There has been a lot of hype about the supposedly Motorola superphone – The ZN5 (or ZINE). Many were hoping that this phone would be the phone that would give Motorola back some market share. Unfortunately, it’s been in the labs for an awfully long time, and it doesn’t seem to be showing the specs […]

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More details of the Philips X800 touch screen phone is now available at FCC document list today. Early of this month the report said that this X800 will feature e2e design, meaning a full edge to edge touch screen design that will occupy the whole width on the front body. Though you can’t really see how they […]

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Filed under: Apple

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The US Patent and Trademark Office has revealed a mammoth document that can only be described as The iPhone Patent, a 371-page spectacular that covers Apple’s handheld multi-touch UI paradigm in excruciating detail. Many of the mocked-up screen shots depicted in the paperwork are dead ringers for […]

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Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Symbian, NTT DoCoMo, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

We know that Nokia’s got a version of its recently-announced 6124 classic midrange S60 candybar designed to support i-mode, but it’s not meant for NTT DoCoMo itself; instead, it’s being shipped off to Taiwan where Far EasTone licenses the i-mode service. New FCC documents reveal […]

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