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Sony Pictures Digital debuts a host of pop-culture content on AT&T Wireless mMode service
Posted on 28-Feb-2003 17:44 News, Mobile

Sony Pictures Mobile Channel to offer original Java games, wallpaper, and more, bringing "Wheel of fortune", "XXX","Q*Bert", "SoapCity" to next generation mobile phones.

Newton sync with Mac OS X
Posted on 28-Feb-2003 17:33 News, Computing

What is more geek than an Apple Newton? The community is very active, and in the last years support for Wi-Fi e other new technologies was developed. Now it's time to sync with Mac OS X.

Repligo for Pocket PC
Posted on 28-Feb-2003 17:20 Software, Software

RepliGo represents a breakthrough in document conversion technology and mobility. In a matter of seconds, virtually any document you have on your desktop PC can be transferred to your Pocket PC handheld device while maintaining the document’s original look and feel.

Sunnysoft Plus! for Pocket PC Phone Edition
Posted on 27-Feb-2003 19:50 Software, Software

Sunnysoft Plus! for Phone Edition is a pack of modules, which extend the functions of devices with Pocket PC Phone Edition, e.g. XDA, MDA, SX56 etc.

Orange, Telefonica Moviles, T-Mobile and Vodafone form a new association to drive interoperable mobile payments
Posted on 27-Feb-2003 17:26 News, Mobile

Orange, Telefónica Móviles, T-Mobile and Vodafone today announced that they have signed an agreement to form a new Mobile Payment Services Association. The objective is to deliver an open, commonly branded solution for payments via mobile phones. The solution will work across country boundaries.

Do you want SMS with that?
Posted on 27-Feb-2003 17:00 News, Mobile

McDonalds NZ and Touchpoint deliver 300,000 prizes via SMS. Over 40,000 SMS a day, 1.5 million SMS during the duration of the whole campaing!

Optus makes video on mobiles a reality: Ericsson P800 and Nokia 3650 available from March 5 in Australia
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 23:01 News, Mobile

Optus Mobile (Australia) has today made viewing video on a mobile phone a reality by launching a new range of mobile services including MMS video messaging, videostreaming and mobile games.

GPRS General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) enabled networks offer 'always-on', higher capacity, Internet-based content and packet-based data services. This enables services such as colour Internet browsing, e-mail on the move, powerful visual communications, multimedia messages and location-based services.

3GSM 3GSM represents third generation services delivered on an evolved core GSM network. 3GSM services are delivered at a technical level on third generation standards developed by 3GPP, which utilise air interfaces for W-CDMA and, in some specified markets, EDGE.

Nokia 3650 imaging phone is now shipping globally
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 21:09 News, Mobile

Nokia announced today that it has begun shipments of the award-winning Nokia 3650 in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. The Chinese version of the Nokia 3650 has been available in China and Hong Kong since January 2003.

Orange UK survey results
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 21:02 News, Mobile

Orange releases results of a survey as an appendix of SPVx press release.

Commtag bring always-on e-mail to the Pocket PC / Smartphone platform
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 20:53 News, Computing

Commtag announced the launch of Duality Always On Mail® for Smartphone OS. Duality for Smartphone is the first product of its kind to support the Smartphone OS software platform and GPRS (2.5G).

MS and Samsung release the SGH-i700 Pocket PC
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 20:49 News, Windows Mobile Smartphone

Microsoft Corp. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., the world's third-largest manufacturer of wireless handsets, officially unveiled the Samsung Windows® Powered MITs (Mobile Intelligent Terminal by Samsung) SGH-i700, a Windows Powered Pocket PC.

MS Smartphone Fact Sheet
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 20:44 News, Windows Mobile Smartphone

Mobile devices are personal tools. Some people are more voice-centric and comfortable with a phone. Other people want the data-centric options available with a personal digital assistant (PDA). And still others want one device that can do it all: one small enough to carry with them everywhere, but with enough functionality to meet their personal information needs.

Pocket MSN to deliver aways-on services to Pocket PCs and Smartphones
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 20:34 News, Computing

The MSN network of online services announced that mobile operators can look forward to the release of Microsoft's first feature-rich mobile data service optimized for Windows Powered Pocket PCs and Smartphones before the end of the year.

Microsoft MS Smartphone FAQ
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 07:53 News, Windows Mobile Smartphone

Microsoft put together its own MS Smartphone FAQ

Palm Tungsten W available on AT&T networks by months end
Posted on 26-Feb-2003 07:24 News, Palm

Palm Tungsten W Handheld available in U.S. with AT&T Wireless GSM/GPRS Network.

How would you like to win a CDMA phone? Closed
Posted on 25-Feb-2003 19:21 News, Mobile

Just found this promotion. Valid in New Zealand only, but run, because it closes Mar, 3rd. Update: This is closed now, the results are online

XML (eXtensible Markup Language) XML is rapidly emerging as the global method of choice for creating web content because it allows for industry-specific language definitions and the ability to operate over multiple devices and network platforms.

WAP (Wireless Applications Protocol) A proposed protocol for wireless applications. The protocol is designed to simplify how wireless users access electronic and voice mail, send and receive faxes, make stock trades, conduct banking transactions and view miniature Web pages on a small screen.

RRL (Referred Roaming List) A list of SID's kept inside a phone to permit roaming on other wireless networks. A service provider may set up roaming agreements with other service providers in different geographic regions and the PRL will try to locate one of these service providers' networks first when the home service provider is unavailable. PRL's do change so it's a good idea to ask for a PRL upgrade every 6 months or so if you do a lot of roaming outside your home service area.

SP-Lock or SIM Lock A lock placed on a cellular phone by some service providers to ensure that you can only use the phone with their services.

Number Portability The ability to keep a wireless number when you switch from one carrier to another.

Packet A bundle of data organized in a specific way for transmission. The three principal elements of a packet include the header, the text, and the trailer [error detection and correction bits].

Packet Switching Sending data in packets through a network to a remote location. The data sent is assembled by the PAD, often called a 'modem,' into individual packets of data.


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