With major US carriers Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile announcing their own "unlimited" plans, it helps to retain realistic expectations about the companies' new...
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Here's an interesting study from M:Metrics (thanks SMS Text News!) that ranks multimedia features in terms of usage on a smartphone. Note how a significant portion (as high as 20% in Spain) of...
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I recently found out on Ars Technica that "piggybacking", or using someone's open Wi-Fi network without their permission or even knowledge, is actually considered illegal in certain...
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Here's a compilation of tremendously high-quality photos, all apparently taken with the Nokia N95. Nokia should seriously consider supporting the Nokia Creative community, as they highlight...
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Where I live, the cost of labor is low. Despite my family being middle-class, we can actually afford two maids and a driver. While being driven around, my driver asked me how to text using the phone...
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As the following is a public service announcement, it deserves wide circulation. Here it is: This is a public service announcement. To all companies and organisations who decide to sell off computers...
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Coincidences are everywhere, aren't they? I've recently received a chain email, which of course promises something big will happen if you forward it to X number of people. But this particular...
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Well, Sony (one of the partners behind Sony Ericsson) and NXP haven't exactly been inactive in the virtual wallet industry, but with all the news on mobile payment schemes going around it's...
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Check out CoolSmartPhone's recent project: ...how about turning your phone into an FTP server? Mochasoft FTP Server is a free piece of software that'll do just that. Whilst it may not work on...
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Yes, Halloween was yesterday, but creepiness doesn't fall on a particular day. It is creepy that third parties can use your smartphone or PDA to keep tabs on where you are. In some jurisdictions,...
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I accompanied my girlfriend yesterday night, enjoying dinner and coffee with two of her close friends. Inevitably, since girls will be girls, the conversation turned to relationships. An interesting...
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Through the frequent use of terms like "world" or "international", Mobal and Cellular Abroad (with the help of National Geographic) are making technology a lot more accessible to...
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Once I found out about that HP Laptops with EV-DO built-in, I couldn't help but think: should manufacturers merge laptops and smartphones? The laptop would come with its own slot for accepting...
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Reading the MSNBC article titled Phantom vibrations give device junkies a buzz made me laugh-at myself. I'm sure you know what I mean when I share my own experience with phantom vibrations or...
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The New Wireless USB 2.0 Extender System by Gefen may interest Geekzone because of its potential applications with computer peripherals. I'm interested in the new product because of its potential...
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If you've talked on your phone for 1300+ hours over a period of just over a year (as the owner of the unit pictured above has), you've spent a total of 55 days yapping with your contacts....
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