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Mobile technology advances are great for gambling
- Posted: 16/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
Users of mobile phones will increasingly take to gaming and gambling, one expert has suggested.
A spokesman for the remote gambling association (RGA), said this week that mobile phones represented "the next big area" for the sector to move into as more and more people discover online gaming using their handsets.
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Is it a phone or is it a watch? Its both
- Posted: 15/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
There have been a number of innovations that have been incorporated into mobile phones over the years, now one site has reported a reverse to the trend.
According to Gizmodo, for around £150 consumers might be able to get their hands - or wrists - on a new watch that incorporates a mobile phone.
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GPS mobile phones set to grow
- Posted: 15/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
A new study has predicted the number of GPS-enabled mobile phones will grow significantly over the new few years, it has emerged.
According to vnunet.
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New mobile game leaves reviewer shaken, not stirred
- Posted: 14/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
Fans of the worlds most famous secret agent have been given a new game title that they can download direct to their mobile phones.
James Bond: Top Agent combines the usual mix of cars, women and action that one would expect from the franchise and a new review has put the game to the test.
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Microsoft boosts Messenger capabilities
- Posted: 14/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
Users of Windows-enabled mobile phones could soon have access to new services that will allow them to watch video and chat with friends.
Reuters reports today that Microsoft has boosted its Windows Live Messenger service with a new Messenger TV program which will allow the popular MSN chat facility to run alongside a video player.
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Skype goes global
- Posted: 08/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
Staying mobile is being taken to the extreme by journalist Rebecca Campbell on behalf of internet communications company Skype.
Ms Campbell, AKA Nomad, has been enlisted to take part in what Skype is describing as the "longest human product demo in perpetual motion for 33 days", according to the Fuzzy Logic blog.
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Bigger is better on new mobile phones
- Posted: 01/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
A new survey has suggested that bigger is better when it comes to the future of mobile phones.
According to recent blogs for the SitePoint website, research compiled by Morten Hjerde has suggested that mobile phones offering below 240 x 320 pixels could be a thing of the past as consumers turn to more advanced mobile applications.
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Mobile phones sector offered new SEO service
- Posted: 01/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
As technology for use of online services using mobile phones increases, one company has announced its plans to offer a business marketing solution.
It is reported that Creative Search Media claims to be offering the first search engine optimisation (SEO) service targeted specifically at clients looking to boost their web presence on the mobile internet.
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Mobile phones technology racing ahead
- Posted: 01/05/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
The technology currently being applied to mobile phones is currently racing ahead at breakneck speed, one expert has suggested.
According to a spokesman for Which?, the UK consumer watchdog which frequently tests consumer products such as mobile phones, users can expect the handsets of the future to become ever-more high tech.
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More good news for social networking fans
- Posted: 30/04/2008
- Category: Mobile phone
More users of mobile phones who are fans of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook may be interested to hear about a new service from CellSpin.
The company is offering a new application that can be downloaded to mobile phones across the globe allowing users to connect their audio, video and picture files to their social networking profiles without the need for access to a PC or laptop.
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