So it looks like the third competitor has entered the market!. Remember a few months ago i was talking about http://mobilicity.com
Check out bu.mp!. Just type http://www.bu.mp. This little app for iPhones is cool basically you pump your hands together holding you iPhone and can exchange contact information very quickly.
Ok, so Google has launched a Nexus One version that will finally have full speeds in Canada
The price still is sitting at $529USD but this is a unlocked phone, and now it's capable of getting 3G speeds on the following carriers:
Fido has recently brought in a new IM/Email package, maybe they are feeling abit of competition coming in?
Here is a quick brake down:
Wow, Canada is finally waking up my great country! and they want to open up the telcom market to foreign investors. This is good news, it will be more competition here.
So, everyone in Canada that has heard of Wind Mobile. Wind Mobile is now offering $150 dollar ECF (early cancellation fee) to anyone that switches their phone # to Wind Mobile from any Canadian wireless provider.
I am looking around for a wireless bluetooth headset. And the to headsets that jump out at me are:
Ok the new Motorola Devour is supposed to hit Verizon stores and it has Flash Lite (not I do not mean one of those cheesy flashlight option on the phone).
Why in the world the iPad doesn't have this well according to Steve Jobs, Adobe is lazy. Anyways back to the Motorola Devour here is some basic spec to give you an idea on this device
The so called wireless phase 11 technology allows wireless carriers to track the altitude and longitude on a map of a 911 call. I would assume this is not only a 911 call, this could be used to track anyone within 300 meters of the call.
Before calls could only be tracked to the nearest cellphone tower the user made a call from, now this technology is getting very close approximately 300 meters from the cell phone user.
