Posted on 07 August 2006 by admin
Here is a quick and handy way to mount almost any cellphone into a car cup holder. All you need is an angle brace, three neoprene washers, a threaded rod, cable ties, one of those cheapy universal cellphone belt clips, a cup holder and plaster of paris. It may seem like a lot, but a majority of these things can be found around the house. Basically you are creating an angled mount for the cellphone and sticking it in a cup filled with plaster of paris. If you are handy enough you could ditch the cup/plaster and use the angled brace to mount it somewhere else in your car. Or you could just get a Bluetooth headset, but who am I to tell you how to use your cell on the move. – Travis Hudson
phone cam mount/tripod for table or car [Via MAKE]
from gizmodo
Posted on 07 August 2006 by admin
Pics of the so far unannounced Sony DSC-T50 surfaced on i4u from an anonymous tipster. The T50 has the general form factor of the T-series, but features a 7.2 megapixel sensor and 3x optical zoom, combined with “Super SteadyShot”. There’s also a built in slideshow with music feature for annoying friends and family.The T50 should be available in October in silver, black and red. – Jason Chen
Exclusive! Hot Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T50 Leaked [i4u]
From Gizmodo
Posted on 07 August 2006 by admin
Is this the new GSM Treo 700 that’s coming in Europe? Or is it a completely new model? We’re not sure, but the guy who posted these pics has a few things to say about this Palm OS-based Treo.
He says there’s no right shift key, it has 64MB of internal memory, it’s the same size as the Treo 650, and it feels good in his hand.
Another posting on the same site says they changed the battery since the 650 so it’s thinner, it has the same camera as the 650, and stereo speakers(?) to listen to music. The Palm OS version is 5.49106 compared to the Treo 650′s 5.40017. It’s somehow related to the Japanese mobile company Access that bought out PalmSource. – Jason Chen
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Posted on 07 August 2006 by admin
It’s just a little bit obscure what’s going on in terms of specs and details over at Pocket Israel’s joint with the Sony Ericsson’s Z610i, but really, what do you need to know? Sony Ericsson’s following up their Z520 — which is a hot little number in and of itself — but we will, of course, fill in the blanks as soon as we can. It’s just nice to know what’s coming down the pipeline, right?
[Thanks, Goku & Harel]
from engadget
Posted on 07 August 2006 by admin
The stealthy BlackBerry Stealth slinks behind the scenes no more. It’s the BlackBerry 8100 and it’s got a camera, microSD slot, EDGE data, and media playback functionality — just like we’d expected (so where’s the damn WiFi?). This should be due in November on Cingular (no guarantees), but something tells us to expect an even earlier launch on T-Mo. Perhaps it’s the T-Mo branding. We can’t tell you much else as of right now, but big ups to Random Asian Dude for the hookup.
From engadget
