
On a recent post at MEX you will find ways on how to minimise and sometimes depending on your location totally avoid data charges. If you have a mobile phone that supports WiFi this is a must read for you.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Ways to Avoid Using Your Operator
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Toxin Sniffing Mobile Phone

Gentag, a company that specializes in mobile phone sensor technology, just patented a "method and apparatus for wide-area surveillance of a terrorist or personal threat." enabling the mobile phone to sense harmful chemicals, biohazards, gases and poisonous fumes in the air.
The image here is of a UV sensing mobile phone, and Gentag is also thinking of developing a WiFi sensor for those people trying to get a free ride on your WiFi connection.
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Sunday, August 13, 2006
Mission Statement

The time is now! Mobile technology is to sky rocket with the consumer base forever upgrading their mobile phones. Java-enabled phones together with Symbian OS phones make life and business much easier. Download the Midlet Development Kit and Symbian SDK and get started. Unleash your website to the wireless network. Deliver real time content to your clients via mobile.
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Friday, July 28, 2006
Nokia Tests UMA in Finland

Nokia is testing real-world handoffs between GSM and Wi-Fi with its 6136 UMA handset in Oulu, Finland, according to the company. The trial will last for 2 months and involves practical use by 50 families (necessary as the goal is to see how well UMA hands over from residential Wi-Fi to other networks).
Oulu also presents an interesting test-bed as it began deployment last year of municipal hotspots via the Pan Oulu project, which provides citizens free Wi-Fi in various parts of the city.
Thursday, July 27, 2006
All for just US$300k

The release of new designer handsets continues apace, with the announcement of the Black Diamond smartphone. The handset, from Swiss manufacturer VIPN is a limited edition run of 5 devices designed by Jaren Goh. The handset will cost US$300,000. The phone comes with the usual array of features, including a 4 megapixel camera, and runs Windows Mobile 5, a 2Gb SD card, support for SIP and WiFi, and a touch sensitive keypad, and will be delivered to the five purchasers in early 2007.
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