Feb
25
2009
Comments Off on Apple to stop Micro-USB from becoming standard? – CNET News | tags: Apple, cell phone, google, Mac, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
25
2009
Video demonstration of a service Microsoft is working on that basically combines Qik’s cell phone video streaming with Photosynth’s panoramic image stitching together. The new service will take multiple live video streams focusing on the same subject (as you might find at a concert), and stitch them together to create one large panoramic video.
Comments Off on Qik Meets Photosynth With Impressive Panoramic Mobile Movies | tags: cell phone, microsoft, mobile, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
25
2009
Comments Off on Apple to stop Micro-USB from becoming standard? – CNET News | tags: Apple, cell phone, google, Mac, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
21
2009
Comments Off on MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions – InformationWeek | tags: 3G, cell phone, google, mobile, myspace, network, networking, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
21
2009
Comments Off on MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions – InformationWeek | tags: cell phone, google, mobile, myspace, network, networking, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
21
2009
Comments Off on MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions – InformationWeek | tags: cell phone, google, mobile, myspace, network, networking, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
21
2009
Comments Off on MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions – InformationWeek | tags: cell phone, google, mobile, myspace, network, networking, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
20
2009
Comments Off on MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions – InformationWeek | tags: cell phone, google, mobile, myspace, network, networking, news, Phone, tv | posted in technical news
Feb
20
2009
Comments Off on MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions – InformationWeek | tags: cell phone, google, mobile, myspace, network, networking, news, Phone | posted in technical news
Feb
18
2009
Cell phone users have long been able to shield their originating number from display by dialing *67 before placing a call. However, cell calls placed to 800-numbers have been immune to this technique because the toll-free number is paying to receive the call. TrapCall takes advantage of that arrangement and shows you the Caller ID.
Comments Off on New Free Service Reveals Blocked Caller IDs | tags: cell phone, Phone | posted in technical news