StanaPhone launches free telephone services using VoIP
Posted on 5-Jun-2004 12:40 News, Wi-Fi
The soft phone runs on Windows machines, and users have 120 minutes/month of free calling to numbers in a list of countries including US, Canada, UK, France, Austria, Spain, and more.
Handango Yardstick for Q1 2004
Posted on 4-Jun-2004 00:59 News, Computing
The report shows the best-selling mobile applications for the first quarter. Handango also releases its first monthly edition.
ROM update for i-mate Pocket PC Phone Edition available
Posted on 3-Jun-2004 08:04 News, Phone Edition
Users of this Pocket PC can download the update for free directly from the Club i-mate website. A localisation package should be available for your mobile operator if the phone was distributed through these channels.
PalmOne Treo 600 available on Vodafone New Zealand
Posted on 2-Jun-2004 12:48 News, Palm
The Treo 600 smartphone's quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) allows customers to make and receive calls on GSM/GPRS networks worldwide (where Vodafone roaming is available).
Free Wi-Fi during June, in Auckland, NZ
Posted on 2-Jun-2004 10:43 News, Wi-Fi
Reach Wireless is providing limited (one hour) free access to its wireless network in Auckland to users buying from stores with the Wi-Fi logo. Toshiba also provides a lounge with more information about wireless and related topics.
Mobile device market up 41% on Q1
Posted on 2-Jun-2004 09:00 News, Mobile
New research from Canalys show a growth in the smartphone/feature phone combined segment up to 115%.
Pretec shows a MMC card faster than SD
Posted on 1-Jun-2004 08:25 News, Computing
The new MMC 4.0 offers up to 200% the speed of a SD card, without the added costs. MMC cards can be used to store multimedia files in Pocket PC, Palm handhelds, digital cameras and some mobile phones.
New Nokia 3220 can be used for light signals
Posted on 31-May-2004 22:21 News, Mobile
The new mobile phone comes with transparent Nokia Xpress-On grips, which pulsate with light effects to indicate calls, messages, and in sync with the beat of ringtones.
Optus and FujiFilm press print on mobile photo messages
Posted on 31-May-2004 20:46 News, Mobile
Optus Mobile customers can send a photo from their mobile phone camera via multi-media messaging (MMS) to the Optus Zoo website, where an online order can be placed with FujiFilm.
Newsweek on mobile phone technology and Wi-Fi
Posted on 31-May-2004 07:41 News, Wi-Fi
In a cover article, Newsweek is listing the top ten wireless cities in the world - seven in the US, one in UK, one in Japan and one in New Zealand.
