Free mobile phone advertising for Irish pubs now available on Ireland Pub Guide - Mobile Edition.

Grok Headline matches for Free mobile phone advertising for Irish pubs now available on Ireland Pub Guide - Mobile Edition.

Barefoot Software Launch Australian
Swimsuit Edition-Free, a Free Mobile
Phone and Wireless Device Service for
Cardmate on Symbian Devices

Barefoot Software Launch Australian
Swimsuit Edition-Free, a Free Mobile
Phone and Wireless Device Service for
Cardmate on Symbian Devices 06/12/2004 02:48 AM
Barefoot Software Asia Limited (BSAL) is pleased to announce the launch Australian Swimsuit Edition-Free (ASE), via the Barefoot Software website (http://www.barefootsoft.com) for immediate download. ASE is a Cardmate application for mobile phones which is being launched for Free as a promotional application to end users who have a Symbian based mobile phone. ASE, the first Australian swimsuit model application for Smartphone devices in the World can initially be downloaded by users who have a Nokia (6600/3650/7650), Sony Ericsson P800/P900 and other compatible phones from the barefoot Web site. [PRWEB Jun 12, 2004]

Kameleon Mobile Technologies Launches
Innovative "Blue Spot" Technology
Connecting On-the-Go Mobile Phone Users
To Rich Multimedia Advertising Content
With Just-One-Click.

Kameleon Mobile Technologies Launches
Innovative "Blue Spot" Technology
Connecting On-the-Go Mobile Phone Users
To Rich Multimedia Advertising Content
With Just-One-Click. 03/14/2005 05:24 PM
Kameleon Mobile Technologies "Blue Spots" can be placed in theaters, retail stores, point of sale displays, and outdoor billboard locations. With just one click the mobile consumer can get enhanced product information when and where he's near the point of sale, offering advertisers and brands a unique, patented new way to reach customers, and add incentive to purchase. [PRWEB Mar 10, 2005]

Lake Group Media Announces Mobile
Advertising Network - Provides Marketers
New Mobile Advertising Opportunities on
Opt-In Text Messages

Lake Group Media Announces Mobile
Advertising Network - Provides Marketers
New Mobile Advertising Opportunities on
Opt-In Text Messages 02/01/2005 09:13 PM
SMS Advertising is now available through Lake Group Media's SMS Mobile Advertising Network, created in conjunction with SMS platform and technology developer SMS Media Group. Lake Group Media's Mobile Ad Network is 100% confirmed opt-in. Ads appear with requested SMS messages. Inventory of 10MM+ mobile messages per month available! [PRWEB Jan 19, 2005]

Mobile Phone is a Day to Day Need for
Everyone to Stay Connected with Their
Loved One's. Mobile Phone Chargers from
BB-shopping Helps to Connect More to
Them

Mobile Phone is a Day to Day Need for
Everyone to Stay Connected with Their
Loved One's. Mobile Phone Chargers from
BB-shopping Helps to Connect More to
Them 02/05/2005 09:23 PM
BB-Shopping helps you buying best quality and long life Mobile Phone Chargers for dufferent Models and Variants of Mobiles. [PRWEB Feb 3, 2005]

Call Skype for free from your mobile
phone

Call Skype for free from your mobile
phone 06/17/2005 04:25 PM
InfoWorld Jun 17 2005 1:23AM GMT

FREE WiFive323 Phone for Windows Mobile
released

FREE WiFive323 Phone for Windows Mobile
released 02/16/2004 12:11 PM

AirG Liberates Mobile Phone Users in
Iraq: AirG Launches Interactive Mobile
Community ‘MonAmi’ on Iraq’s First GSM
Mobile Network

AirG Liberates Mobile Phone Users in
Iraq: AirG Launches Interactive Mobile
Community ‘MonAmi’ on Iraq’s First GSM
Mobile Network 04/09/2005 03:48 AM
AirG, the global leader in powering mobile communities announced today that its mobile friend finder service MonAmi is now available to customers in Iraq. [PRWEB Apr 9, 2005]

Siemens mobile kicks off summer with the
launch of its next-generation MMS CX65
mobile phone

Siemens mobile kicks off summer with the
launch of its next-generation MMS CX65
mobile phone 06/30/2004 07:55 AM
AME Info Jun 30 2004 11:19AM GMT

Killer Mobile Releases Controversial
Mobile Phone Program - "Save Jimmy!"

