Nokia and T-Mobile have announced that they will be partnering to bring mobile internet and social communities to mobile devices. T-Mobile will support Nokia’s Ovi suite of services, such as Share on Ovi and N-Gage.
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Original post by Ricky Cadden

This high-end bar-style smartphone sports an FM music transmitter and unique touch scroll wheel, in addition to standard Nseries features like S60 platform, WiFi, and HSDPA data. Other features include 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera, GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack, stereo Bluetooth, memory card slot, and Flash Lite 3.0.

Original post by Arnold Zafra

The Sanyo Katana LX is a decent entry-level camera phone for its price range.

Original post by Bonnie Cha

The Sanyo Katana LX is a decent entry-level camera phone for its price range.

Original post by Mike Yamamoto

Although there has no official announcement yet from Virgin Mobile, it would seem that the mobile carrier is set to launch the Samsung Slash mobile phone under its fold anytime soon. The Samsung Slash already appears as one of Virgin Mobile’s offering. So while we wait for official announcement coming from either Virgin Mobile or Samsung, let’s take a look at what’s in store for us with this new slider phone from Samsung. From the Virgin Mobile’s website, it appears that the Samsung Slash will boasts of 6 major features namely; Bluetooth wireless connectivity, camera phone, real music ringtones, web browsing, text messaging and mobile games. Nothing fancy from the features really. But what makes the Samsung Slider stand out is its sleek design. The Samsung Slash phone’s features include; a slider camera phone (no. of megapixel was not indicated), Bluetooth wireless technology, full color screen, access to mobile web, […]

Original post by Arnold Zafra

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, the largest contract chip manufacturer in the world, will crank up its MEMS foundry business. Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) technology is used in Apple’s iPhone and the Nintendo Wii.

Nintendo Wii uses MEMS technology for motion detection
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MEMS typically have a microprocessor and other …

Original post by Brooke Crothers