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Dude,you went to RAGE and all you mention is the XBox360.Not cool.What about the mobile technology? You were suppose to be our inside man.Our eyes and ears.lol
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Posted: 2007-10-01 19:54:07
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Hey Wangs,just been on the UIQEvangelist blog and he's posted a link you might like.Its a P1i blog written by Shaun McGill from PDA247.com
http://p1iblog.wordpress.com
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Posted: 2007-10-01 20:22:05
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Also on that blog is a link for a P1i review Part one hardware and Part two software by AAS.Very good read.Theres a pic of the P1i in black.Dit lyk Lekker bru
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Posted: 2007-10-01 20:39:03
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Thanks for that, Hobbster.
Much appreciated, boet. Me likes. Nice protective black aluminium housing too:
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T630,P900, Nokia 7600 & N73
[ This Message was edited by: amawanqa on 2007-10-01 23:34 ]
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Posted: 2007-10-02 00:33:03
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@dad - Thanks for the LINKS !
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Posted: 2007-10-02 01:08:36
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Can you imagine Darth Mario's level of ecstasy when he reads this, care of
www.theregister.co.uk ? :
'Nokia pays $8bn for Navteq
Show me the way to Finland... Nokia has jumped into the personal-navigation business with the acquisition of Navteq, for €5.7bn ($8.1bn).
Chicago-based Navteq has about 3,000 employees based at 168 offices in 30 countries. The company will operate independently, providing existing customers with mapping information and continuing to run Traffic.com.
Nokia is, of course, one of those customers - Navteq supplies the Nokia Maps application that comes with the N95 handset.
Nokia already embeds GPS in a couple of handsets, although the decision to upgrade the N95 to A-GPS (though a firmware upgrade) was more indicative of their commitment, as it requires Nokia to host servers providing the assistance (the "A" of "A-GPS").
But sat-nav isn't just about adding features to mobile phone handsets: it's also a route towards Nokia's Nirvana of selling maps, local guide information and, ideally, subscription services direct to customers. This is something that network operators have - at least in Europe - comprehensively failed to do.
Nokia already claims to be the world's largest manufacturer of cameras and portable music players, so can satellite-navigation equipment be far behind?'
@ Jojo,
No probs, pal. Last night we went to a coastal town in Essex called Harwich to pick up a really cheap but good condition 1988-era Yamaha FZ750, which a mate of mine intends to use as a 'runabout' while he slowly does up his ZX7R. (You may remember the pics of it that I posted some time ago.) We got back quite late, so I'll take a few daytime N73 pics of it on Saturday at his place.
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Posted: 2007-10-02 10:41:59
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Does anybody perhaps know where i can find one of these chargers at a reasonable price? They're available from bidorbuy.co.za but in bulk. They're also available from
mplay.co.za but at considerably greater cost.
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Posted: 2007-10-02 17:29:00
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Funky lookin' portable charger there, Kryptik. Anodised aluminium battery sheath by the looks of things.
Taken with the P900, so please excuse the crappy quality.
Dog washing on wheels...whatever next:
Both
and Nokia phones being bundled with peripheral speakers at the local Tesco superstore:
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Posted: 2007-10-02 20:00:55
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Nice pics Wanqa
Well i was just watching Ugly Betty when and ad break came in as usual but ONE of the ads got me,it was an ad of the latest SE CyberShot phones in SA, and one of the CyberShots is the all new K850!! The ad mainly focused on the K850 but also includes the K550 and K810. Watch out for it everyone! Its a cool ad!
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Posted: 2007-10-02 20:29:42
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I'll keep my eye on Youtube; that
ad's more than likely/bound to end up on there soon.
The Nokia N81 is now on online shop Mphone's 'available for pre-order soon' section.
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Posted: 2007-10-02 22:26:23
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