Killer Mobile Releases Controversial
Mobile Phone Program - "Save Jimmy!" 01/05/2005 04:34 AM
Killer Mobile (killermobile.com), a mobile phone software development company released what is quickly becoming a controversial program targeted at young, tech savvy men - a program aptly titled "Save Jimmy". Save Jimmy is a program that can run on any MIDP 2.0 compliant mobile phone that allows the user to input specific information on their significant other's menstrual cycle and in turn receive daily alerts as well as view a calendar with information regarding which days are "Safe" to not use a condom. [PRWEB Jan 5, 2005]

Mobile Phone Tracking Success Story for
Locate Mobiles.com and Trace A
Mobile.com (featureXpress)

Mobile Phone Tracking Success Story for
Locate Mobiles.com and Trace A
Mobile.com (featureXpress) 04/12/2004 08:57 AM
featureXpress - Mobile Phone Tracking sites Locate Mobiles.com and Trace A Mobile.com report huge increase in subscriptions

Motorola E398 Music Mobile Phone
Exclusive on T-Mobile

Motorola E398 Music Mobile Phone
Exclusive on T-Mobile 08/27/2004 01:23 PM
I4U Aug 26 2004 11:05AM GMT

The Chinese mobile phone industry's
shipment volume rose 64.2% year on year
to reach approximately 65.2 million
units as the PAS mobile phone shipment
broke a record high

The Chinese mobile phone industry's
shipment volume rose 64.2% year on year
to reach approximately 65.2 million
units as the PAS mobile phone shipment
broke a record high 06/11/2004 03:15 AM
Research and Markets are delighted to announce the addition of The Chinese Mobile Phone Industry, 1Q 2004 and Beyond to their offering [PRWEB Jun 11, 2004]

Tavros Mobile Begins European Soccer
Coverage for Mobile Phone Network
Distribution to End User Handsets

Tavros Mobile Begins European Soccer
Coverage for Mobile Phone Network
Distribution to End User Handsets 12/24/2004 12:26 PM
Tavros Mobile Announces the availability of European Soccer News, direct to your Mobile Phone Handset! The latest soccer scores, goal updates as they occur, and news, on an ongoing basis. All of this for one low monthly fee. This new service is in addition to the latest java games, ringtones, and other original mobile content for users to download to their mobile phones. [PRWEB Dec 23, 2004]

Mobile-Ticketing - Delivery On Mobile
Phone

Mobile-Ticketing - Delivery On Mobile
Phone 09/17/2004 02:33 PM

Mobile-Ticketing - Delivery On Mobile
Phone

Mobile-Ticketing - Delivery On Mobile
Phone 09/17/2004 08:17 PM
Slashdot Sep 17 2004 10:11PM GMT

T-Mobile: UK will get Windows Mobile
smart phone

T-Mobile: UK will get Windows Mobile
smart phone 09/09/2004 09:12 AM
Smart Digital Assistant on its way

O2 Ireland turns on its 3G mobile
service

O2 Ireland turns on its 3G mobile
service 12/15/2003 11:35 PM
Irish Times Dec 15 2003 10:30PM ET

The Mobile Technology Webl0g - "Location
Based Services and all about Mobile
Marketing" - Porn 4 UR Mobile

The Mobile Technology Webl0g - "Location
Based Services and all about Mobile
Marketing" - Porn 4 UR Mobile 03/29/2005 04:35 PM
CARNIVAL OF THE CAPITALISTS .. week's edition

mobile-weblog.com/archives/carnival_of_the_capitalists_part_ 1.html
track this site | 3 links

About the mobile edition

About the mobile edition 03/15/2003 04:03 PM
About "dive into mark" mobile edition, thoughts on "standards", and instructions for setting up your own mobile edition in Movable Type. (397 words)

Quick-'n-Dirty methods to determine
which competing label is better: "Cell
Phone" or "Mobile Phone"?

Quick-'n-Dirty methods to determine
which competing label is better: "Cell
Phone" or "Mobile Phone"? 04/28/2004 11:39 AM

On the SIGIA-L mailing list, Stephanie Berger recently asked: "My cohorts are not sure whether to use "cell phone" or "mobile phone". Any evidence that one is better than the other, or one is used more often than the other?"

This is a good example of the kind of labeling questions information architects face all the time. The answer to these labeling questions will depend on the target audience (a better label for whom?), on business requirements (maybe the business want to promote one term over the other) and on the context in which the label will be used.

