Hi, guys, here is one more of those rare non-mobile-phone posts. Just to inform you of some great news. You all know that the PhoneArea Team also manages the Blog Network, Blogatize.net, which already consists of a few blog categories and weblogs. One of them, Inner Power Positive, is maintained exclusively by me.
I am very pleased to announce my very first eBook, “Discover Your Inner Power Positive”. This is now available for free download and distribution. Please feel free to visit my website, Inner Power Positive and download your free eBook. You can also click here to download “Discover Your Inner Power Positive”. I would love to receive your precious feedback too, so do drop a line when you can.
It is amazing the way technology is coming up with so many new ideas, right? Unlike the traditional [insert flash format here]-to-USB adapters, Elan’s latest Mobidapter now provides a direct bridge from your microSD slot to your external USB hard drive. The result? Extremely simple smartphone backups and file transfers, all without the need to employ your PC’s services in the middle.
Elan Mobidapter
Elan claims that the currently unpriced device will begin shipping in mid-June, and if you’re still baffled about how this thing operates, check the video demonstration and you will realize how truly simple all this is.
When Nokia unveiled its N86 back in February, we had no idea whatsoever that a US release was on the cards. But now, it sure looks like a stateside launch is a lot closer, now that the said handset has made its way through the officious doorways of the FCC.
Seen here is a rather unclear photo of the Nokia Nseries phone, which includes an 8 megapixel, OLED-equipped dual-slider, with an American flavor added on. Sorry, though, folks, we have no idea about the dates of availability yet.
Embedded in the newest iPhone 3.0 SDK, some folks in the Mactalk forum has found a “iPhone 2,1″ icon, which represents the product code for the next generation of iPhone for year 2009.
In case this actually turns out to be true, the upcoming Apple iPhone 2009 will end up having a similar design as its current series with minimum changes. While the small icon didn’t reveal much in detail, this is definitely a great find for the new iPhone.
