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Retro Mobile Phones

by Darice de Cuba
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Retro Mobile Phones

Smartphones are now the norm for mobile phones. All brands sell smartphones, it’s more difficult to get a plain mobile phone then a smartphone. Nowadays if you want to buy a phone you have to consider a lot more things then seven years ago. The brand, operating system, touch screen, qwerty or both. Back then you only considered how many minutes and SMS to buy, now data is as important as the previous two. It has become a pass time of mine, when I’m on public transportation to count how many old skool mobile phones I can spot. I remember three years ago it was cool to spot the first Read more »

Clean Up The Wires With Duracell myGrid

by Noemi Twigg
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Clean Up The Wires With Duracell myGrid

Is it just me or is everyone using “my” and “i” in front of words to name products and services these days? The reason for my asking this is that I was just looking at a new product from Duracell, dubbed myGrid. Not that I am complaining – I think the name’s actually cool, although it may not really tell you much about the product. Read more »

Motorola Stature i9 iDEN phone

by Jim
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Motorola Stature i9 iDEN phone

Well, looks like there is a noticeable development in iDEN phone designs with the introduction of Motorola’s Stature i9 iDEN phone. I remember my cousin flashing a Sprint Nextel iDEN phone when it was hip to carry it around. But I think after about 6 months of use it occupied the bottom drawer, replaced by much slicker Nokia phones. I think that was a firm cue for Motorola’s design team, I think the Statur i9 iDEN phone may make a rebound of trunk radio + cellphone tech convergence. The Stature i9 will be available from Motorola and Boost Mobile to bring the thinnest flip iDEN phone in existence to the Read more »

Motorola MotoROKR S9-HD

by Jim
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Motorola MotoROKR S9-HD

Checked out my RSS feeds today and to my surprise, here’s a gadget that would certainly, certainly be useful for active folks. Sure does look like a pair of shades when you initially look at it, but careful scrutiny will show that the ends aren’t curved to fit the ear, it’s “spoked” to be inserted. LOL! For about US$130, this better be good sound quality, and I’m sure it is! Kudos to Motorola for thinking about people who are just having a hard time with cables. When you’re in a rushing crowd it does hurt when the earphones are quickly snapped from you! Ouch! Happened to me several times. And Read more »