I'll discuss the conversation that followed here and afterwards point to some useful tools for if you have a labeling question yourself.

Andres Sulleiro: "Without any empirical data I will go with my own opinion. [...] A quick survey of the phone carriers seems to suggest that "wireless" (as in "wireless phone", "wireless customer") is most common among US carriers, though you see some references to "mobile" as well. T-mobile, a European company, uses "mobile" which is more common in Europe as well as being the name of the carrier."

Method: check what other websites call it.

Jason Cho: "I think "cell" is more widespread in the US as Andrés noted. "Call my mobile" can sound pretentious to Yankee ears. But I would think everyone understands the term "mobile" on a business card."

Method: personal experience.

Peter Van Dijck (and others): "Google for "cell phone" (including quotes): 6,230,000, Google for "mobile phone": 6,360,000. Looks like a tie, assuming your audience is similar. Just pick one and make sure your search engine knows both terms."
Christina Wodtke: "Y ahoo for cell phone : 16,800,000, yahoo for mobile phone: 21,200,000. What does this really tell you? you'd have to know who each engine indexes, how much of the web, etc.. better to use a magic 8 ball. ;-)"

Method: check popularity of the terms on the web.

Peter Van Dijck: "My next step would be to find out what people search for on your site,
or if not available, on the web (assuming that's more or less your audience). Google adwords can help."

Method: Find out what people (preferably your target audience) search for.

Dave: "I like "mobile" for the reason that Christina stated (forward compatibility); USers and non-USers will equally understand it. Also, it is more interoperable w/ most of the vCard based addressbook programs out there. I don't know any that are using "cell" or "cellphone" ... I also like the clear and easy two word approach of "mobile phone" ... I'm always wanting to say "cellphone" where "cell phone" is really the more correct version. "cell" though just doesn't feel like a real word b/c the "cell" doesn't fit a meaning to me. I know what it means if I am forced to think about it, but it really doesn't mean anything to me at all."

Method: personal experience, check what software programs use.

Christina Wodtke: "> As can Ove rture's keyword tool (couldn't find URL straight away).

You also might consider some adaptation of the freelisting technique on a subset of your target. E.G., a write in survey: what portable electronics do you own, then analyze for use of "cell phone" and mobile phone".

Method: freelisting technique.

Eric Reiss: "Having worked closely with several telecommunications companies, including Tellabs (US), Nortel (Canada), ADVA (Germany), and NetTest (Denmark), this discussion is one I've heard before. Europeans generally don't recognize the term "cell phone." North Americans seem to accept both "cell" and "mobile." ATT insists on promoting the term "wireless." In most instances, we've agreed on the word "mobile" since it is understood by the widest audience. Nortel, for instance, used "cell" almost exclusively until the late 90s, but now leans toward "mobile." I think there is a trend here."

Method: ask the subject matter experts.

Pabini Gabriel-Petit: "There's also Wordtracker.
[...]
In this vein, you might try just walking up to people, holding up your cell/mobile phone, and asking them what they call it."

Method: Analyze what people search for.

Method: Find out what labels your users use.

Quick-'n-Dirty methods to determine which competing label is better.

So, as a review, here are some of the methods used to determine which label is better.

1. What do you think?
Method: personal experience/insights.

2. What do your users think?
Method: freelisting technique.
Method: Find out what labels your users use: show them the item you're trying to label and ask them what it is. (You could build an online tool for this).
Method: Find out what people (preferably your target audience) search for / check popularity of the terms on the web. Ove rture's keyword tool. Google adwords. Wordtracker. Google and Yahoo both list how often a term is used on the web (use quotes around your terms!).

3. What do the experts think?
Method: ask the subject matter experts.
Method: check what other websites/software call it.

Gotcha's: be careful when using these techniques. You are looking for a label that works for your audience and your business requirements. Most of these techniques use audiences that may be very different from yours, and most are indicative only (ie: they're not hard science). Use your judgement.

The Survivor's Guide to 2005: Mobile and
Wireless

The Survivor's Guide to 2005: Mobile and
Wireless 12/28/2004 01:19 AM
Network Computing Dec 28 2004 5:07AM GMT

iPass to Let IT Managers Guide Mobile
Security

iPass to Let IT Managers Guide Mobile
Security 07/19/2004 06:08 PM
The company is enhancing its global network to enforce corporate security policies over all connections, including those from public wireless hot spots.

