Samsung Instinct $99 at Radio Shack

août 28, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

Starting tomorrow, Radio Shack will be selling the Samsung Instinct to new Sprint customers for $99. If you’re an existing Sprint customer looking to upgrade, it’ll cost you the normal price of $129. The sale is going on through Labor Day, so if you’re going to Radio Shack anyway, why not pick up a new […]

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Nortel tests LTE 4G wireless at 60 mph

août 28, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

Note the BSThe biggest issue with 4G networks is handover. When you’re speeding down the highway, your cellphone and wireless devices constantly hop from station to station, picking up connectivity as you go along. In a perfect world, this handover is seamless but, as we all know, in the real world it isn’t poifect.Nortel just […]

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Motorola officially launches the silver MOTO Q Global

août 28, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

Remember that Silver MOTO Q we mentioned had found its way into a few AT&T stores last week? Its made the jump to the land of the official, available immediately as an AT&T exclusive.As mentioned before, it’s pretty much a MOTO Q9h pre-flashed with Windows Mobile 6.1 and given a flashy silver makeover. Same quad-band […]

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Target leaks Motorola i776, the ugliest handset ever created

août 27, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

So, pretend you’re Motorola’s handset division for a second. You’re constantly under fire from the vast majority of the blog-bearing internet for failing to create anything vaguely interesting since 2003 1996. Your future existence relies on the success of two handsets. What do you do?Apparently, you strive to create the ugliest handset the world has […]

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Free tetris clone Tris removed from App Store

août 27, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

EA Games pushes out an iPhone port Tetris, and sells it for $9.99. An independent developer goes and makes his own Tetris clone (as has been done on just about every single electronic device ever created since the dawn of man) called Tris and offers it for the world for free. This is all going […]

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Review: Palm Treo Pro

août 27, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

So we return to the Palm Treo Pro, a $549 unlocked Windows Mobile Treo aimed squarely at the business set. It’s been about a week and I’ve used this guy off and on. It kept a nice charge - two days, for the most part, without much data use - and fit nicely in the […]

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Dual-band Verizon gear coming soon: Travelers rejoice.

août 27, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

The Samsung SCH-u810 and the SCH-i770, both from Samsung, should offer red hot roaming capabilities to those stuck on CDMA networks in the states. These two phones, along with a Novatel USB dongle and internal WWAN adapter for laptops, will make up Verizon’s Q3 global offerings, ensuring you won’t go phone-less when you travel. The […]

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JuiceCaster rolls into beta on BlackBerry

août 27, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

There are really only three things you need to know about JuiceCaster:JuiceCaster is a free application which lets you upload videos, pictures, and status updates (where appropriate) to a wide variety of popular social networks, including Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, Photobucket, and a handful of others. It also acts as a bit of a social network […]

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HTC S740 smartphone to Europe in September

août 26, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

Dammit. Finally the perfect HTC phone for a guy like me and it’s only going to be available in Europe. Who knows, maybe it’ll find its way over here someday. The S740 does NOT have a touchscreen (woo hoo!), has a full, tangible, real QWERTY keyboard (woo hoo!), and a real, big boy 12-key number […]

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FCC approves new Hitachi Casio 8-megapixel camera phone

août 26, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

The FCC has approved the latest product of the Hitachi, Casio partnership; an Exilim-branded 8-megapixel camera phone. Unfortunately, just because the FCC approved it doesn’t guarantee the swivel screened, clamshell will actually be launched in the U.S. anytime soon, but still it gives us a reason to hope. As a follow up to the W53CA, […]

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AT&T introduces slightly less ridiculous international data plans for iPhone

août 26, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

What would you rather pay for 200 megabytes of data while roaming international lands: $3993 dollars (204,800 kilobytes at a rate of $0.0195 per kilobyte, AT&Ts pay-per-kb rate), or a lump sum of 200 bucks per month? (Yeah, we know the only rational answer to that is “Screw that, both prices are ridiculous.”)AT&T today unveiled […]

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MediaFLO adds three new all-news-all-the-time channels

août 26, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

Qualcomm’s mobile TV arm, MediaFLO has expanded its news coverage, just in time for the U.S. presidential race. The mobile TV service will now include three new 24/7 news channels: CNBC and MSNBC from NBC Universal and FOX News. MediaFLO said the news services were timed to launch for the political party convention season. MediaFLO […]

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Google explains why it dropped GTalk and Bluetooth from first round Android

août 26, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

In its developers’ blog, Dan Morrill, Google’s ‘Developer Advocate’ explained why the company is not including GTalkService and Bluetooth in Android 1.0 SDK. In a nutshell, Google: “plain ran out of time.”Specifically GTalkService was postponed due to security concerns that the company felt “placed a significant burden on the application developer to avoid security flaws […]

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Newest PwnageTool brings iPhone 2.0.2 jailbreaking to OS X

août 26, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

While Windows users got a few days of exclusivity on the firmware 2.0.2 jailbreaking front with the release of QuickPwn, Mac users are now free to get in on the fun.The iPhone Dev Team released PwnageTool 2.0.3 this morning, which should be able to crack iPhones/iPod Touches running firmware 2.0.2. It comes pre-loaded with the […]

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iRecord Pro now compatible with 3G iPhone and iPod Touch

août 25, 2008 · Filed Under Mobile Crunch · Comment 

Streaming Networks has announced enhancements to its iRecord Pro, including support for direct recording to the 3G iPhone and iPod Touch. iRecord Pro now supports high quality, full D1, H.264 video encoding, lossless audio compression, timed recording, live streaming, direct recording to Windows PC or Macintosh computer hard disks and transcoding of existing digital contents […]

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