You are going to be watching a lovely video of the BlackBerry 9550 smartphone, which is also popularly called the Storm 2. As you can see for yourself, the hardware and software are only in the developmental stage. However, the SurePress click is an interesting factor here.
BlackBerry Storm 2
Nothing’s noticeable while the device is turned off, but when turned on, the click is back there into action. You can actually here those clicks throughtout – they’re that loud. SurePress, it seems, is going for the long haul, after all. Take a look at the video after the jump and enjoy!
Are you one of those T-Mobile customers always on the lookout for a juicy bargain? Well, then, you’re in luck, ‘coz the No.4 carrier in the US has just released their “T-Mobile Certified Open Box” service. This facility re-sells handsets in almost brand new condition, at dirt-cheap prices
These mobile phones are first checked thoroughly and are then certified to be in good order. So what are you guys waiting for? Rush to call your T-Mobile customer care exec right now!
Research In Motion (RIM) has today announced that it will be reaching the BlackBerry Desktop software to Mac OS X run machines. This service will be starting in September 2009.
The new app from RIM will enable those using the Mac OS to sync iTunes, contacts, calendars, notes and other tasks between their BlackBerry smartphones and Mac PCs. This service will also allow users to add or delete programs from their devices, update firmware, backup, restore and even manage more than one handheld at a time.
Click here to sign up for this new service from RIM
We told you just today about Nokia planning its news Cseries of phones (click here to view original post). Now, Digitoday has found yet another potential Nokia plan of introducing another lineup, which it refers to as the Xseries of phones, on the OAMI website. This website gives a huge list of Eseries phones and some Nseries ones too. None of the regular devices featured though.
There is yet another trademarked service called “Nokia Money”, the description of which says, “Computer software to enable mobile telephones to transfer money from one bank account to another bank account.” It further goes on to say, “Financial transaction services, namely, providing secure commercial transactions and payment options using a mobile device at a point of sale.”
Check out the pic below and then the OAMI site (if you have nothing better to do!). You’ll be surprised at what you find.
