A business phone comes with some very innovative features that make it perfect for globe trotting executives who need to keep a tab on their job - even when they are on the move. One could say that a laptop would be better suited for this purpose. However, given the features and specifications of some of the latest business phones, the reader would find that these handsets are more than adequate to support users in handling high-pressure business situations.We can take the case of the HTC P4350 to drive home the point. The HTC P4350 is a mobile phone that can be used as an office device with the greatest of ease. This third generation handset runs on the Windows mobile 5.0 OS. With round-the-clock Internet connectivity and easy access to emails - theHTC P4350 is quite the device for busy professionals. Moreover, the integrated multimedia capabilities keep users entertained and refreshed while they are busy dealing with deadlines and work pressures.The Nokia E90 is another powerful phone from brand Nokia that can also be used in specific business environs. One could view office documents and make the most of the comprehensive connectivity options to convey ideas and suggestions to colleagues. The 3G(HSDPA), Wi-Fi, HSCSD connectivity options are more than adequate for the purpose.Another phone that is worth mentioning is the Nokia E61i. The QWERTY keyboard with a 5-way scroll key is easy to use. With GPRS, EDGE,HSCSD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB support, the connectivity options are quite exhaustive. Powered by an ARM 9 220 MHz processor, the Nokia E61i would deliver high speed downloads. The Li-Po 1500mAh battery is quite dependable and would not let users down when they are in need of the handset.The Samsung i600 Phone is another mobile phone that comes with some of the best business applications. With a web-browser, email client, 3G connectivity options, andPIM functionality, this Samsung mobile can take care of quite a few needs of the modern day business user.Last but not the least, the Samsung i600 is a 3G smartphone with a slim profile and a QWERTY keyboard. One could call the handset a multimedia computer - thanks to the powerful processor, HSDPA features, GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB options that are a part of the same.
Erica Sadun has released the first beta version of a freeware anti-theft application for Apple iPhone called iPhone FindMe. Findme is a command-line utility that returns the location of the cell phone tower nearest to your iPhone. When run, the utility tells you the GSM tower’s cell id as well as its latitude and longitude with the help of Google Maps. It then autosubmits the information to Yahoo, and gets back the name of your city and state in return. This is not a full fledged anti-theft cellphone recovery software ...
Sun Microsystems to sell 'virtual' Windows
SUN Microsystems plans to introduce software and hardware to create 'virtual' Windows and Linux personal computers that can be accessed via desktop machines, laptops and cell phones,Companies will host the PCs on server computers at data centres using software that Sun has developed. They can be accessed via a US$200 (S$277) desktop hardware package from Sun, which includes a monitor.....
Sony Ericsson With Thumb Drives
You know, industrial designers seem to love conceptualizing what future Sony Ericsson mobiles will look like. Designer Vincent Palicki is just one of many but his design actually looks like it could be made today and fit right in with the SE family.It’s a slim candy bar style phone complete with a big screen, standard SE key layout but touched up with stainless steel buttons. Yes it’ll do music, movies, text, email, blah blah and blah so where’s the innovation here? It would be the full size USB port, perfect for any thumb drive. Of course it’s not meant to have a “sore thumb” sticking out at all times, but it’s a way to transfer files like music, videos, and pictures to and from without the need of a computer....
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