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For quite sometime now, we’ve been listening about T-Mobile’s release of G2 and Wing II. But, this story isn’t that unfussy; refashioning or renaming, did you ever think this way! Well, as per the latest leaked information, G2 alias Android is,…

As per Research In Motion (RIM), T-Mobile is all set to launch BlackBerry Curve 8900 in US. This all-mod-features packed handset nowhere falls short on performance. Equipped with ultra-advanced attributes, this thinnest and lightest full-QWERTY…

In handing out Toc Toc navigation for the iPhone at CES in Las Vegas, POINT-I makes sure it presents the proverbial software application with a difference. This time, navigation doesn’t require any stored maps and available pictures. Now,…

CES is all about chic and classy gadgets. Really, it’s appreciable if a headset outshines these so-called techie ones. Amid all sorts of world class electrical devices, LG HBM-530 earphone stands tall and proud. This earpiece is studded with…

Face recognition technology is the most recent contagion hitting the mobile arena; Japan already earns the distinction of being the first among affected. System Service Co. hands out ‘Hana de Celeb-do Shindan’, a blustery technology in a quest to.

Though iPhone is the finest mobile phone ever, still I am not fully satisfied with its audio output. Well, Griffin introduces AirCurve, an acoustic amplifier stand to pacify such umbrages. This coiled waveguide gathers the sound from your iPhone’s..

Is it possible to transfer energy from one circuit component to another wirelessly? Well, yes, it’s possible via a shared magnetic field that suffices no need for power cords. eCoupled calls it ‘inductive coupling’. As per rep, Motorola seeks…

Japanese techno-firm KDDI in close cooperation with Sony Ericsson announces Xmini – a 44 x 75 x 18mm walkman phone – a musical slider. This tiny-mini phone has a set of nice dedicated music keys that controls the walkman player. It has certain…

Do a double take if you thought iPhone is the most sophisticated mobile phone on hand. Did you say HTC Touch? Wrong again! The winner seems to be, Palm, who seems ready to provide these supposed techie-gadgets a sturdy contest at the CES ’09. Well,.

Nearly two months after a world wide release, Nokia is all geared up to introduce its Eseries-E63 to U.S. markets. Boasting of a definite edge over other sophisticated messaging devices, this ESERIES mobile is available with no contract required. Well,.