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| Kyocera KX1v |
| 02.09.06 (8:06 am) [edit] |
The Kyocera KX1v cell phone features a rugged cut design that is unlike other flip phones and was co-designed by BMW DesignworksUSA. This mobile phone features Mobile Web and speakerphone.
The Kyocera cell phone has dimensions of 3.46H x 1.73W x 0.94D inches with a weight of 3.54 ounces. This wireless phone has a talk time of 210 minutes and features an internal 65k color display. The external display on this cell phone displays the time and called ID.
This wireless phone come loaded with polyphonic ringtones and some mobile games. Users can personalize this cell phone by downloading mobile games, ringtones, wallpaper and more. This mobile phone features interchangeable faceplates and back plates to add color and style.
Everyday tools featured on this Kyocera include speakerphone, voice dialing, and vibrate mode. This cell phone features plenty of organization tools including an alarm clock, phone book and a to-do list. Users can browse the web from their cell phone with Mobile Web 2.0. Users can also send and receive text messages from this mobile device.
Verizon Wireless is currently offering this cell phone for $29.99 with a two-year cell phone agreement and with a new cell phone plan.
Prices and promotions are subject to change and great cash back rebates are available at
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| The Wonderful Future Of Cell Phones |
| 02.01.06 (9:34 am) [edit] |
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The popularity of the mobile phones is constantly on the rise like a snow ball. There are numerous reasons for that and they are well beyond mere communicating with each other.
The development of the cell phones and technology in the past decade along with social and cultural processes as well as sharp decrease in prices contributed to their phenomenon success.
Cell phones have long become a symbol of status as well as a fashion statement. Some manufacturers have started to produce special designed phones for women. Other models are designed with interchangeable facades to cater for the youngsters. A lot of young people are transferring their instant-messaging habits to their cell phones.
The integration of so many different functionalities and technologies into the cell phones is more impressive and beneficial than the all-in-one office devices that integrated a scanner, a copier, a fax and a printer into a single compact space saving multifunctional machine.
The current generation of G-2.5 technology as well as the very near future G-3 units that are starting to emerge right now will carry in it so many functions which are mind blowing. These new Cell phones are going to be a multimedia center, a mobile office, a navigation device GPS (Global Positioning system), a computer with fast Internet access, a text messenger, a high resolution camera and video, a watch, a calculator, a PDA, an MP3 music player, TV and a Wallet! Yes, we will be able to pay with it for things we today pay with coins like vending soda or coffee machines as well as for parking space, trains and buses tickets etc’. It has become our “Swiss Army Knife”...
In Israel they used the cell phone to send SMS message and approval for one dollar donation payment for needy children. I guess that in the future it will be a legitimate tool for voting in contests and may be even in Elections.
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, an executive for a wireless company noted that “in Slovakia, people are using mobile phones to remotely switch on the heat before they return home,” and in Norway, “1.5 million people can confirm their tax returns” using cell phone short text messaging services. Paramedics use camera phones to send ahead to hospitals pictures of the incoming injuries; “in Britain, it is now commonplace for wireless technology to allow companies to remotely access meters or gather diagnostic information.” Construction workers on-site can use cell phones to send pictures to contractors off-site. Combined with the individual use of cell phones—to make appointments, locate a friend, check voicemail messages, or simply to check in at work—cell phones offer peoplean unknown level of convenience. (Source: The New Atlantis – Article by Christine Rosen).
Other interesting applications are providing a locating service of your friends, or in other words if one of your friends is very close to where you are right now an SMS massage can alert you of this fact.
Cell phones and Dating Services
Several companies now offer a way to flirt and meet people anonymously. These services offer cell-to-cell texting and PC-to-cell texting. (Text-messaging phones also can receive messages sent over the Internet from a PC.) Companies including UPOC (Universal Point of Contact) and SMS.ac allow users to fill out a profile as they would at any dating service (some dating sites are dabbling with texting) and then search for an ideal match. Profiles can include photos and can be accessed either with a picture-enabled cell phone or through a PC. Say you want to meet a 20- to 30-year-old man in Kentucky who is interested in hiking. Do a search and three names pop up. You can send one a text message without ever exposing your phone number
Cell phones as safety device
One of the main reasons the cell phones have become so wide spread nowadays is that besides convenience it is perceived as a security and safety aid, Parents provide their children with mobile phones in order to track their whereabouts, to make sure they arrived safely to their destinations, to give them a mobile phone to report in real time when in any sort of trouble. Many women feel much safer in the street knowing they can call for help when in need.
About The Author
Amit Laufer is a Writer & Internet Marketer.
MBA - International Trade & Finance - Heriot-Watt University. Bsc.
Computers and Information Systems - Long Island University - C.W Post Campus.
Hobby: Photography.
Married with two Children.
Owner Editor of: http://www.cell-phones-infowe...
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| The Latest Mobile Phones |
| 02.01.06 (8:59 am) [edit] |
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3G mobile phones, video calling and internet acces have been around for some time now, so what new products are available for the start of 2006?
The latest mobile phone’s are smaller and slimmer than ever before and come crammed with features including 2 megapixel digital cameras and MP3 players.
The thinnest mobile phone around the Motorola RAZR V3, remains a top seller and feature and integrated digital camera, bluetooth and a selection of great games.
Sleek and smooth, the new Panasonic VS6 camera phone has a 16 million colour display to show off the quality snaps taken on its built in 2 megapixel digital camera.
For consumers wanting the latest 3G phone the new Sony Ericsson P990i is a top seller. A high quality video phone including 2 megapixel camera, WiFi, web browser and a QWERTY keyboard.
The Sony Ericsson K750i remains one of the top selling camera phones and includes a 2 megapixel camera with auto focus and flash, FM radio, video recorder, 3D games and high resolution screen.
The worlds first Walkman branded mobile phone the Sony Ericsson W800i is great for downloading and listening to music. A well designed MP3 player and 512Mb memory card combined with the 2 megapixel digital make this phone the perfect choice.
Nokia have a large selection of new handsets available including the N91 mobile jukebox. This stylish mobile phone has room for up to 3,000 of your favourite track along with a 2 megapixel digital camera.
The Nokia N80 is the most advanced Nokia 3G handset ever and includes a 3 megapixel digital camera, MP3 player, games console, mobile office and email. Communicating is made simple with video calling, WiFi connectivity and Bluetooth.
Samsungs popular D500, D600e and X660 mobile phones all feature stylish designs and a packed full of feature sure to appeal to consumers.
Whether the latest handsets packed full of great features or the mobile TV services being offered by 3G providers are the big winners for 2006 it looks set to be a great year for innovations and new products.
All of these mobile phones and more are available online at www.mad4mobilephones.com – a UK mobile phone shop selling the latest handsets at the lowest prices.
About The Author
Paul Smith is a mobile phone expert for www.mad4mobilephones.com - a UK mobile phone shop.
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