Finally, after a long time we have here another Bluetooth accessories for busy people as well as for each consumer. With a luxurious design thanks to the metal and iron materials, the WEP750 has an integrated LED-display harmonizing with its buttons allowing user to change volume, and make calls. The headset supports Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR and weighing only 11.7 g provides 6 hours of talk and up to 6 days of standby time. The microUSB port for charging is also included.
Our second model, the WEP850, has more rounded body than previous model but has still very attractive black design with a strip of crystals on the front side. With an advanced sound technologies reducing background noises, the WEP850 offers up to 8 hours of talk and 250 hours of standby time. No doubt, this new device could be the right addition to the new Samsung Ego (DuoS) luxury phone.
Samsung WEP750
Now mobile users may be able to talk and watch TV at the same time, while also on the move. MySpace plans to go the mobile way, allowing its users to access its members’ pages and video clips through their Palm Centro, BlackBerry, Motorola Q9, Nokia N95, Samsung Instinct and LG Voyager mobile phones.
Additionally, they can also view videos from the official websites of TMZ, National Geographic, The Onion, The National Hockey League and so on. At present, the webpages will be streamed rather than downloaded onto users’ mobile phones and so; these cannot be accessed with Apple’s iPhone. But soon, MySpace may also introduce the downloadable feature.
MySpace will be working with RipCode to make video streaming available on wireless handsets, which will permit users to save their video clips in different formats as well. Of course, this free service comes along with advertising. Since it is in its beta stage for now, there might be some problems with it yet. However, this is slated to come up in a big way in the very near future.
MySpaceTV Mobile
source Reuters
Christmas is just round the corner and iPod Touch users have every reason to start celebrating the season. Referred to by Apple itself as the ‘funnest’ iPod ever, the iPod Touch now offers you an unbelievable bonus. Thanks to FREE software, Truphone for iPod Touch, you can now use it as a mobile phone as well. And you know what else? The calls you make via Truphone’s free software for iPod Touch are also FREE.
The Truphone mic adaptor will be available soon, and once the software is installed, you can make free calls to iPod Touch users globally, Truphone’s Internet telephony and Google Talk users and to some Nokia and iPhone users who are also Truphone customers.
Additionally, Truphone for iPod Touch will soon make landline calls cheaper and let users call Skype and MSN users for free. This software can be downloaded from Apple’s App Store. This unique software uses iPod Touch’s Wi-Fi connection to carry calls over the Internet. There are absolutely no hidden charges whatsoever and you can subscribe and use its services for free. All you need is a second-generation iPod Touch and you are on.
Of course, Truphone for iPod Touch will not be able to substitute regular telephony services and cannot advise on legality in certain jurisdictions of the world. But for now, this is interesting enough news for telephony freaks, is it not?
Truphone for iPod Touch
Ruslan Kogan of Kogan Technologies has now announced the introduction of his new creations, the world’s second Android phones – the Agora and the Agora Pro. The Agora, powered by Android, will be the next smartphone after T-Mobile G1 and will be released along with a second version, the Agora Pro.
The Kogan Agora will comprise a backlit QWERTY-style keyboard, 2.5” touchscreen display, microSD slot, Central navigation key and 3G connectivity. The Agora Pro, on the other hand, will have all of the above features, plus a 2MP camera, smart GPS and Wi-Fi. Other specifications include Bluetooth, inbuilt microphone and speakers and several audio-video compatible formats.
Both the phone models were supposed to be introduced this year-end, but their pre-order and shipping dates have now been delayed to January 29, 2009. When the models are released, the Kogan Agora will be available at AU$299 and the Kogan Agora Pro will be sold at AU$399. Pretty reasonable prices for mobile phones supporting so many features, what say? I would say it is worth the risk.
Kogan Agora
source Engadget Mobile
