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Windows Mobile Roundup: Ringo Mobile review, HTC Touch HD and celebrities

Published
by
Kyle
on November 7, 2008
in Featured, Hardware, News, Opinion and Roundups
. 0 Comments

Our Windows Mobile sister site has compiled some great posts for you to get caught up in the world of WinMo. Windows Mobile Cool is our one stop shop for news, reviews, how tos and opinion in the Windows Mobile space. Its editor in chief, Bambi Blue, has a unique style of blogging and she’s really great at communicating with her readers. Check out here site and feel free to drop her a line on any of the social networking tools out there.
Click through to get news, reviews and how tos in the Windows Mobile space

Theories and debate surrounding the iPhone 3G’s poor reception

Published
by
Kyle
on August 14, 2008
in Best Of, Featured and Opinion
. 6 Comments

and iPhone 3G on a sewer

Is this where the iPhone 3G should lay to rest?

Wired recently wrote an article called “What’s Wrong With the 3G in iPhone 3G?” It’s a great article that details the poor reception on the iPhone 3G, specifically on the AT&T network. This leads us to some obvious questions: Is it something to do with the 3G chipset? Is it specific to the AT&T network?

First, we’ll breakdown Wired’s roundup of opinions surrounding the issue, then I’m hoping QuicklyBored readers will add their own anecdotes about the iPhone 3G’s reception.

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The ubiquitous mobile camera

Published
by
Devin Kent
on April 18, 2008
in Hardware, Mobile and Opinion
. 0 Comments

A mobile phone with a camera
mobile-ent.biz’s Tom Green wrote an editorial on the revolution in photography and video recording that mobile phones have sparked. He relates his recent attendance at a WWE wrestling event where signs everywhere forbade filming the matches, and guards searched bags and purses for video cameras. Of course, phones were not prohibited, and once inside the arena nearly everyone whipped one out and started filming away.
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