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New $150 software called FlexiSPY lets you completely INVADE THE PRIVACY of anyone that has it installed. The software lets you listen in on conversations, read SMS messages and even use the phone's built-in microphone to eavesdrop on people when they're not using the phone. UPDATE: Personal Tech Pipeline is reporting that Finnish security firm F-Secure calls FlexiSPY a Trojan and "a perfect hacker tool." (props to Gizmodo)
Thrill lookers-on with the graceful swivel motion at the heart of the
refined yet spontaneous Nokia 7370. Let its free spirit tale you
to a fascinating new dimension where stylish simplicity rules. Behold the
leather-inspired accents, the elegantly etched metal surfaces, and the
innovative swivel design. Undeniably appealing, the Nokia 7370 will
awake your deepest desires.
Though Nokia’s most-pimped N93 is currently wooing the mobile-lovers everywhere, the leading communication-brand will now soon be releasing its (missed-N-series link) another hot-shot N-series model, N92 that saw a launch earlier in 2005. The mobile TV phone has gained the FCC approval and is now on its way to see its release-date set for mid-2006. MobileWhack reports, “Initially available in Europe, Africa and Asia where DVB-H services are available, it should head to other countries in a while.” N92 boasts of a big 2.8″ anti-glare QVGA screen, GSM/UMTS, 2GB memory, 2-megapixel camera and FM radio receiver. The TV-phone will reportedly carry a price tag of 600 euros.
Just something to laugh although I wish this cell phone was for real.
oh well is just matter of time.
This phone is retro rotary dial in looks only. It operates on the mobile networks run by Cingular Wireless and Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile and lets you transfer data from one phone to another with a SIM card. Not so easy to carry around though :) It was designed by sparkfun alectronics. and it also cames in red, the price is $399 not so cheap as you can see.
More colorful than the average cell phone, the Firefly is
aimed at a huge developing market: children.
It’s so kid-centric it even comes with a backpack clip.
The friendly face features five keys, one for mommy, one for daddy, one to scroll through a list of programmed phone numbers by the parents, one to make calls, and one to hang up but no keypad for entering new, unsupervised numbers.
This prototype cell phone developed by Siemes produces a small laser-projected display. The company intends (and hope) to create a full color display within five years, I can't wait.
Inventables, a product design studio, have developed the "Origami Cell Phone", a concept phone design inspired by e-paper developed by Mag-Ink, and the Popout Map. The concept is designed to squeeze more screen space from existing form factor sizes.
Not so sure of the technical feasibility of this concept to me it looks more like a very bad Photoshopped effort rather than a serious concept phone but you are entitled to have you own opinion.
Mobile web-enabled devices were the hottest area for most of the manufacturers at COMDEX 2000. This functional unit from Sanyo (the VC-2000) sports a reflective colour LCD screen about the size of a credit card. The phone can be collapsed to protect the screen, and a built-in CMOS camera enables pictures to be transmitted by the user. Reflective LCD screens use the ambient light to illuminate the display. I want to see the price...
Samsung has put the cell phones on a strict diet *LoL* The Ultra Edition (Europe)/Platinum Card Phone (Korea) has been released.
At 6.9 mm this is one of the slimmest handsets on the market. It could even fit
in your wallet. Still, it comes with a 2-megapixel camera and Bluetooth
for connecting to other devices-all that, at 91.5 grams. A true wonder :D
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Age : what? Shut up!
Born in: yeah right...
Hobbies : duh! electronic stuff.