Ireland Online: Venezuela celebrates
Irish liberation hero

Ireland Online: Venezuela celebrates
Irish liberation hero 03/19/2005 03:16 AM
Vheadline.com - Fri Mar 18, 12:25 pm GMT

Free wi-fi in mobile alabama and a Free
Drink

Free wi-fi in mobile alabama and a Free
Drink 11/12/2003 01:14 PM

Jr's Smokehouse in Mobile, Alabama

has free wi-fi at the resturaunt. The owners are really great guys. I told them about this site and they said if anyone that comes in mentions they saw this here they would give them a free drink with their meal!

You Know You Use Your Mobile Phone Too
Much When...

You Know You Use Your Mobile Phone Too
Much When... 02/11/2004 01:32 PM
According to a new study in Australia, answering mobile phones is more enjoyable than sex for nearly half of all people who took the survey. Is it just me, or are these people probably doing something wrong? Of course, for some, they seem to believe that the mobile phone enhances their sex life: "10 per cent of men think sending risque photos by mobile enhances their love life. Only 5 per cent of women agree." One thing that people do agree on, is that mobile phones seem to make people less courteous. I guess that's what happens when people start having less sex.

Now Here's a Mobile Phone

Now Here's a Mobile Phone 06/10/2004 06:35 AM
You can take it with you: A wireless conference phone goes where the action is.

Mobile Phone TV?

Mobile Phone TV? 09/10/2004 08:18 PM

Is the mobile phone the new PC?

Is the mobile phone the new PC? 06/04/2004 05:35 PM
PC Plus UK Jun 4 2004 9:54PM GMT

Restore Defaults button was removed in
the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Second
Edition

Restore Defaults button was removed in
the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Second
Edition 05/25/2004 04:37 PM

Music On The Mobile Phone

Music On The Mobile Phone 05/06/2004 12:55 PM
Understanding the mobile music market these days seems a bit challenging. While the industry is surprised, but thrilled, that kids who won't pay for downloadable music online are shelling out much more money on snippets of songs for downloadable ringtones, it's unclear if that market can last. While the going is good, however, wireless carriers are starting to more actively push for "ringback" tones, which are what people hear when they call you and are waiting for you to pick up the phone (instead of the standard computerized ringing you normally hear through the phone). While, in the past, some have found this confusing (you don't expect to hear music when you call someone, you expect to hear "ring ring"), ringback tones are apparently tremendously successful in places like South Korea. Still, if you want to be even more confused, a new study found that most people have no interest in paying to download music to their phone - no matter how much it costs. It's not that they're against paying, as many would pay for other content on their phone, it's just that they don't want to pay for music. So, the question is whether or not this is consistent with reality? Are these people who say they won't pay for music on their phones not buying ringtones? Or do they somehow consider ringtones (and potentially ringback tones) different than "music," and therefore worth shelling out? Also, a single snapshot may not be useful. People may not want to buy ringtones until they see that all of their friends have done so already. Still, the large number of people who seem very against the idea of paying for music for their mobile phone might be a warning sing that things like ringtones and ringback tones are something of a fad that may not last.

How shall I own your mobile phone today?

How shall I own your mobile phone today? 03/25/2005 09:27 AM
Comment Bluesnarfing, bluejacking, bluebugging

Motorola's 3G mobile phone

Motorola's 3G mobile phone 01/16/2004 11:02 AM
Computerworld Singapore Jan 15 2004 9:39PM GMT

The Mobile Phone Of Death

The Mobile Phone Of Death 03/30/2005 06:50 AM
Okay, this one is something of a silly story (even if it does seem to involve two deaths), but what caught my eye is what seems like the opening premise to a very, very bad horror film. The headline reads: "Cell Phone Leads to Deaths," which originally made me expect some trumped up connection between some sort of accidental death and a mobile phone -- which would be true, other than the fact that this particular phone seemed to be involved in two such instances in a very short period of time. The story starts out by discussing a car accident that was the result of a driver talking on his phone. That's (unfortunately) a common enough story. The driver died in the accident, and his phone was thrown from the vehicle... where it was picked up by two men who ran away. Once they got home, the two men got into an argument over who would keep the phone, and one of them ended up stabbing and killing the other. In other words, this same mobile phone was responsible for two entirely separate deaths in the course of a very short period of time. The phone, clearly, is cursed. It must be destroyed.

