by Techno Witch on July 10, 2009
The Nokia N97 is a very much talked about smartphone and it seems there are still stock delays when it comes to T-Mobile, O2 and Orange.
Sales are picking up very well since its release two-weeks ago in Carphone Warehouse, Phones 4u and 3 stores, but T-Mobile and Orange are still waiting for the device, O2 will NOT be stocking the device. O2 are sticking with the iPhone 3GS and the Palm Pre which will keep them busy we are guessing.
Orange staff has been told according to Trading Markets that the Nokia N97 will not be stocked for another 3-weeks which is a long time, T-Mobile staff have been told that they will be getting stocks in two-weeks time.
The demand for the N97 is huge and these firms really need to be getting stock as soon as possibly whilst the buzz for these handsets are still high.
by Techno Witch on July 10, 2009
Many of you and of course our readers have mentioned the problems with overheating, the debate over the overheating issue with the white Apple iPhone 3GS is immense and many of us want to know what the problem is.
Well it seems the debate is over, many users of the iPhone 3GS blamed the case discoloration on overheating and that it got a lot worse when Apple updated the heat advisory for the iPhone 3GS, well now Apple are saying that the discoloration is nothing to do with overheating but down to the case itself.
A French website called FrenchiPhone.com is claiming that the discoloration happens on the white iPhone 3GS when it is exposed to heat, here are some answers according to CNET that may help you understand:
- After numerous calls to Apple technical service and maintenance of contact with a level 3 (engineer) the problem seems to come not from a hot 3GS but contact with some covers! This was evident by ourselves on a device with a small sticker (a warning not to listen to music too loud) remained stuck; part of the hull below remained white.
- A simple solution to the problem is to clean the back of the iPhone with alcohol, tested by myself I can confirm that it works and reassure you it is safe for your precious.
What do you think about the above problem?
by Techno Witch on July 10, 2009
We have found something really interesting, yes Sprint BlackBerry Training Launch Events, and below is a link where you can get to see Sprint?s BlackBerry Training pages for the upcoming BlackBerry Curve.
You will get to see new pictures of the Red BlackBerry Curve 8350i and the Inferno BlackBerry Curve 8330 and you can also see they have a picture of the BlackBerry Tour 9630 smartphone.
The URL http://www.sprintblackberrytraining.com/newcolors?eventcode=47, do you see at the end it says ?eventcode=47?, well all you need to do is change the code ?47? to another number for more information. By clicking the link above you will get to see the page shows up:
Location – NationLink Wireless (Corporate Office)
Address – 342 Cool Springs Blvd, 2nd Floor, Franklin TN 37067
Date – Jul 21, 2009
Time – 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
All you need to do is enter some details and you will get some info, let us know what you think.
by Techno Witch on July 10, 2009
Everyone is talking about the all new BlackBerry Tour and even better news is coming, yes it looks like Sprint Nextel will be releasing an updated version of the BlackBerry Tour that will feature WiFi.
Yes Sprint is grabbing with both hands and hugging dearly Wi-Fi in all its major devices, we have told you about the BlackBerry Tour smartphone which you can get for $199.99, this handset features support for both CDMA and GSM networks.
Many BlackBerry Tour reviewers have complained about his handset not having support for Wi-Fi connections, now this could be good news or bad news because it means it could indeed hamper Sprint’s Tour sales this year if you decide to wait to 2010 for the Wi-Fi version. For more in-depth information please visit Fierce Wireless, but please do come back and post your comments.
by David Montgomery on July 10, 2009
by David Montgomery on July 10, 2009
by Techno Witch on July 10, 2009
At last The Missing Sync is out of beta stage and is now ready for you to download; The Missing Sync for your Palm Pre is just what the doctor ordered.
Mark/Space says you can now take all your favourites with you from your Mac to your Palm Pre, the Palm Pre?s webOS as we know has been designed to synchronize its data with online sources but then there are many of you that like to sync locally and this is where Mark/Space’s new app lets users synchronize photos, contacts, ringtones, calendars, music and much more from your Mac and any other devices running this Operating System.
You do NOT need any wires, you can sync a Mac with the Palm Pre via Wi-Fi, The Missing Sync works with iTunes and iPhoto to transfer and sync favourite photo albums and playlists of music and podcasts — both audio and video, you can synchronize folders with PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Word documents.
You can download right now here and will cost: Personal Edition Download $39.95, Business Edition $89.95 (2-Seat Business License). Just so you know there will be a Windows XP and Windows Vista version of The Missing Sync for Palm Pre coming pretty soon.
by David Montgomery on July 10, 2009
by Techno Witch on July 10, 2009
The latest news comes from Sprint Nextel where they announced last week that they will be transferring operations of its networks to Ericsson the Swedish telecommunications equipment maker.
This new seven-year agreement has been valued at around $5 billion which is a staggering amount and a free substantial amount of that money will be used to develop new products and improve network coverage and quality. Mr. Elfman said in a conference ?Sprint will remain in full control of the network, we own it. We?re not selling it?.
This deal would mean that 6,000 Sprint employees will be transferred to a subsidiary owned by Ericsson that is based in Overland Park, Kan., close to Sprint?s headquarters there. This new deal will mean that they can keep up with the likes of Verizon and AT&T, Sprint shares has risen 17 cents, around about 4 percent to $4.48. For more information please visit NY Times.
by David Montgomery on July 10, 2009
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