Mobile Phone

The Nokia Locate Sensor is a nifty little gadget that lets you keep track of your wallet, car keys, children (or even spouse?) within a range of 100 m by using a special application installed on your mobile phone. The Locate Sensor is still a prototype, but we really hope it'll leave the Nokia Research Center and make for a really nice retail accessory. The tiny Nokia Locate Sensor is among the plethora of gadgets introduced at CES 2009 (yes, it's hard to keep track of them and have some sleep at all).The sensor is small, useful and unfortunately, it's still a prototype (or a proof of concept if you like). And this is how it works - you just need to attach the little tag to the item you don't want to lose and then start the app on your phone (preferably a smartphone so you can do other stuff with it in the meantime).

This is the latest technology for you, the Helio Ocean 2. This is a kind of handset that made by Pantech, and comes in a dual sliding form factor with the Helio Brand plastered across its forehead. Look at the design, what do you think..?? I think it's a simple design with the highest advantage and quality. Even though it’s called the Pantech OZII, it looks a lot like the anticipated Helio Ocean 2. Besides, OZII should be enough of a clue — OZ, Ocean; II, 2.

I'll let you know the specs according to the said documents :

Is it enough specs for you or just ordianry specs..?? All the answer will be back to you again. I thought it's simple and great. We expect Virgin Mobile to make an announcement in the coming weeks.

Check it out guy... :)

Here it is, Google has produce their new best product collaborated with Samsung. Samsung has confirmed the Android Smartphone will be better than another mobile phone product. The source from South Korea said that, there is about 80 developer still working harder to finish this project.

Based on daily news, the Android mobile phone will be completed with applying touchscreen feauture similar likes Samsung Omnia. Samsung still establish this product by Google to fulfill what market wants. Samsung Android will be launched in second Quartal of 2009. The first country is United State, and still not published for other country.

Enchantment of Android Samsung gets attention from another mobil phone vendors. HTC is the first vendor which has published Android mobile phone. And another mobile phone company like Huawei and Samsung wants to use Android.

Motorola still not be ready to publish the prize of Moto W233 Renew. For the information, you can talk to your friend by using Moto W233 Renew untill nine hours and you don't need to charging this mobile phone and more energy thrift.

Moto W233 claimed as the first carbon netral in the world, bacause made of recicle plastic. To keep it friendly environment, Moto W233 will be boxed in the small box, include bruchure created by recycle paper with vegetable ink.

Moto W233 will be launched in Las Vegas together with Consumer Electronic Exhibition Show. Motorolla has operated recycle themes for all of handset products.

Wow! It's so good for us and together we can decrease the Global Warming.. :)

Windows has realesed the new windows that called "Windows Mobile". I, ve got this information from unwiredviewdotcom. Microsoft said that this window can be working on retooling and beefing up the Windows Mobile operating system which runs on many popular devices such as the Samsung Omnia.

According to Todd Peters, the vice president of marketing for the Windows Mobile division, Microsoft is planning on making a major announcement at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) this year, which we’ll be in to cover, so expect updates on that front. Peters didn’t get specific with what’s going to happen at MWC in February, but he did make it clear that Microsoft is about to give it to the competition.

Why Microsoft would want to do this is obvious: to maintain focus on development instead of bug fixes and keep its efforts from being diluted over too many devices. However, when you think about how Microsoft will still charge licensing fees to have Windows Mobile run on devices when there are other free alternatives (such as Google’s Android and soon, Symbian), one could infer that a number of others would quite voluntarily leave on their own, anyway.

In any case, Microsoft has definitely taken the right direction. I’ll sure be looking forward to that “major” announcement they’re planning February. And maybe in February, I will change my mobile Phone to install this software to my mobile phone.. :)