Review: Nokia N75
Read our close-up look at Nokia’s N75, a 3G phone for AT&T. Does it stand out in the high-end feature phone crowd?
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Written by on May 25th, 2007 with no comments.
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Review: Treo 755p
Our in-depth review of the Treo 755p, which updates the CDMA Palm OS device with modern styling.
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Written by Bart on May 24th, 2007 with no comments.
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Verizon Getting a G’Zone Sequel
The FCC today revealed a followup to Verizon’s durable G’Zone handset. The Casio G’Zone Type S is a slightly smaller clamshell than the original effort, with a hard plastic loop antenna at the top similar to Sony Ericsson’s Z520. …
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Written by on May 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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FCC Site Reveals New V CAST TV Phone from Motorola
Documents seen on the FCC site today showed the new MOTORIZR Z6tv silder, which is headed for Verizon Wireless later this year. The Z6tv offers EV-DO high-speed data and it is the third handset compatible with MediaFLO and Verizon …
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Written by on May 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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Kodak, Motorola Developing 5-Megapixel Camera Phone
Yesterday, Eastman Kodak President Antonio Perez announced that it is developing new 5-megapixel CMOS sensors for digital cameras. The new sensors will also be able to fit into mobile phones, and Perez stated that Kodak will develop a camera …
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Written by on May 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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Sprint to Launch Commercial WiMAX Network In 2Q 2008
Today Sprint further confirmed its plans to launch WiMAX networks in several markets in the U.S. Sprint had previously announced three trial cities (Baltimore, Chicago, and Washington, D.C.) to test its WiMAX networks beginning late this year. In a …
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Written by on May 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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Qwest Adds Mobile Broadband to Its Offering
Piggybacking on Sprint’s EV-DO Rev. A wireless data network, Qwest is rolling out its own branded 3G mobile data service. There are three Qwest Wireless Mobile Broadband plans, starting at $69.99 for 500 MB per month. Qwest is also …
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Written by on May 23rd, 2007 with no comments.
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Video Tour: T-Mobile Wing
An introduction to T-Mobile’s Wing, their follow up to the MDA Pocket PC Phone.
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Written by on May 22nd, 2007 with no comments.
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Cell Phones In Schools
Cell Phones In Schools: Popular To Students and Unpopular To Teachers
Cell phones (more commonly know as mobile phones) are long-range, portable devices that allow people to communicate with each other. Although they are basically used as telephones without the wires, recent moves in the technology have given them enough power to be used as computers. Cell phones can be used to make calls and send text messages, as well as compose, edit, send and receive emails. This is what has made cell phones in schools more popular among students. However, this is also why cell phones in schools have become unpopular with peers and teachers.
Cell phones in schools have given an opportunity for students to do research in remote areas such as the cafeteria or the football field. But the technology is also rapidly becoming a tool in the act of cheating. There were some cases where students were caught using cell phones in schools as a way to answer exam questions. The answers would be sourced from an outsider who had all the books containing the correct answers. It is for this reason that cell phones in schools have become more of a nuisance rather than an accessory for children’s parents to keep in touch with them in cases of emergency.
Another problem with cell phones in schools is that they are also used as tools for bullying other children. Many schools these days question the usage of cell phones in schools as a necessity between children and their parents because of the other activities the phones are used for. It does not make for a secure environment for many students who fall victim to the abuse of possible cell phone grabbing. Cell phones in schools are now facing bans nationwide in the US alone. In an effort to reach a common ground for those who are pro- and against the use of cell phones in schools, some schools and teachers have created rules for those who have cell phones in schools.
Written by Bart on May 22nd, 2007 with no comments.
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Palm Issues Treo Security Fix
Palm made security updates available on its Web site that will protect the Palm OS-based Treo 650, 680 and 700p from a flaw found in its system. The flaw specifically targets the Find feature when in the “Make …
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Written by on May 21st, 2007 with no comments.
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