Ebooks and OCR come to the mobile phone

Ebooks and OCR come to the mobile phone 03/19/2005 02:34 AM
In Japan people are now reading entire books on their mobile phones. Also, Hitachi brings OCR to camera phones.

EA to boost mobile-phone

EA to boost mobile-phone 09/05/2004 04:59 PM
Techzonez Sep 5 2004 8:28PM GMT

Bridging the PC-mobile phone gap

Bridging the PC-mobile phone gap 05/08/2004 08:09 PM
The Hindu May 8 2004 11:49PM GMT

Good GSM mobile phone?

Good GSM mobile phone? 07/08/2004 05:12 PM

My Handspring Treo died for the 10th or 12th time.  It is still under warranty but now that Handspring has been acquired by Palm it takes three weeks to get a replacement phone.  Given that a Treo only lasts an average of about 8 weeks before failing this means that one is using one's backup phone about one third of the time.  My current backup phone is an old Motorola Triband that won't sync with Outlook.  Anyone have any advice on a good GSM to buy?  Here are my requirements:

• dual or tri-band for use in foreign countries
• sync with Outlook address book including the notes fields and the mailing address fields (need to be able to send postcards!)
• sync with Outlook calendar and provide alerts of appointments
• would be nice to be able to enter new calendar events and new address book entries and sync them back with Outlook
• would be nice to have a built-in camera
• cost less than $250 with no service agreement (I already have the SIM and service)

One phone that looks like it might work is the $230 Sony Ericsson T610.  If I can get all of these requirements met I might actually just chuck the Treo.

I'm looking for a good new mobile phone

I'm looking for a good new mobile phone 12/19/2004 03:21 PM
It's that time again, time to upgrade the mobile phone, and though I've pored over reviews, and talked to sales people at the shops, and read friends' weblogs, I'm still not sure how to proceed. So once again, I'm turning to you dear readers, to hear your thoughts about the latest and greatest in mobile technology. Here are my requirements: - Reasonably decent camera on phone (doesn't have to be 1 MB pictures, but something decent that I can post to Flickr, etc. and have things be recognizable) - GSM so I can use it abroad - Works on T-Mobile - Decent form factor and interface, if possible. I'd rather it weren't a giant phone too large for my pants pocket, or one with some annoying interface like my current Ericsson T68 (which seems to require an inordinate amount of inputs just to add a contact) Any suggestions? Do you love your phone? Or hate it? And why? Thanks so much for your help! Update: I've closed the thread because I've gotten enough recommendations and I've decided on the Nokia 6600. More to follow once I've had time to play with it.

Mobile phone bl0gging for everyone

Mobile phone bl0gging for everyone 07/09/2004 06:19 PM

Anyone that ever wanted to send a photo from their phone to their weblog should take a look at Flickr's new feature that allows you to post to any Blogger, LiveJournal, MT, or Typepad blog. Last year I spent several days configuring scripts that ran on three different servers and it worked, but just barely. In a few minutes of setup at Flickr, you should be able to do pretty much the same thing, for free.

Grok Description matches for Free mobile phone advertising for Irish pubs now available on Ireland Pub Guide - Mobile Edition.
GrokA matches for Free mobile phone advertising for Irish pubs now available on Ireland Pub Guide - Mobile Edition.

Nokia selects Chennai for manufacturing
mobile devices in India

Nokia selects Chennai for manufacturing
mobile devices in India 04/06/2005 04:39 AM
ZDNet India Apr 6 2005 8:44AM GMT

Nokia to build 150 mln dlr mobile phone
factory in south India (AFP)

Nokia to build 150 mln dlr mobile phone
factory in south India (AFP) 04/06/2005 12:36 PM
AFP - Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, said it would invest 150 million dollars in building a handset factory in India, which it has singled out as one of its key future markets.

BPL Mobile, MSN India and Mobile 365
Bring Mobility to Subscribers in India

BPL Mobile, MSN India and Mobile 365
Bring Mobility to Subscribers in India 12/24/2004 12:47 PM
MSN India, a leading online destination featuring more than 360 million users worldwide, and Mobile 365 (newly merged Mobileway-InphoMatch) today further extend their relationship in Asia by forging a strategic mobile alliance with BPL Mobile, India’s best and most trusted mobile phone service provider. Starting today, over 2.4 million BPL Mobile subscribers across Mumbai, Maharashtra, Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry will be able to access their Hotmail e-mails and chat with their MSN buddies on SMS anywhere, anytime. [PRWEB Dec 23, 2004]

floAt's Mobile Agent 0.10.28c Released

floAt's Mobile Agent 0.10.28c Released 12/02/2003 12:26 AM

Nokia sets up CDMA center in India

Nokia sets up CDMA center in India 04/28/2004 02:24 PM
Growing popularity of CDMA-based cell phones in India and other Asia-Pacific regions prompts the Finnish handset maker to focus on the standard.

