Nokia 6500 Slide Phone
Several new phones were released today - among them the new 6500 series. So far the 6500 series is home to only two phones - the 6500 Slide and the 6500 Classic.
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Several new phones were released today - among them the new 6500 series. So far the 6500 series is home to only two phones - the 6500 Slide and the 6500 Classic.
As if buying cell phones on ebay wasn't annoying enough already, with a bajillion things that you should know, it's about to get a lot worse - at least if you're thinking of purchasing a Nokia N95 phone.
Very possible, said Nokia CFO Rick Simonson today during the Lehman Brothers Worldwide Wireless and Wireline Conference in New York.
Enter to win a Nokia E62 PDA smartphone in Nokia's Cool Phone Sweepstakes.
Marat Fayzullin has released Speccy 1.3.1 for Symbian Third Edition phones. Changes over the previous version 1.2 include some bug fixes, support for multiple disk drives, a new zoom mode (fill-screen), better TV scanlines, and the ability to record game music as ringtones.
Speccy emulates the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, a computer/game console from way back when (1982).
Verizon's latest get-rich-quick scheme involves the exploding downloadable music market and is called: SongID.
It's a well-known fact that shopping on eBay will (almost always) give you the cheapest/market price for mobile phones.
So here's my list of handy tips that'll help you score any mobile phone - whether it's a Nokia or anything else - for cheaper than what everyone else is paying, not to mention some helpful hints when dealing on the 'bay.
It's no unknown fact that the iPhone will debut on AT&T, which probably means mucho buckaroos and new subscribers for the wireless carrier. But what of Verizon, you might ask?
It turns out that the second-largest mobile phone service provider has been developing some new weapons phones that may just give the Apple phone a run for its money.
One of Forbes' editors (who does the International Investment Report) recommended buying shares of LM Ericsson stock for a couple of reasons:
If you're serious enough about using your phone as a digital camera to, say, buy a Nokia tripod for your phone, then you might as well go one step further: attach a 6X telescope to the back for that extra magnifying oomph.
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how Helio is a mostly unknown service provider that leases radio spectrum from bigger guns - Sprint, Verizon, and Alltel, among others. Called a MVNO (mobile virtual network operator), Helio hasn't exactly taken off running since it started - the company reported a loss for the first quarter of 2007, and spent quite a bit on marketing in the process.
Win one of Nokia's newest budget handsets, the Nokia 2610, in the latest Nokia Unwired contest.
Since the latest "in" thing is to make low-cost, budget phones for India and other emerging-market countries, Vodafone (officially the world's largest mobile phone service provider) is jumping on the bandwagon with two new phones: the Vodafone 125 and 225 models.
An article in the Star-Ledger reported on two mobile phone surveys conducted by the folks at In-Stat (some research company) and J.D. Power and Associates (the guys that you hear about in the car commercials). Here's some of the findings, which were very enlightening to say the least.
There's two newly updated emulators for Symbian 9.1 phones: fMSX 3.2 and Virtual GameBoy 3.3.
If you checked out the Nokia 6103 phone deal and found it a tad bit too expensive, you can pick up the 6030 candy bar phone for $29.99 - and that includes a free $25 airtime card + $10 activation airtime. This makes a great, low-cost beater phone.
Oof! Talk about a hard-to-beat deal on a Nokia 6103 Prepaid Starter Kit. Right now it's $59.99, but The Kit includes the 6103 phone, battery, charger, hands-free headset, SIM card, and free $25 prepaid refill card. That's in addition to the 10 minute included airtime.