MetroPCS Unlimited Nationwide plan in more than 300 cities. MetroPCS launches MetroPCS Unlimited Nationwide plan in more than 300 cities. This expanded network will be included at no additional charge in MetroPCS’ current $45 and $50 service plans and can be added for $5 per month on other qualified service plans. Continue reading ‘MetroPCS Unlimited Nationwide plan in more than 300 cities’
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AT&T expands Wi-Fi hotspot coverage to nearly 20,000 domestic hotspots. Following the previous Free WiFi HotSpots for iPhone from AT&T, AT&T announced that it has agreed, through one of its subsidiaries, to acquire privately-held Wayport, Inc., a leading provider of managed Wi-Fi services in the United States, for approximately $275 million in cash. The deal adds Wayport’s focused capabilities and enterprise customer portfolio with AT&T’s leading Internet Protocol (IP) and 3G networks, and broad consumer and business customer bases, to deliver enhanced broadband connectivity at home, in the office, on the road, and virtually anywhere in between. The acquisition expands the AT&T Wi-FiSM footprint to nearly 20,000 domestic hotspots, takes the company’s global Wi-Fi presence to more than 80,000 locations*, and creates thousands of new ways for customers worldwide to stay in touch. (* Including roaming locations).
More information is available on AT&T here.
Nokia N78 for US available. One of the popular Nokia Nseries handsets, N78, is now available in the United States. This mobile phone includes HSDPA that’s US-friendly, with 850/1900Mhz 3G bands. It comes with a 3.2 megapixel camera (Carl Zeiss optics), and aGPS. There are also illuminated keypad packed in to a sleek, glossy-black monoblock form-factor, FM transceiver, microSD card slot (up to 8GB), Share on Ovi, MOSH, and the 3.5mm headphone jack. Nokia N78 for US is available for about $560 at wireless retailers, online retailers and Nokia Flagship stores.
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Thrrum MMS Search - Mobile Visual Search for Sprint camera phones. We already heard before about semantic-search such as Vodafone Otello Visual Mobile Search - CeBIT 2008 and ER Search - Visual Search powered by Bandai announced by KDDI. And, what’s now? Camera phone users on the Sprint wireless network can now find and browse information relevant to their environment using picture messaging. Thrrum MMS Search enables camera phone users to find and browse information related to their physical environment using the Picture Messaging service integrated into their phones. Continue reading ‘Thrrum MMS Search - Mobile Visual Search for Sprint camera phones’
Windows Mobile to Grow 50% per-Year. According to Reuters, Microsoft expects global units sales of its Windows Mobile software to grow at least 50 percent in the fiscal years 2008 and 2009. The Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Brazilian, Russian and Indian regions are the fastest-growing smartphone markets, but Europe and the US are still getting positive growth. “We’re actually still seeing very good growth (for our mobile software) in markets like Europe and the United States,” said Eddie Wu, Microsoft’s managing director of OEM embedded devices Asia. Continue reading ‘Windows Mobile to Grow 50% per-Year’
New $500m Telecoms Satellite successfully launched to bring DVB-SH Mobile TV to the U.S. in 2009. ICO Global Communications launched a new $500m telecoms satellite to bring DVB-SH mobile TV to the U.S. Apparently, the new satellite will be able to deal with between ten and fifteen simultaneous streams and is powerful enough to require no dish in order to broadcast. Continue reading ‘New $500m Telecoms Satellite successfully launched to bring DVB-SH Mobile TV to the U.S. in 2009′
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