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Pentium 4 Mobiles to launch in April
Saw this over @ The Inquirer. Intel has pulled in the launch of mobile processors using the Pentium 4 .13 micron core to April, we can reveal today. While it will launch the product... Read more...
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OT: Disposable mobiles hit the shops
Disposable phones could soon be joining throwaway cameras in shops across the US. A small US firm, Hop-On, has won regulatory approval to sell the first throwaway prepaid mobile phone. The... Read more...
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Bluetooth headset talks to mobiles and land lines
Denmark-based GN Netcom has launched a new line of Bluetooth headsets designed to eliminate some of the office worker's phone-juggling by giving them the ability to connect to either a land line or a...
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RealNetworks to stream music to mobiles
RealNetworks has won access to 180 million subscribers by signing up five networks, including Britain's Vodafone. RealNetworks said on Tuesday that it had signed up five telecom companies for its...
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X-Files games coming to mobiles
Elkware announces that it has secured a license from Twentieth Century Fox to create mobile games based on The X-Files. New York-based mobile games developer Elkware today announced that it has...
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AT&T Wireless Begins Selling Fast Data for Mobiles
Never thought I'd see this. Today AT&T announced high-speed Internet service for mobile phones. Don't get to excited this service is only available in San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix, and Detroit....
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Sims 2 coming to consoles, handhelds, and mobiles
Surprising no one, Electronic Arts is expanding its multiplatinum life simulation beyond PCs, including PSP and DS versions. It was just a matter of time. With 4.5 million copies of The Sims... Read...
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Microsoft announces investment in DRM for mobiles
Today at CTIA WIRELESS 2006, Microsoft announced it will makesignificant investments in its digital rights management (DRM)technologies for wireless devices. With Windows Mobile smartphones able to...
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Phone software allows access to Kid's mobiles
A revolutionary new piece of mobile phone software which can give parents control over what photographs and videos their children can download to their handsets is being launched by a Glasgow-based web...
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Mobiles to become digital wallets
The UK's big five mobile phone firms have switched on a payment system that turns handsets into digital wallets. Called PayForIt, the scheme is designed for those buying goods and services with a value...
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Mobiles linked to disturbed sleep
Using a mobile phone before going to bed could stop you getting a decent night's sleep, research suggests. The study, funded by mobile phone companies, suggests radiation from the handset can cause...
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NeoBytes :) The curious habits of mobile phone users at funerals
Some slightly bizarre research found that 1 in 10 respondents refused to turn off their ringtones at a funeral service, with 1 in 6 admitting to calling, texting or using social media while there. Read...
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US government using planes to spy on cellphones
The Wall Street Journal has published an alarming report which has been met by criticism from many of the US citizens while being treated as a matter-of-fact by other non-plussed citizens. Read more...
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FCC chairman has ended the effort to allow for in-flight cell phone calls
As he sees it, the FCC's Ajit Pai has made a decision in the interests of the American people as well as aircrews to quash the proposal that would have allowed cell phone calls during flights. Read...
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