Witspad W8 Mobile World Wide Web Device
March 16, 2010
The Witspad W8 Mobile Web Device (MID) does look like a smartphone at first glance, something which hails from the HTC family of devices, but we guess we are wrong considering it lacks SMS support, which disqualifies it from being a full handset replacement. Hardware specifications include the Maemo OS, a 806MHz Marvell PXA 320 processor, a 4.3" touchscreen display, 128MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a 3.2-megapixel camera, a 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS support, Wi-Fi connectivity and CDMA2000 3G connectivity. It is currently going for around $470 after conversion in China.
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Open Mobile System Gets Windows Mobile API Support?
February 3, 2010
You’ll probably remember the OPhone, which runs on the Open Mobile System (OMS), China Mobile’s supposedly modified Android OS? OMS has moved from version 1.5 to 2.0, and there are some rather interesting updates. Aside from the Scalable Vector Graphics UI elements, as well as voice recognition, the most intriguing is the support for the Windows Mobile API. Does that update mean that Windows Mobile apps will be able to run natively in OMS via a compatibility layer? Considering that there is a rather large catalog of Windows Mobile apps out there, whether OMS is able to run Windows Mobile apps, it would certainly be favorable to it. There isn’t any mention of any phones that will be getting version 2.0 just yet, but hopefully something will happen soon.
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Shave Mobile Makes Calls And Lets You Shave
December 23, 2009
Now here’s something you don’t see every day, a mobile phone that doubles as a shaving razor. Convergent devices are the rage nowadays, but that is probably taking things a little far, don’t you think? Dubbed, the Shave Mobile, the ads even seem to feature David Beckham, though that’s most likely a Photoshop. It does assemble you wonder what kind of sales figures the Shave Mobile will be able to get in China.
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Motorola XT701 MT710 And XT800 Hitting China
December 20, 2009
Motorola certainly seems like it likes the Chinese market a lot, particularly since it’s launching 3 very interesting looking Android-powered devices in China, with one phone for each of the main carriers. The XT701, which has often been dubbed the Motorola Sholes, should be available on China Unicom, thanks to its use of HSPA. The MT710 in the center of the picture is the OPhone for China Mobile, sporting supposed for TD-SCDMA that’s only used on China. The phone on the right in the picture is the XT800 which sports dual-mode GSM and EV-DO for China Telecom. Would you be interested in these phones whether Motorola brought them by to the US?
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Motorola MT710 to hit China soon
December 8, 2009
Motorola knows that the world is their oyster, and has hence made a push to release their Android-powered Motorola MT710 in China as a keyboard-less variant of Verizon's Motorola DROID in that part of the world. December 28th will be when China Mobile launches the Motorola MT710, where Motorola hopes to tap into a phenomenally huge market of 510 million wireless subscribers that are currently with China Mobile.
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The Chinese carrier selling real iPhone to additionally sell fake iPhone.
November 27, 2009
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China Unicom Confirmes UPhone
November 27, 2009
China Unicom has confirmed that it will be launching the UPhone, which should be fairly similar to China Mobile’s Android-powered OPhone. The UPhone will be running a customized version of the Android OS, dubbed UniPlus. Aside from that, it will plus boast its own app store, which is fast becoming the trend in the mobile scene. Sometimes we do sit back and wonder whether the operators in China are able to come up with more interesting names instead of the OPhone and UPhone. whether that’s all they’re going to stick to, we can give you the list of future phones coming from China: APhone, BPhone, and all the way until ZPhone.
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