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Touchscreen mobile phone screens are very convenient because they allow you to use a larger area than the older phones with keyboard alpha / numeric. Sometimes, however, even a screen smartphone may not be enough. Motorola has
patented
a solution to this problem.

The House proposes to bring winged two or more screens to see the image divided on the various surfaces and create the effect of a single display. The system works with a common input and output that, in theory, could eventually become a new standard. At the moment we do not know when it becomes available.

[via
gorumors]

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Have an onboard computer in the car is a very expensive choice. Besides the price of installation, in fact, required a maintenance workshop to update the various satellite navigation software or maps. Nokia is working to avoid all this through the interface Terminal Mode that allows you to connect your smartphone to your computer serial car.

Through this interface you can use on-screen car information received by telephone. The Finnish house is working with Alpine Electronics to build the interface between the car and phone, with Harman Becker to support satellite navigation and with the Consumer Electronics for Automotive Working Group (CE4A) for searching.

See pictures of Nokia Terminal Mode

[via
engadget]

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If you're at work and in your day using a
Smartphone,
good news for you, especially to support you is a device
BlackBerry.

In fact, according to a recent study conducted by
Nectar Business,
on a sample of over 1000 people living in the United Kingdom, the use of the
BlackBerry
work would save time, translated into
10 days of work per year.

Of course, the data is highly empirical and in the past we
deal with another studio
like. The reasons for these results, would be the ease of use of the device in question and its efficiency in being always connected. Over
71%
of respondents, are essential e-mail as a means of communication, while
24%
feel very stressed constantly being found.

We have no doubt that the devices
RIM
are very practical for messaging, but for everything else? What is the impact on your professional life? We settle for the BlackBerry or the other terminals side by side? Let us know in the comments …

[photo by
treehead]

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You've probably never heard of Innocomm, this is a new company that combines end smartphone manufacturer of low-priced but high quality, with
Android operating system
to be distributed to telecoms operators globally.

Innocomm showed one of its terminals at
MWC 2010,
the Skate that you can see in the picture, due out in the second half of 2010 under the name of Innocomm Raja. The company is now thinking of a number of new terminals, always running Android. The names of the terminals will Innocomm Shark, Innocomm Shadow, Innocomm Scorpion and Innocomm Gemini.

The Shark will be launched between May and June 2010 and internationally, although it is categorized along with the smartphone from 500/600 dollars, will be sold at very much less.

The Shark has a 3.2-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 800 x 400 pixels, 8MP camera with flash, a 3.5mm jack, MicroSD slot for memory up to 32GB, GPS, 3G, HSPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, size 115 x 58 x 12.5 mm, receiver for analog TV and digital.

Do not know the details on the processor. As for the other models announced, the design is still an unrealized concept and could still be influenced by customer demands. What is certain is that there will always be Android OS to justify the cost.

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Initially introduced by
Nokia
as' Mail on Ovi, Ovi Mail service has now reached version 2.0 with many new features and support for the Arabic language (which necessitates a change in user interface Ovi Mail).

Mail 2.0 with Ovi, contacts, e-mail can be imported into
Contacts Ovi
in a single list that lets you view, delete, edit and create additional contacts.

You can also synchronize the address book of your Nokia with Ovi Ovi Mail and Contacts, as many users have for some time. Can utilizare Ovi Mail 2.0 simultaneously on their mobile and desktop PCs. The account of
Ovi Mail is free.

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Announced by
Nokia and Intel at MWC 2010,
Meego
is the new mobile platform that combines versatile Moblin and
Maemo.
The phone company
Orange
is the first to announce today the use of this platform on terminals with an Intel Atom.

Orange said that these terminals Meego (generic term that includes smartphones, and Tablet Netbook) will be sold with a range of multimedia services operator. Orange has not yet announced a firm date for release, but Nokia and Intel had predicted the first terminal Meego at the end of 2010.

Another major novelty Meego: Valtteri Halla Meego of the Technical Steering Group announced that by the end of March will launch a build Meego be tested on Nokia N900.

This does not mean that the Nokia N900 will be updated Meego, but that the developers will be able to bring the new platform on the terminal.

Which will announce another international terminal Meego? When you arrive in Italy?

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It has long been hoped that Sony Ericsson to launch a PSP Phone, but the expectations of fans and enthusiasts have always been disregarded. Today comes a new rumor to those
already having a past
and it seems that Sony is to take the field itself.

The father of the Playstation, in fact, seem to suffer too, the hegemony of Apple in the "portable devices" and would have a smartphone in the pipeline connected to an online service (Sony Online Service) from where to download music and play PlayStation.

Despite the logo "Sony" the terminal will be built by Sony Ericsson, although it is still unknown to the operating system. Maybe Android? Or Symbian? Or perhaps, they would be the height and view Sony-Microsoft rivalry in gaming, Windows Mobile 7? And the future will also SonyPad addition to the impersonator
ZunePhone?

[via
unwired]

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A few months after the last release, Nokia has decided to return to happy fans of live music with a new version of its
Gig Finder.

For those who did not know it yet, Gig Finder is an application for finding concerts and live music as well as to purchase tickets online, enhanced by a filter that is based on their preferences and geographic location, even if, for now, the operation of the latter is active only in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Ireland.

The changelog of the highlights of Unfortunately it was not released, but Nokia
refers to
the correction of several bugs thanks to user feedback. Give it a look, if you have not already done so.
The download is free,
after registration for the Beta Labs.

[Via
Nokia Beta Labs]

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