10 links tagged “cell phone”

This upcoming app, from Connected Flow, gives iPhone users opportunity to take photos on their iPhone Camera and send them straight to their Flickr photostream. that program will undoubtedly be quite popular with iPhone users.

Gaming on the iPhone is going to be huge, game developers just can not keep their hands off of the iPhone, and for good reason. The device has a ton of horsepower, and has already proven it is more than capable of playing games, as well as perform all sorts of other functions. that is a very complex game, and is very telling of the iPhone’s abilities.

If your iPhone’s slimmest case is still too thick to use with the dock, here is a new skin-tight wrap for the iPhone that has really great grip. Blue Ember creations created a nice tutorial on how to DiY an iPhone case.

I know that bras are supposed to be intimate wear, but they seem to be gaining prominence these days as technologically advanced clothing. The Beauty World Japan exhibition in Tokyo has managed to unveil the existence of an embedded bra that prevents supposedly harmful radiation from cell phones to invade the wearer’s body, hence improving moods while reducing stress simultaneously. I seriously wonder whether there is any kind of scientific evidence to back up such claims, but I suppose there must be a handful of gullible folks in the world in order for something like that to be manufactured.

The iPhone is an excellent target for gaming. The device’s glorious multi touch display is very intuitive for gaming, and the device has a relatively beefy internal specification sheet. Gaming and the iPhone are no strangers, and that is putting it delicately. Until now though, there have been no real 3D games. Kingdom Lores is out now, and it the first of its kind.

The CECT watch phone might come with a 1.3″ TFT touch screen display, but it additionally boasts a committed numeric keypad built on its strap, doing away with the hassle of using a stylus (or your fingernail) to tap the impossibly tiny screen. Other features of that GSM watch phone include :-

Is the PSP Phone a go or no go? Everyone has their own view on that, and the signs definitely point toward the former accoding to that new Sony Ericsson patent application known as “Orientation based multiple mode mechanically vibrated touchscreen display”. Could the possibility of a cell phone featuring a full touch screen display ala iPhone hit the market soon? Inside, there will be an accelerometer and a haptics feedback set-up which could be rewired via the software, alternating amoung gaming and phone functionality. With haptics tactile feedback mechanism, you don’t need buttons any more, but you’ll definitely need a whole lot of fingerprint cleaning solution whether a lot of gaming occurs here. Another question is that - will a PSP phone mean the end of the PSP line, or will Sony Ericsson claim that that is a “third pillar”?

The newest wristwatch cell phone is absolutely incredible: The $549 Epoq EGP-WP88 is a quad-band unlocked-GSM cell phone. It sports a touch screen for dialing, and can use a Bluetooth headset — or you can forgo the headset and do it Dick Tracy style and talk to the hand. The EGP-WP88 plus takes pictures and plays music and videos. It charges like a regular watch, using kinetic recharging (it charges as you move your arms while walking). The gadget is incredible, but YOU WON’T BUY ONE AND NEITHER WILL I. The reason: considering cell phone carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, et al, refuse to enable multiple handsets per detail. whether you want two phones, they’ll force you to use two accounts. So everyone has to pick just one cell phone handset.

Of course, some energy is needed to break water into hydrogen for now, but it’s conceivable that solar energy or another crazy tech like the electricity generating cloth could help. Strangely, there’s no word on what the battery life whether that phone is. Isn’t that the main point for users?

[MWC] As low tech as it might seem, we have to confess that AAA batteries are really ubiquitous. That’s why the Philips Xenium 9@9j has an AAA slot at its base. that is, to our knowledge, the first cellphone that can support an AAA battery natively that would give it up to three hours of talk…