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HP Planning Consumer-centered QWERTY Smartphone
In a departure from HP's original iPaq smartphone mission, the company is planning a consumer-oriented smartphone that may or may not be the slider-QWERTY phone codenamed "Oak." Greg at MobileCrunch writes:
Current consumer smartphones like the Palm Centro and the T-Mobile Wing are selling well and adding higher-end functions to lower-end phones seems to be the trend, especially considering the coming rise of Android. But can HP sell outside of the IT departments that traditionally bought its PDAs and smartphones?Back in January, word got out of a new WinMo 6.1 touchscreen handset floating around the Hewlett Packard labs. Called the Oak and tentatively set for a September launch on Vodafone, it had a number pad on its face and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard packed away underneath. Unfortunately, all's been mum on the matter since the initial leak. September came and went, and the Oak didn't make an appearance.
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Einstellung VOIP mit Sipgate auf Nokia Handys
Google Phone 1G
Das Google Phone 1G ist derzeit das Hardware News Thema Nummer 1. Der Konkurrent für das iPhone. Ob es ein Konkurrent wird das wird sich entscheiden wenn das Smartphone von Google auf den Markt kommt. Schon im Oktober soll es in den USA auf den Ma...
Android: Google's Dream, Apple's Nightmare? - TIME
On Tuesday, Google will unveil its new iPhone competitor: the HTC Dream smartphone from T-Mobile, which will run the Android operating system. How do the two match up?
GigaOM, 22.09.2008: The Rise of the Superphone
by John SanGiovanni: To describe the segmentation of the mobile phone marketplace, analysts and industry professionals use a common lexicon to group similar devices by their relative features and capabilities. The majority of mobile phones that have graced retail shelves in recent years fall into two distinct categories: featurephones and smartphones. Lately, however, a new category has begun to emerge, that of the superphone.
BlackBerry vs. iPhone: RIM Takes It Up a Notch
To offset Apple's push into the BlackBerry smartphone's core market of business users, Research In Motion is unveiling more consumer-oriented features
iPhone challenge spurs on RIM
Blackberry adds “lifestyle†apps as RIM looks to increase its appeal to consumer market
Symbian Foundation support continues to grow
A further nine companies have added their endorsement for the planned Symbian Foundation
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