Free Motorola BACKFLIP for AT&T

If you are look for cheap Motorola BACKFLIP then look no further, you can get a free Motorola Backflip for AT&T today with a new account or upgrade. Still not enough? Get 2 free AT&T BACKFLIP with a family plan.

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Can You Use Palm Pre Abroad

Traveling to Europe and Asia with your new Palm Pre smartphone? Can you use Palm Pre Abroad? Sorry, although Palm sells the Pre oversea, current Palm Pre owner from Sprint and Verizon Wireless won’t be able to the phone broad due to network incompatibility

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Traveling to Europe and Asia with your new Palm Pre smartphone? Can you use Palm Pre Abroad? Sorry, although Palm sells the Pre oversea, current Palm Pre owner from Sprint and Verizon Wireless won’t be able to the phone broad due to network incompatibility

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Traveling to Europe and Asia with your new Palm Pre smartphone? Can you use Palm Pre Abroad? Sorry, although Palm sells the Pre oversea, current Palm Pre owner from Sprint and Verizon Wireless won’t be able to the phone broad due to network incompatibility.

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Can You Use Palm Pre Abroad

Traveling to Europe and Asia with your new Palm Pre smartphone? Can you use Palm Pre Abroad? Sorry, although Palm sells the Pre oversea, current Palm Pre owner from Sprint and Verizon Wireless won’t be able to the phone broad due to network incompatibility.

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Motorola HS1001 : Android Home Phone

I’ve currently got the LG GW620 to review for the next couple of weeks(watch this space for the review) and it’s the first time I’ve proper got to grips with an Android phone. I LOVE ANDROID. So after getting the info on this Motorola home phone with Android, i had to have a nosy.

 

Although the landline phone probably doesn’t get used as much as it used to(mine never gets used) anybody buying this phone will surely use it. This is a Binatone made phone stamped with Motorola to give it more recognition, uses DECT 6.0(standard cordless phone connection) and uses Wi-Fi for the software. Unfortunately one of the main reasons i love Android is the third party apps MArket which sadly isn’t available on this phone, but it’s still great for web browsing and emailing.

 

Now being a “home” phone, most people have a computer at home or a mobile capable of what this can do so really it will only attract those with a lust for gadgetry and what a landline phone better than your neighbours, or those with old mobiles and ancient computers who want basic net capabilities etc.

 

No pricing yet but its due out in the latter part of Summer

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Motorola HS1001 : Android Home Phone

Tags: Android, Binatone, Home Phone, HS1001, Landline, Motorola

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Mio Moov V780 : HD SatNav

The world of the SatNav has come in leaps and bounds over the past few years and its hard not to know a car owner who hasn’t got one and now with the increase in well “smartness” of smartphones (most now have free GPS Navigation software) where next for the SatNav. Well it appears this is it.

 

The Mio Moov V780 is a massive 7” in size and has a capacitive WVGA display. A little excessive you might say for a SatNav but this is also disguising itself as a PMP/netbook. Packing Wi-Fi and optional HSPDA and WiMax for online use, it also has an external TV aerial to catch TV on the move. It also has DivX, MP4 and H.263/264 support allowing video playback obviously for when the SatNav is not needed and the kids are restless in the back of the car. What is odd id the HDMI out which can playback its stored video content at 720p on a flatscreen. Unless you’ve recently been on “Pimp My Ride” i can’t see most average folk having a HDTV in their car.

 

Going back to its connectivity, the Mio Moov will also have a keyboard dock and as it runs Windows CE, you can access Exchange and GMail to get your email on the move, not recommended whilst driving but I’m sure your passenger can or if you’ve stopped at the services. Expected to debut at CeBit this week, more news on release and price will be available then.

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Mio Moov V780 : HD SatNav

Tags: GPS, HD, Mio, Mio Moov, Sat Nav, V780

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Philips GoGear Connect : Android PMP

We spoke here a just over a month ago about Philips latest entry into affordable PMP territory to rival the iPod Nano with the GoGear Muse. Now we have their answer to the iPod Touch, the GoGear Connect, an Android powered PMP.

 

Although only a prototype has been shown the specs speak for themselves for what could be a great little number if you’re looking to avoid the Apple’s dominant hardware. Sporting a 320×480 capacitive touchscreen, Philips have said it will be running Android 2.1. Other gubbins include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, micro-SD slot and GPS. It will also have a camera on the rear side of the PMP but no details yet as to what MP it will be. The Connect will be available in 8, 16, 32 and 64GB storage sizes.

 

Although it’s prototype seems to be on show now, it isn’t believed to be launched until IFA in September by which time its competitors, ie Apple may already have new hardware out and available by then.

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Philips GoGear Connect : Android PMP

Tags: Android, GoGear Connect, Philips, PMP

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Philips 8000/9000 LED TV

As you may have guessed (despite the recent flurry of mobiles on our blog) we love a good telly and this one looks like a great one coming from those super-relaxed Dutch folk at Philips. This is a contrast ratio beast.

 

The 2 models will both have Full HD capabilities, available in 32”, 40” and 46”(9000 series) and 37”, 40”, 46”and 52”(8000 series) both have a 0.5ms response time and a staggering 10million : 1 dynamic contrast ratio thanks to those lovely little LED’s showering the screen in light.  The 9000 also dishes a super fast 400Hz refresh rate whilst the 8000 a lesser 200Hz(you say lesser but it’s still great) Both series also pack Wi-Fi which can stream video direct from a DLNA enabled PC.

 

What else makes these great is that both series of TV will be ready for the 3D revolution. However this function wont be given as standard with the initial release. If you want it, you’ll have to upgrade with a a pack containing a wireless transmitter and “Active Shutter” glasses.

 

The launch has happened today in Spain so details of a UK release and price are still unavailable at the moment but should be around soon.

 

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Philips 8000/9000 LED TV

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Is Palm Pixi Touch Screen?

Is Palm Pixi touch screen? I got this question occasionally.

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