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Well, right now I'm sitting in Las Vegas, one of the most ridiculous cities in the US. Unfortunately, I have access to more slot machines and roulette wheels than internet, so updates are going to be a little slow this week. Looks like I even have to write my little Week in Review routine a bit early too to make up for the difference.
In this issue of the Week in Review: a big study from Gartner showing where the top phone makers stand, the Forum Nokia contest, and T-mobile.
Yep, it's that time again: the time when I start running out of ideas so I have to recycle old ones. After conducting a successful price check of several current Nokia models, I'm back with version 2.0.
Well, here's a new one from Nokia's extra accessories to carry around department: I present to you the Nokia PD-2 Camera Flash Attachment.
Office Depot has an advertised special on the Sandisk 512 mb MicroSD card. $44.95 - $15 instant discount - $10 mail in rebate = $19.99.
Well, I've been a pretty busy bee lately, and for the first time ever I can't seem to find a deal on any Bluetooth accessories or Nokia phones. So this will be a short preview of the Nokia Navigation Pack.
It's the Nokia Nseries Studio, the FCC auction again, banner advertising on cell phones, and Finland's own Flagship store, in this week's Week in Review!
Normally, I would've waited until Thursday night to put this press release up as part of my Nokia Week in Review series, but I'm in a ranting mood.
Nokia announced today that the Nokia N93, Nokia's trademark Nseries 3.2 megapixel camera phone / "DVD quality" video recorder won the coveted "European Media Phone of the Year, 2006-2007" by EISA (European Imaging and Sound Assocation).
Hm. It's been getting tougher to find some content to blog about these days, and it looks like I have to resort to another one of my underhanded tactics: ripping stuff from the Nokia site. Here's Nokia's latest wireless car microphone/loudspeaker, the HF-35W:
Looking for an el cheapo Bluetooth headset? Look no further.
This week marked some more random weirdness in the wireless telecommunications industry. In this entry: toilet paper, Qualcomm, burst pipes, and Loudeye.
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