Sunday, February 6, 2005

HP, Nokia mobilize digital pen technology. HP and Nokia have teamed up to add more mobility to a digital pen system designed to quickly and easily transfer information from paper forms to databases. [Computerworld Mobile/Wireless News]
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HP's smart phone efforts heat up. Smart phones are viewed as the next frontier for handheld devices. [Computerworld Mobile/Wireless News]
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DoCoMo Booth at 3GSM World Congress. WWJ Editors, 1 February 2005 According to the company, NTT DoCoMo will participate in 3GSM World Congress 2005, an exhibition of the latest telecommunications technologies, services and R&D. The event will be held 14-17 February 2005 at the Palais des Festivals et des Congres in Cannes, France. ... [Wireless Watch Japan]
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SingTel Pushing Video for 3G. WWJ Editors, 2 February 2005 SingTel announced a suite of content to be accessed on its 3G network in the coming months. Mr. Lim Chuan Poh, SingTel's Executive VP for Consumer Business & CEO of SingTel Mobile, said: "SingTel ran two successful 3G consumer trials last year. From the trial, ... [Wireless Watch Japan]
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DoCoMo's New 3G FOMA 700i-series. DoCoMo PR, 2 February 2005 NTT DoCoMo, Inc. revealed the new 700i series of FOMA® 3G handsets. The new series comprises four slim, compact models equipped for all standard FOMA services and functions, including videophone, ChakuUta[dot accent] ring songs, ChakuMotion[dot accent] ring videos... [Wireless Watch Japan]
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3G FOMA 901i Launch. WMP 400k Real 400k QT 500k By Gail Nakada, 3 February 2005 The 901i-series of 3G FOMA cell phones is DoCoMo's latest tactical weapon in Japan's escalating "lighter and smarter" mobile arms race. The four 901i handsets come pack... [Wireless Watch Japan]
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NTT Posts Solid 9 Month Results. WWJ Editors, 4 February 2005 Reuters says today that Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT), the world's biggest telecoms group by revenue, posted a solid operating profit for the first nine months of its business year, despite intense competition. While the group's fixed-line business may be st... [Wireless Watch Japan]
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American Airlines' In-Flight Portable Media Device.

150566.JPG imageAmerican Airlines is set to provide an in-flight entertainment media player for $8 a flight, filled with moves, music videos, games, and that day's major newspapers. Apparently, half of American's fleet are MD-80s which have no on-board entertainment. Rather than spending lots of money to retrofit them with expensive, integrated systems, American hopes to address passenger needs on a more individual basis.

Flights with the yet-unbranded portable media device start this week on flights from LaGuardia to Miami and LaGuardia to Dallas.

American Airlines To Offer In-Flight Entertainment To Rival Smaller Carriers [NY1 via CoranteNewYork]

[Gizmodo]
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