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Articles tagged with: O2 and Display
HTC SHows Off Two New Smartphones
.. based HTC Corp. has unveiled two new flagship devices, the HTC Touch Diamond2 and HTC Touch Pro2, which both support HTC's latest TouchFLO 3D interface. TouchFLO 3D has been more deeply integrated into a customized version of Windows Mobile 6 more
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Economic Downturn Sparked a Battle for 3rd Place in Mobile Phone Market
Worldwide sales of mobile phones to end-users reached more than 309 million units in the third quarter of 2008, a 6 per cent increase compared to the third quarter of 2007, according to Gartner. Growth dipped back into single figures, representing less than half the 16 per cent growth rate of the same period in 2007. more
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O2 MMS Messages Visible by the Public
Anti-Spam company, MailChannels has found that o2 UK's web based MMS service is open to the general public without any form of user authentication. Although it is not possible to track down specific photos or o2 customer details, the move has caused concern amongst o2 customers chatting on the company's own customer care forum. more
Related Tags: google, mms, customer-care, email, UK
The UK network operator, o2 has previewed a new music phone which it will be releasing in August. The selling point of the handset is the LED display which is embedded into the outside of the clamshell handset. A key feature that consumers rated high in testing is the blue LED display which can be programmed to show time, 'now playing' information, caller ID and also displays the beginning of text messages as they arrive in the users inbox. more
Related Tags: flash-memory, bluetooth, text-messages, memory, displays, microsd, fm-radio, vip, caller-id
i-mate CEO Looks For Operator Deals, Lauches TV"
BARCELONA -(Dow Jones)- Dubai-based mobile device developer i-mate is looking to increase the number of deals it has with mobile phone operators after deciding to end its relationship with handset supplier HTC. more
Related Tags: windows-mobile, htc, analog, i-mate, i-mate
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