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Everyone seems to be jumping into touchscreens after the huge success of the iPhone, as seen in the HTC Touch and Nokia’s Series60 touchscreen version. And now it seems that LG’s in on it too.

The picture here shows a concept design of the LG Touch, …

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Can’t find Scheat? Starry Night’s mobile app’s got you covered.

If you’re one of those folks anxiously waiting for Google to release a mobile version of the sky layer they’ve got in Google Earth, you’re partially in luck, because there’s a comparable service …

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It takes a second to realize that what you see on Dashwire.com’s cool gray interface is content from your mobile phone. That’s probably because you’re not used to reading it so easily.

There on Dashwire’s spacious Internet dashboard are your photos and videos, contacts, bookmarks, …

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T-Mobile Shadow
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Have you ever found yourself in this quandary? You walk into your cell phone carrier’s store, looking to purchase your first smartphone but you’re too old to get a device like the T-Mobile Sidekick and yet, you’re not really ready for a full-featured …

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Cell phones weren’t the only items giving off heat on the CTIA conference showroom floor this week. There was also the sizzling of a virtual mobile world, a preview of Guitar Hero Mobile, and really neat motion-sensor games.
Take a look at what was new and interesting in the …

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The publisher Hachette Book Group USA, a member of the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF), has decided to go with the digital publishing organization’s recommended standard for distributing books in digital format.
Starting with its December 2007 launch titles, HBG plans to release its bestsellers in the .epub eBook …

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David Goldfarb’s phone won’t stop ringing.
The Vringo CTO is giving me a demo of Vringo’s video ringtone service, now in public beta, to demonstrate how users can assign phone-formatted video clips as their outgoing ringtones. David has chosen a humorous singing cartoon of a green bear as his video calling card. He’s set it up […]

Thumb open an ordinary flip or slide phone and nothing happens, except maybe the triggering of a robotic greeting (Hello to you, too, Moto.) Do it again with a phone enriched with Emdigo’s 3D offering and football players might rush by.
The carrier-partnered content distributor isn’t one I’…

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The only things you need to send a Facebook photo to any cell phone is 3Guppies’ (review) Facebook app and a working US or Canadian phone number. The app does a curious thing, pulling up all the photos in your friends’ albums as well as your own. Grabbing the photo …

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The QWERTY-enabled E-Ten M800 slider now has an official image and specifications, and everything said about it previously was true: It includes a VGA display, HSDPA connectivity, a SiRFstar III GPS chip and a 500MHz Samsung processor.

What wasn’t confirmed then was the amount of RAM. …

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When the Kohjinsha SA1 was released outside Japan, it made waves as the first UMPC priced as low as $658. Though the coming of the cheaper ASUS Eee PC has stolen the former’s thunder, we were still excited to see the SA1’s successor as it could well be …

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I-mate Ultimate 8150
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I-mate may be the leading wireless device manufacturer in the Middle East, but it doesn’t enjoy quite the same popularity here in the United States. However, today’s announcements are sure to turn some heads here. I-mate introduced its Ultimate line of four handhelds …

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