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Sci-Fi fans will have the latest round of Terminator at their fingertips.  It was just announced today that Gameloft joined in a licensing agreement with The Halcyon Company to “develop, distribute and publish the official mobile game to the first film of the new Terminator trilogy, Terminator Salvation.”  The release… Continue Reading »

Sony Ericsson has announced the Sony Ericsson S001.  The handset has a 3.3-inch AMOLED display and an 8.1-megapixel camera with a flash, autofocus, and smile-shutter control.  The phone is packed with features including mobile TV, high-speed Internet access, GPS, and Bluetooth. Much like many other handsets on the market lately,… Continue Reading »

Acer has been talking about launching its own smartphone for quite some time now and now they’ve set a date for its launch.  The company sent out invitations yesterday to its press conference in Barcelona February 16th at the Mobile World Congress.  The invitation indicates that Acer’s president and CEO… Continue Reading »

“Grandma, it’s me Jamie.  Oh, you meant to call Jack?  I know the names are small on your phone.  Grandma, it’s okay.  Please don’t throw the phone out your window.”  Although not always true, there’s a very big possibility that you have an older relative that is not very tech… Continue Reading »

We all know the iPhone has become quite popular.  Just look around next time you’re in a place with a lot of people—whether it be a subway, train station, airport, city street or college campus, chances are you’ll see at least one person with an iPhone walking around.  They almost… Continue Reading »

It looks like AT&T will soon be getting the S60-powered Nokia E71, of course there will be a slight re-branding—it has been dubbed the Nokia E71x.  Based on the decent reputation that the E71 already has, we can only hope that any changes, and AT&T bloatware will be kept to… Continue Reading »

Launched yesterday in the Android application store, iSkoot for Skype became the first Skype client for the new T-Mobile G1.  This application allows users to place and receive Skype calls just like they can do from their desktop, but now on the go. Free calls always sounds good, but whats… Continue Reading »

Everyone knows that the G1 is coming out this Wednesday.  That is, unless you live in San Francisco.  You can get the G1 in San Francisco tomorrow, October 21st, at 6PM (Pacific Time) at the 3rd and Market store.  If you’re not heading to SF for the phone early, just… Continue Reading »

We’ve seen this as the end game for the telecoms for sometime: cell phones will stop being the main pipeline for cash.  Technologies like VOIP are changing the means by which we communicate and that could spell trouble for the likes of AT&T and Verizon.  So what is a heavily… Continue Reading »

While at the T-Mobile launch party the other night, someone showed off a little app called Seismograph.  What is it?  Shake the phone and watch your movements graphed for you.  That’s it.  No more, no less. Seismograph is one of those “because we can” applications that uses the G1’s accelerometer. … Continue Reading »