Fujitsu announced their new Windows 7 F-07C mobile phone will be available in Japan from NTT DOCOMO on the July 23. F-07C is a special devices that combines both basic PC and conventional mobile phone functionality. It’s also the world’s smallest PC that fits into the palm of the user’s hand.
Sony Ericson has recently revealed a new android smartphone that is not afraid of knocks and bumps and actually have a cool geeky design. This new smartphone, Sony Ericson Xperia Active is perfect for your super active lifestyles as it comes with a rugged exterior.
Eton has introduced the Mobius solar charging case for iPhone. Like the company’s other electronics, the Mobius is equipped with a monocrystal solar panel that gathers the sun’s energy and charges up your iPhone.
Smartphones are increasingly playing a large role in our lives and we use them for all sorts of things, but now it seems that we’ll be able to use smartphones to unlock our hotel rooms.
You love your Xbox 360. You love to score and break records on your Xbox 360. And, you love to be a Microsoft guy throughout. For Xbox fans, the amalgamation of Xbox Live with Windows Phone 7 is something that you should put your hands together for, however do be informed that Xbox live for Windows Phone 7 will stand no where close to the real Xbox 360 experience.
The new Sony Ericsson Elm phone has been awarded by the O2 as the most sustainable handset on the market. The UK’s first sustainable rating system for mobile phones, O2’s Eco rating, awarded the Sony Ericsson Elm phone 4.3 out of 5 for its green credentials and the companies’ good sustainability work.
How many times has it happened that you ended up drying your soaked cell phone (or any other electronic gadget) with rice? Hopefully you are one of the lucky ones who haven’t ever faced rain to extremes that destroys gadgets but for the ones like me who just cannot take care of his gadgets especially when it is raining I think the rice method is an old trick now.
Somehow people in Japan have come up with a high tech method to dry your soaked gadgets and that too for $12 (¥1,000) in 30 minutes.
