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Nokia lowers Q2 forecastInternational Business TimesNokia Corp. (NYSE:NOK) warned on Wednesday that its second-quarter profits and sales could be lower than expected. The world's No.1 cell phone maker cited …Nokia Reduces Q2 Forecast; Trouble In Smart Phones; Stk OffBarron’s (blog)Nokia Lowers Profit Expectations, Shares PlummetThe Epoch TimesNokia Profit Warning: It's Been Outmaneuvered by AppleFast [...]

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- HTC president Peter Chou (Peter Chou) has commented that, in Europe and the United States smart cell phone market, mid-and high-end models are still the main force, which is the sale focus of Taiwan cell phone makers this year. Industry experts often

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- Currently it is still a global question that if cell phone emission power is related to human body radiation . What can be sure is that emission power is the mainstream of cell phone’s radiation, the lower the radiation is

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High-rising homegrown mobile phone player Cherry Mobile is generating considerable buzz as it is set to enter the smart phone market with its Microsoft-licensed Windows Phone known as the Cherry Mobile Eclipse.

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Software & Services | 08 Jun 2010 : Viruses are being planted in games running on some Windows-based smart phones, according to security experts.

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This is an amazing phone to hold and use. I haven’t been this enchanted by an electronic gadget in quite some time. It seems like it can do everything- sometimes almost reading my mind. Of course, there is the occasional ‘huh’ moment trying to figure something out that should be a piece of cake, but [...] Filed in categories: Android related , Reviews Tagged: evo , HTC , smart phone , Sprint HTC …

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“Adobe today announced the release of Flash Player 10.1 to mobile platforms. Already available on the Android Market, Flash Player 10.1 will be available in its final production release for all Android smartphones running ver. 2.2 “Froyo.”Some of the devices that Adobe lists as bound to get Froyo include Dell Streak, Google Nexus One, HTC Evo, HTC Desire, HTC Incredible, Motorola DROID and Motorola Milestone, and Samsung Galaxy S. Too bad there’s not even one device to feature Android 2.2 officially yet (except perhaps developers’ Nexus One’s). Besides up on the Android Market, Flash Player 10.1 is also released to Adobe’s partners for them to incorporate and preinstall in their products – BlackBerry, Palm’s webOS, future versions of Windows Phone, LiMo, MeeGo and Symbian OS are all expected to start chewing Flash content online like only desktop machines could before. Flash Player makes use of virtually every mobile CPU currently available on the market so it will be compatible with many smartphones. Additional features would allow it to integrate even better offering a seamless experience.- For instance, support for on-board accelerometers will allws automation switching between portrait and landscape screen orientation.- Flash Player will also pause automatically upon incoming calls or when switching from the browser to another application. Once users switch back to the browser, Flash Player will resumes where it paused.- The Smart Zooming feature will allow Flash content to run fullscreen on any of the supported devices.- The Smart Rendering feature makes sure Flash content embedded on webpages runs only when it’s visible on screen reducing CPU toll and extra battery consumption.- With the available Sleep Mode, the Flash Player will automatically throttle down when the device enters screen saver mode.” via gsmarena.com

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My Palm Tungsten E PDA has died a watery death, and apparently they aren’t sold anymore, not new anyway. So what should I get to replace it? I really want a multi-tasker, keeping in mind I won’t be using it as a phone (I have one I like and I don’t want to sign up for another plan).

Something that is compatible with Windows is best; I need the ability to open and use MS Office documents, export from Outlook, read PDFs, e-book capability, and of course play music.

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My Palm Tungsten E PDA has died a watery death, and apparently they aren’t sold anymore, not new anyway. So what should I get to replace it? I really want a multi-tasker, keeping in mind I won’t be using it as a phone (I have one I like and I don’t want to sign up for another plan).

Something that is compatible with Windows is best; I need the ability to open and use MS Office documents, export from Outlook, read PDFs, e-book capability, and of course play music.

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“Dual-SIM smartphones are hard to get by. The Gigabyte GSmart S1205 is a fresh addition to that scarce product line, but doesn’t take its unique selling point as a license to empty your wallet. A well built phone, the GSmart is sturdy as a work horse – and probably as good looking. But that’s not the point – at this price you won’t look it in the mouth. It’s a straight deal: a dual SIM PocketPC within budget. The home-brewed Smart Pack user interface on top of the Windows Mobile 6.5 is the only bonus feature.” Read more here:

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