Cricket Captr
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Cricket recently announced a new basic camera phone dubbed the Captr (pronounced like “capture”). The flip phone only has a VGA camera, so it won’t take great pictures, but it’s OK if all you want is an entry-level camera phone.

The Captr has Bluetooth, …
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Earlier in September, Microsoft revealed that the first batch of smartphones running Windows Mobile 6.5 would start shipping on October 6. Since then, we’ve already learned the identities of some of the devices, including the HTC Touch2 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2. LG said it …

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Motorola H17
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Motorola has recently launched the Motorola H17 Bluetooth headset.

It’s a tiny little thing and has a small flip boom mic similar in style to the Motorola H15’s. It promises CrystalTalk noise-cancellation, voice prompts, several ear bud options, multipoint technology, up to five hours …

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Check out our full review of the BlackBerry VM-605 Visor Mount Speakerphone.
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“If you have a third-party Bluetooth-enabled device, you might be able to pair it with the BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone VM-605.”
That is Research In Motion’s official line about the VM-605’s …
Originally posted at The Car Tech blog

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Some of you who have been restlessly awaiting the arrival of Google’s official Gmail push solution for mobile phones can relax now. On Tuesday, Google expanded the over-the-air syncing capabilities in its Google Sync service to include Google’s e-mail–but only for the …
Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

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Motorola Entice W766 has external touch sensor keys
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Verizon has introduced the Motorola Entice W766, a flip phone with external, touch-sensitive keys. These keys lead to certain applications and functions, like the music player, speakerphone, camera, and Bluetooth.

Other features of the phone include a 2-megapixel camera, …

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Some of you who have been restlessly awaiting the arrival of Google’s official Gmail push solution for mobile phones can relax now. On Tuesday, Google expanded the over-the-air syncing capabilities in its Google Sync service to include Google’s e-mail–but only for the …
Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

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AT&T has finally unleashed its new femtocell in a public market trial in Charlotte, N.C. Dubbed the 3G MicroCell, the AT&T femtocell is designed to boost both the voice and data signal in your home by using your home broadband network. This is similar to how Verizon’…
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Episode 50 of the Digital City, where we discuss Microsoft’s plans to take on Apple in both smart phones and tablet PCs; the rumor of an HD refresh of the Nintendo Wii
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Streaming video continues to be largely MIA on the iPhone, but streaming audio? Ho, boy–it’s an embarrassment of riches. Pandora, Slacker, Rhapsody. NPR News, Public Radio Player. The only thing missing? A killer sports app.
It’s missing no more. ESPN Radio streams ESPN shows, podcasts, and even live college football games from stations around the country.
This […]

LG’s VX8575 Chocolate Touch is no BL40.
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We’ve seen leaked photos of the elusive LG VX8575 Chocolate Touch before, but nothing as clear and close up as these pics on PhoneArena.
Unfortunately, it does seem like Verizon’s version of the Chocolate Touch will look …
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Is this iNQ's new U.S.-bound handset?
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It’s time once again for us to reveal our FCC findings to you, and this week’s standouts are the Sony Ericsson U100a and the Huawei Q1-200H, which bears the iNQ Mobile logo on it. To jog …
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