The Unauthorized Content Distrubtion
System

The Unauthorized Content Distrubtion
System 12/30/2004 04:39 PM
Everyone knows that just about any digital product you would want is probably available somewhere online. What many people probably don't know, however, is how those products get there. Wired Magazine is running a fascinating article looking at the real distribution process for unauthorized content. It is not about someone buying a CD and ripping songs to their Kazaa-enabled PC. Instead, there's a complex, but amazingly efficient distribution system that operates on a variety levels above the popular file sharing networks, and the content all filters down. If you're familiar with typical warez groups, it appears these are like supersized versions of those -- where everyone involved is doing it to get access to more stuff, but also just for the fun of it. While what's happening in these networks is obviously very much illegal, what's most fascinating is just how incredibly efficient a distribution system it really is. If the entertainment industry was being smart about things, they would stop reacting so badly, and start looking for ways to actually leverage this distribution system. Of course, that would require them to adjust their business models, and, as has become pretty damn clear, the industry doesn't believe in ever changing business models.

Nokia Flaunts Camera Phones at
McDonald's in India (Reuters)

Nokia Flaunts Camera Phones at
McDonald's in India (Reuters) 05/05/2004 12:29 PM
Reuters - Would you like a family snapshot from a mobile phone to go with that Happy Meal?

Nokia To Open Tenth Manufacturing Plant
in India (NewsFactor)

Nokia To Open Tenth Manufacturing Plant
in India (NewsFactor) 04/08/2005 03:17 PM
NewsFactor - As an indication that the markets in the United States and Europe could be close to saturation for mobile-electronics adoption, Nokia (NYSE: NOK) plans to set up a manufacturing facility for mobile devices in India, investing an estimated US$150 million in the production plant.

Nokia N-Gage QD game deck to be launched
in India next month

Nokia N-Gage QD game deck to be launched
in India next month 08/07/2004 05:04 PM
TechTree Aug 7 2004 8:38PM GMT

IDL 6.0: Convenience And Distrubtion
Power Enhance Visualization Program

IDL 6.0: Convenience And Distrubtion
Power Enhance Visualization Program 06/23/2004 01:31 AM
IDL offers data-visualization tricks not available in any other math application, and version 6.0 is significantly easier for newcomers to use. By Charles Seiter, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

T-Mobile DE Gets Nokia 6630

T-Mobile DE Gets Nokia 6630 09/17/2004 08:17 AM

Looks like T-Mobile Germany is getting the Nokia 6630 (or else they made a bad choice in stock photography in this marketing page (and putting it in the release copy)). I wonder if that means T-Mobile will carry it in the US? My guess would be no, since the whole point of the 6630 is that it works on high-speed 3G networks - something T-Mobile USA doesn't really have. (Thanks, Armin!)

Read - T-Mobile to expand its cell phone service. [T-Mobile]

Related
Nokia Archives [Gizmodo]
T-Mobile Archives [Gizmodo]

Two New T-Mobile Nokia Handsets

Two New T-Mobile Nokia Handsets 05/27/2004 07:51 AM
T-Mobile has added two new phones to their product lineup, the Nokia 6010, a fairly nondescript phone with color display and AOL instant message functions, as well as the Nokia 3660 (pictured rightmost) the updated version of the 3650 that...

T-Mobile DK Gets Nokia 6630

T-Mobile DK Gets Nokia 6630 09/16/2004 10:47 PM

Looks like T-Mobile Germany is getting the Nokia 6630 (or else they made a bad choice in stock photography in this marketing page). I wonder if that means T-Mobile will carry it in the US? My guess would be no, since the whole point of the 6630 is that it works on high-speed 3G networks - something T-Mobile USA doesn't really have. (Thanks, Armin!)

Read - T-Mobile to expand its cell phone service. [T-Mobile]

Related
Nokia Archives [Gizmodo]
T-Mobile Archives [Gizmodo]

Mobile war - Microsoft Vs. Nokia

Mobile war - Microsoft Vs. Nokia 01/06/2005 04:26 AM
Addict3d.org Jan 6 2005 8:04AM GMT

Mobile ``Nokia Moments``

Mobile ``Nokia Moments`` 07/29/2004 06:46 AM
Living life to its fullest -- online.

