for building and leading world-class teams. He also brings product vision, technology depth, and a track record of success in creating and selling real-time communications software to enterprises that will prove invaluable as we continue to develop our Skype for Business proposition."

David joins Skype from Thomson Reuters, where he served as its Global Head of Collaboration Services and Head of its largest business in Asia, the Sales & Trading Business Division. During this time, he built the team which was responsible for all the business and product development and support functions of Thomson Reuters' Collaboration Services business and was responsible for turning Reuters Messaging into the de-facto collaboration service in used by the financial services community.

Prior to joining Thomson Reuters, he spent more than three years running Microsoft's Real Time Communications business, a group that he founded. During this time, he oversaw the development of the company's collaboration products including NetMeeting, Windows Messenger, Exchange IM, Exchange Conferencing Server, Live Communications Server and Office Communications Server, as well as Microsoft's acquisition of PlaceWare. While at Microsoft, David co-authored several Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standards for presence and instant messaging for SIP (SIMPLE)

"Since its inception, Skype has been used by many entrepreneurs and small businesses to save money on their communications," said David Gurle. "Moving forward, our goal is to educate and attract larger organizations that can not only save money by using Skype to communicate, but also increase their organizational productivity and enhance the way they interact with customers around the globe."

Prior to Microsoft, David was Corporate Vice President, Business Alliances at VocalTec, the IP telephony pioneer, where he established and managed partnerships with a number of Tier I telecommunications service providers and hardware vendors, including Deutsche Telekom, France Telecom and Marconi. He also spent time at ETSI, France Telecom and started his career at Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). David has also co-authored a number of books on VoIP and IP Telephony.

David graduated ESIGETEL with a Masters of Science degree in Computer Science and Telecommunications.

About Skype
Skype is software that enables the world's conversations. Millions of individuals and businesses use Skype to make free video and voice calls, send instant messages and share files with other Skype users. Everyday, people everywhere also use Skype to make low-cost calls to landlines and mobiles. Download Skype to your computer or mobile phone at skype.com.