Jackito: Tactile Digital Assitant


Jackito : a real breakthrough in interactive multimedia.

  1. The first PDA screen that is 100% Fingertouch-sensitive. Designed for all fingertips (leading-edge technology and user interface). The most reliable touchscreen technology: no need for recalibration.

  2. The first screen to support two simultaneous touch points. While holding Jackito in your hands, you can easily move both your thumbs, either separately or together. This lets you operate the Touchscreen as fast as your brain thinks (you can touch two points simultaneously).

  3. The first screen featuring three multimedia layers. Touchscreen (top) + Display (center) + Sound (bottom).

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Samsung Introduces 3 Million Pixel Resolution Camera Phone


A 3 million pixel camera phone with digital camera level resolution has been introduced on the Korean market. Samsung launched its new video-clip-recordable 3 million pixel camera phone SPH-2300 on Sunday.

A pixel is one of the many tiny dots that make up the representation of a picture in a computer's memory; and more pixels mean better quality of the image.

chosun

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Is Visual Radio a Nokia Innovation that Will Make a Difference?


Nokia will unveil its first mainstream flip phone and a music player next week, but industry observers said on Thursday the products would not inspire the ardor needed to claw back market share.

The world's top mobile phone maker plans events at its headquarters in Helsinki and in Asia, where it is expected to launch one or two fold-away phones, a music player without a phone keypad, a lightweight communicator model for business users and a small handset for third-generation wireless networks, mobile phone industry sources told

reuters forbes

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Mobile porn is a 'time bomb'


European mobile phone firms must act to ensure that adult content reaches only adults, a research company warns. Mobile operators face a backlash over adult content if they are unable to balance lucrative revenues with legitimate parental anxieties, according to a report from research company Current Analysis. The warning comes as visual advances in mobile handset technology have led to the widespread introduction of mobile devices capable of taking pictures, videos and watching short video clips and films.

theregister

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Opera launches 250% go-faster for mobile phone browser


Opera has launched a go-faster service for mobile phone browsing, claiming the system cuts bills and increases rendering speed on mobile devices by up to 250 per cent. The Opera Mobile Accelerator is a proxy-based system available for Sony-Ericsson P800/P900 and all Series 60 handsets, including Nokia, Siemens and Sendo X.

theregister

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Windows 95 makes it to Pocket PC


Thanks to Miracle and ceasar54 for writing in with the news that a member has got both Windows 95 and Windows 98 SE running on his Asus PPC.

This was made possible by a Pocket PC port of Bochs, by Mamaich, who has also ported DosBox, a "program similar to Bochs but it's a lot faster and only emulates DOS". Sadly, the author tried and failed to get WarLords II working on both these versions, but I'm sure time will tell!

If you're keen to try this on your own Pocket PC, you'll need a minimum of a 256MB memory card (or stream the image over a wireless network) and you'll need a program like Nyditot Virtual Display to increase your screen resolution. Oh, yes, and you'll also need the emulator.

¬> pocketgamer.org

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Siemens SX1 smart phone


Siemens comes relatively late to the smart phone market. Its first handset of that type, the SX1, finally began shipping in the UK in March, despite being pitched by Siemens as the next big thing more than a year ago.

Back in 2003 when Siemens chiefs were telling Symbian developers what a difference the SX1 would be, it was only up against the imperfect Sony Ericsson P800, some clunky Nokias and Handspring's slow Treo 300. Since then, PalmOne/Handspring has shipped the impressive Treo 600 and Siemens' rivals in the mobile phone business, Nokia and Sony Ericsson, have shipped the 6600 and the P900, respectively.

¬> theregister.co.uk

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China launches Linux-based smartphone


A Chinese company based in Shanghai named "E28" has quietly been selling Linux-based smartphones in China since August, and today launched its Linux device in Hong Kong. The company also claims to be in talks with US and European companies to bring the device to those regions, according to one source.

¬> linuxdevices.com

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Brennstoffzelle für PDAs


Hitachi hat in seinen Labors eine Methanol-Brennstoffzelle entwickelt, die nicht größer als eine Mignon(AA)-Batterie sein soll. Nach japanischen und US-amerikansichen Medienberichten soll die Methanol-Brennstoffzelle mit einer 20-prozentigen Methanol-Mischung betrieben werden und einen PDA sechs bis acht Stunden mit Strom versorgen können.

¬> heise

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Windows Inside
MOTOROLA-HANDY MPX200


Als erster Markenhersteller von Mobiltelefonen hat Motorola ein Handy entwickelt, das mit Software von Microsoft läuft. Herausgekommen ist ein Gerät, das von außen viel schöner ist als von innen.

¬> spiegel

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Nokia Says Its N-Gage Copy Protection Hacked


The world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia said on Wednesday hackers have cracked the copy-protection codes for its newly launched N-Gage gaming device, allowing copied games to be downloaded over the Web.

¬> reuters ¬> club-siemens

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Nokia will gegen N-Gage-Crack vorgehen


Handyhersteller Nokia hat den Crack seiner Spielekonsole N-Gage bestätigt und angekündigt, dagegen vorgehen zu wollen. Demnach konnten die Eindringlinge die Sicherheitscodes knacken, die das Kopieren und Verteilen von Games für das N-Gage verhindern sollten.

¬> orf ¬> club-siemens

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