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Vodafone Japan (Vodafone K.K.) recently announced a new range of handsets for Summer 2004, all of them exclusive to Japan only and more advanced than anything announced for the rest of the world....

Siemens has licensed the flagship application from Openwave Phone Suite Version 7, Openwave Mobile Browser Version 7. The browser represents an advance in mobile browsing technology, including...

A French company is planning to overthrow the dominance of Java as the primary language used to program games and content for mobile phones. Actimagine's technology, called MobiClip, can transform...

TCL Communication Technology Holdings Limited and Alcatel announced the signature of a memorandum of understanding ("MOU") to form a joint venture mobile handset company. The two groups have...

Samsung SDI has announced development of a next-generation flat panel display, which can be used as the internal screen of a dual-display cell phone for the first time in the world. The organic...

Colly Myers, a former PSion director who helped found Symbian in 1998, has launched a new service for mobile users through his UK start up company, IssueBits. Customers on Orange and Vodafone...

According to a research by Canalys, the mobile device market in Europe, the Middle East and Africa continued to show good growth of 62% in the first quarter of 2004. Nokia remained overall market...

After the several leaks of unofficial pictures of the so called N-Gage 2, Nokia today announced the new version of the N-Gage game deck and the real name of the device is N-Gage QD. It is quite...

Intel announced a new family of processors based on Intel XScale® technology that can handle multiple forms of wireless broadband access with enough computing power to provide cell phones with full...

Nokia has introduced an exclusive, limited edition of the sophisticated Nokia 7200 mobile phone. With tailored, pure white leather covers, the Nokia 7200 Limited Edition offers state-of-the-art...

Picsel Technologies Ltd. announced Picsel Browser running on the Brew Plattform, the smartphone operating system from Qualcomm. It supports BREW V2.1 and beyond and allows users to display Flash,...

CTIA Wireless is the largest, most comprehensive telecom trade show in the US. The CTIA event draws attendees from a dozen of different industries, serving the different aspects of wireless -...

At Mobile Developer Conference (DevCon) 2004, Microsoft announced the new Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition - an extended version of Windows Mobile 2003 software platform. The Windows Mobile...

A few days after SanDisk presented its Reduced-Size MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC) at CeBIT, a further announcement ensued. The company's TransFlash storage device, which was introduced in February 2004,...

At CTIA Wireless 2004 Conference Digit Wireless, LG Electronics and TELUS Mobility announced an agreement to produce the world's first Fastap™ enabled mobile phone. Digit Wireless's Fastap keypad...

Motorola introduced the new model A840, one of the first mobile handsets to combine CDMA and GSM technology for reliable global roaming and a single-number experience for seamless mobility. The...

Sagem myS-7 is the company's first smartphone running Windows Mobile 2003 software. It includes the familiar Pocket Outlook® software, which gives access to e-mail, contacts, calendar and tasks as...

The new Panasonic X300 is the first mobile phone featuring a unique one-push button pop-up screen. Such kind of screens is mainly used on camcorders and come to make filming easier by holding the...

LG Electronics drew the attention at CeBit with its LG-G7200 and LG-T5100 swivel design mobile phones. The new LG-G7200 tri-band mobile device features an integrated VGA photo and video camera with...

The list of the just announced phones by Samsung at Cebit 2004 is quite long - P710, P730, E800, E810, D710, i500, X900, X910, E300 and C110. The new P730 offers a 1 megapixel camera with imaging...