Do you ever get random phone calls from unfamiliar numbers? I get them all the time and it drives me nuts. They never leave a message and I have no idea if its a friend or a stranger trying to call me. I guess I could just call them back to find out who it is, but the one time I tried that it turned into a whole mess with some angry husband accusing me of fooling around with his wife! Continue Reading »
How To Find Out Who Owns Any Phone Number

Here’s a bit of buzz on the grapezine. Seems apple plans to plug in a GPS chip into their iPhone:

“Tonight, based on a recent informal conversation my Dad had with his friend’s wife who works at Apple, he told me the next iPhone is likely to have GPS. Usually, my Dad’s friend’s wife doesn’t let Apple product info slip out until right before a new product announcement is made. This being the case, I’m betting GPS will be included with the 3G iPhone… and soon”

Ah. It’s that ole fave gossipmongers like to pass around, “My husband’s friend’s wife said that…” Think it could be true? If so, I may just be tempted to switch to the iPhone. My P1i is starting to look long on the tooth next to this beauty.

But while they’re at it, I hope they allow dual or quad sims. Why is it that only china phones have this killer feature?

GyPSii takes social networking mobile for Apple iPhone

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 5th, 2008 - GyPSii, the world’s leading geo-location and social networking service provider for mobile phones and Internet devices, is now available on the iPhone - Apple’s market-leading high-end mobile device. The iPhone has shipped more than five million units worldwide since its launch in 2007. Continue Reading »
GyPSii launches iPhone platform

Hip fashion phones are unbiquitous. Nearly everyone from the savvy exec to a smiley teener has one. Buft for the diehard fashion minded femme, not any Nokia phone would do. It’s gotta be one of those rarer phones- like the Samsung F330 slider phone. Super stylish, silky sleek and funked up with goodies, this toy screams sophistication any fashionista would love. Continue Reading »
Samsung SGH-F330, a Definite Looker

The new Panasonic KX-TG3034 cordless phone comes with really user friendly features that have played a big role in making the handset a real buddy of the users. The handset has a caller ID, call waiter caller ID and digital answer system. The phonebook of this phone is capable of storing 50 user names making it easy for the user. The user here will not have to search for names for a long time, as the names are present in the instrument itself. The up-to 4-way conference capability is another real unique feature of this model which makes the model stand apart from the market competitors.

The presence of built-in clock with alarm on the headset LCD is really helpful for the user as it is easy for the user to know the time any time required. If we talk about the digital answering system, it can be easily seen that the latest technological features are present in this model. Also, its ability to record 12 minutes of conversation is another colourful feature of this handset. Continue Reading »
Panasonic Brings New Models of Cordless Phones

 The grapevine’s got buzz that Sonim will be braging its Sonim XP1 “indestructible” phone at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year. During, the show, the company will challenge participants and particularly attending media to rape, pillage and plunder the phone.

”If you’ve been watching the videos on YouTube, you’ll have seen the Sonim shot with a Glock 9mm by Mobil magazine and a Remington rifle by Metro, the largest paper in Sweden” Bob Plaschke, CEO of Sonim

I don’t know about you, but I’m taking my AK47 to the trade show this year. Let’s see the guards (and that phone) stop me.

It isn’t often when I call something perfect- but with the case of the Ericsson P1i, I may just break that tradition.

I acquired all manner of Nokia and Samsung almost every month for the past year. They were good, but none give me the drools as much as the P1i - successor to the P990i . P1 is a 3G Symbian smartphone sorting a QWERTY keyboard. There are two flavors of the P1, the Sony Ericsson P1c for consumption in China and the P1i which attacks other markets.

The exciting P1i sidesteps the P800/P900/P910/P990 form factor and disposes of the famous “flip” on the front of the device. It further disposes the QWERTY keyboard for a keypad reminiscent to the M600i. The device drops weight from 150g P990i - weighing in at 124 g. Continue Reading »
The Perfect Phone- Ericsson P1i

Samsung joins in on the “who’s got the coolest phone” bandwagon with the two-faced F300 and F500. And when I say two-faced, I mean it!

The F300 Ultra Music boasts a plain phone on one side and a music player on the other. Now you can leave the extra weight of that Ipod at home with this baby. You can look cool with slimmer pockets, without sacrificing your perpetual music fix.

But what if you’re a video junkie and lug a video ipod wherever you go? No sweat! The F500 Ultra video descended from the F300 and neatly transforms into a video player. Simply swivel the bottom half to rest on your desktop and whammo! You got yourself a movie player in landscape mode. With a large 2.4 inch color TFT display and DivX video codec support, you can watch Pamela Anderson’s boobs bouncing in full glory.

Who still wants an iPhone now???