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  • FreeConference Mobile App for Android

    FreeConference Mobile App for Android

    Posted on December 5, 2011 | No Comments
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  • Motoroi: Motorola to release another Android phone in March (video)

    Motoroi: Motorola to release another Android phone in March (video)

    Posted on January 19, 2010 | No Comments
    Motorola held a press conference in Seoul yesterday to announce a partnership with SK Telecom, a major Korean telecommunications company. The occasion: SK Telecom will be the first company to distribute an Android phone in that country, the so-called Motorola Motoroi. It's not a rebranded Droid, but a completely new phone (in Europe, the Droid was named "Milestone" but remained largely unchanged technically). SK Telecom customers will be able to lay their hands on the Motoroi in early February. But Motorola Korea and SK Telekom representatives are quoted as saying that Motorola is ready to roll out the Motoroi in the US in March, too. And apparently it will be available in a number of other countries as well.

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  • Hikari iFrame: Japan gets Android-powered, inexpensive tablet PC

    Hikari iFrame: Japan gets Android-powered, inexpensive tablet PC

    Posted on November 13, 2009 | No Comments
    NTT, Japan's biggest telecommunications company (its subsidiary NTT East, to be more exact) has unveiled the Hikari iFrame [JP] yesterday, an Android-powered tablet PC that's supposed to be extra-easy to use and doubles as a digital picture frame. NTT East has already set up a dedicated product web site [JP] for the iFrame, marketing it as a lifestyle product of sorts.

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  • Super-cute Hello Kitty photo frame

    Super-cute Hello Kitty photo frame

    Posted on August 19, 2009 | No Comments
    Japan is heaven on earth for fans of cute gadgets. In the case of mega-popular cartoon cat Hello Kitty, the country offers Kitty-branded notebooks, USB flash drives, a ventilator and even a photo printer. And today, major Japanese telecommunications company SoftBank announced another Hello Kitty gadget, the PhotoVision HW001 KT [JP] (a digital photo frame).

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  • Videos: KDDI develops new “augmented reality” cell phone app

    Videos: KDDI develops new “augmented reality” cell phone app

    Posted on June 26, 2009 | No Comments
    Augmented reality (AR), the mixing of real-world data with computer-generated information, is currently a hot topic in the web world and is poised to play an even bigger role in the very near future. And cell phones in particular seem to be especially suitable as AR vehicles, meaning the devices will make it possible to impose graphical layers over real-world images while on the go.

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  • NTT wants future cell phones to double as flutes, blood test units and digital papers (video)

    NTT wants future cell phones to double as flutes, blood test units and digital papers (video)

    Posted on June 5, 2009 | No Comments
    These are some very early prototypes Japan's No. 1 telecommunications company NTT recently showcased during the JPCA Show 2009 in Tokyo, but they are pretty cool to look at and may show a glimpse of the near future. The basic idea is to one day be able to offer cell phones featuring an interface for attachable and replaceable hardware add-ons.

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