3G Nokia 7600 for T-Mobile

3G Nokia 7600 for T-Mobile 05/05/2004 12:40 PM
3G May 5 2004 4:41PM GMT

47 mln mobile users in India

47 mln mobile users in India 03/28/2005 06:18 PM
ZDNet Mar 28 2005 9:21PM GMT

Mobile India Barbie

Mobile India Barbie 09/27/2004 10:48 AM
Xeni Jardin: BoingBoing reader Russell Buckley says, "Toymaker Mattel has launched a Barbie doll in India, impeccably dressed as always, but also with her own must-have accessory - a mobile phone. But this is no toy - the mobile works. Barbie's owners can Instant Message Barbie and friends who have a Barbie too. Plus the look of the phone can be changed to match her clothes. It's priced at R 1199 (USD 26)." Link

New Nokia 3G Mobile Phone for Japan

New Nokia 3G Mobile Phone for Japan 05/14/2004 10:50 AM
Wireless Watch Japan May 14 2004 2:44PM GMT

Nokia engages with mobile games

Nokia engages with mobile games 11/12/2003 01:14 PM
BBC Nov 12 2003 11:38AM ET

T-Mobile Carrying the Nokia 6600

T-Mobile Carrying the Nokia 6600 04/20/2004 07:17 AM
I'm not 100% sure when it dropped to channel, but it looks like T-Mobile has started carrying the Nokia 6600, the Series 60 tri-band phone. Feature-wise, it's similar to many other Series 60 devices, albeit with a nicer 65,536-color screen than some of the earlier models (such as the popular...

LG unveils 3G mobile handset in India

LG unveils 3G mobile handset in India 02/01/2005 09:37 PM
Hindustan Times Feb 1 2005 12:08PM GMT

what is the current price of Nokia 2300
Nokia 2100 & Nokia 1100 in Jaipur,
Rajasthan

what is the current price of Nokia 2300
Nokia 2100 & Nokia 1100 in Jaipur,
Rajasthan 09/12/2004 05:49 PM
TechTree Sep 12 2004 8:50PM GMT

Sports Agent Index Offers Agent
Information

Sports Agent Index Offers Agent
Information 10/28/2003 11:09 PM

Nokia sees mobile market shrink

Nokia sees mobile market shrink 07/15/2004 06:34 AM
The Finnish mobile phone giant records a rise in quarterly profits, but warns of pressures ahead as its market share contracts.

Nokia relationship, TypePad, Demo Mobile

Nokia relationship, TypePad, Demo Mobile 09/10/2004 05:12 AM
A lot of new developments coming from La Jolla, where we are attending DEMOmobile and formally announced our collaboration with...

More Mobile File Sharing: This Time From
Nokia

More Mobile File Sharing: This Time From
Nokia 09/14/2004 02:55 PM
For quite some time, we've been wondering why the music industry was so excited about the money they were making from ringtones, since they all seemed to ignore the lessons they learned the past few years online: by overpricing ringtones and making them difficult to get, they were going to be taken by surprise when the "Napster for mobile phones" showed up. It appears that it's getting closer -- but the most interesting part is that the developments seem to be coming from large companies rather than a kid in a dorm room. Last week we wrote about SK Telecom's new file sharing application, and today's New Scientist reports that Nokia Research is working on their own file sharing application. They admit that it was more difficult than they expected due to the unreliable nature of mobile phone networks, but that it is possible. As the article notes, the issue (once again) isn't really technical, but how the recording industry will respond (easy to predict that one: badly). Of course, what the recording industry still doesn't seem to understand is that these applications don't go away, no matter how much they complain (and sue). The next trick, though, will be seeing how developers take the idea of P2P one step further once they realize that by adding P2P in a mobile world, it lets users do more than just swap songs.

Nokia sees powerful mobile future

Nokia sees powerful mobile future 02/18/2004 05:07 AM
BBC Feb 18 2004 9:05AM GMT

Nokia and Motorola are strongest mobile
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Nokia deploys 'wave messaging' mobile

Nokia deploys 'wave messaging' mobile 06/02/2004 10:08 AM
LEDs project SMS to astounded onlookers

Free mobile phone advertising for Irish pubs now available on Ireland Pub Guide - Mobile Edition.

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