Are you going to buy this “little cutie” ? Then we hope this video could help you to decide. As reminder, the Omnia for Verizon has a 3.2″ touch-screen with TouchWiz technology, it’s powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, and it also features a 5 megapixel camera with digital zoom and camcorder, stereo Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capability.

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i-mate and Japan Communications Inc. recently announced their plans to release the i-mate Ultimate 8502 smartphone, for the first ever time in Japan. i-mate has now received the JATE/TELEC certifications necessary to launch its product in the world’s most advanced cellular market. JCI has been actively supporting i-mate for a long time and will now be the pioneer company to introduce the Ultimate 8502 smartphone in this country. It will also offer users unlocked-SIM facilities.

JCI, known to develop the world’s most flexible environment for developing on Windows Mobile, is just the right company to open up i-mate’s market potential in Japan. The i-mate Ultimate 8502 touch screen device offers Windows Mobile 6.1, QWERTY-type keyboard, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, clear audio and video recording and playback, Microsoft Office Mobile, PC Sync and many more facilities.

i-mate’s Japanese customers will also receive exclusive access to its i-Q solutions suite. This enables the user to lock, alarm and protect their device in case of thefts. i-mate collaborating with JCI is expected to create a major boom for i-mate in Japan, while also offers citizens of that nation with a much wider choice of smart, cutting-edge cell phones.

i-mate Ultimate 8502

With everything going global today, companies around the world are trying to develop technologies that help people cross their cultural and linguistic boundaries. Moka is such a company that aims to create a world without communication barriers, so as to enhance cross-cultural interaction and learning. For achieving this goal, Moka endeavors to create by far the most accurate real-time language translation service available so far.

Moka, based in West Palm Beach, Florida and Beijing, China, now provides next generation language-tutoring and multilingual communication services. The unique technology developed by them allows people to send and receive translated SMS messages through their mobile phones, iPhones (this is coming soon), Skype and also the Internet. This software supports contextual language learning as well. Moka’s services include Moka Translator; Moka Chat, a cell-to-cell translation facility and Moka Fun, a software which makes language learning interactive, educative and fun. Moka Chat can be downloaded as a Skype application – that makes it very convenient for users. This beta version is now available free of cost.

Currently supporting English to Chinese and Spanish translations, Moka also encourages its staff and users to contribute toward improving the site using Wiki tools. This company hopes to add more languages in the near future. Moka further plans to extend it services to social networks, game providers, messenger networks and multi-national companies as well.

Moka Translator And Language-Learning

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