Archive for November, 2004

On the eve of the LG PM-325’s shipment to sales channels, we have to issue a public advisory to Sony Ericsson T608 owners: get your phones HP tested if at all possible.
It is now coming quite clear that the T608 suffers from a product-wide issue: RF that is too powerful. While many would consider [...]

Sprint has released the Samsung RL-A760, Samsung’s first ReadyLink phone, and the first VoiceSMS phone.
Samsung RL-A760 Product Page

Yet Another BitPim Update. Version 0.7.22 is completely devoted to bug fixes.

Core Mobility, which is beginning to become the Area 51 of Sprint’s research and development, has finalized deployment of what we reported way back on, ReadyLink SMS.
Marketed as VoiceSMS, Core Mobility has expanded the platform to allow Voice SMS phones to work with every type of cell phone, and even email. Voice SMS messages [...]

Following in the PPC-6601’s wake, the PalmOne Treo 650 is now available online on the PCS Bussiness portion of Sprint’s web site.
Treo 650 PCS Business Product Page

Brighthand.com has confirmed that the Audiovox SMT5600 will be released on Cingular, pending (re)certification by the new company. Currently only available on AT&T Wireless plans, the SMT5600 is the smallest Windows Smartphone ever sold.

Verizon’s data offerings to phone customers could be summed up in one word: confusing. First, you have the airtime usage that cannot be easily tracked, then the monthly fee for the home page portal (which is poorly named Mobile Web… even though it doesn’t provide that service), and on top of it is Get-It-Now…
Verizon is [...]

Over on Cingular Wireless Info, we’re giving away an Ogo. Check it out…

Aparrently, people that design flaws in their products like to do so by following other people’s flaws. As all Treo 600 owners are presented with a note about not using Treo 300 chargers, Audiovox might want to start writing a similar note.
HTC, the designers of the PPC-6601, and XDA III PDA, decided to use [...]

Verizon has issued a new America’s Choice PRL, 50210, as well as many Local Digital Choice plans. Regardless of what plan you have, call *228 to get your PRL updated.