Travelers, hear ye!!!

Lonely Planet has tied the knot with Nokia in order to vend out maps and city guides via mobile phone. This tandem is expected to bring huge amount of assistance for certified travelers via Nokia Maps downloads. More than 100 ‘must see’ destinations are provided containing directory of food chains, shopping hub, hotels, activities, basically just about anything necessary in a travelers’s life. (more…)

Experience eclipse right into your very own hands.

Sanyo has just introduced its very first multimedia phone, the Katana Eclipse, which features a distinctive lighting effect courtesy of Sprint Mobile Broadband Network. Sanyo Katana Eclipse has a very special and exceptional lighting mode to cater to different alert needs such as message alert calls. The users could also set a different lighting for each specific person in the phonebook list.

Moreover, Sanyo’s newest handset offers live TV, music download, GPS navigation, web browsing, and gaming. And, with a micro SD card slot, each user will have plenty of room for photo and video, phonebook back up, and music list of up to 8 gigabytes.

Here comes Motorola RAZR VE20, a handset that provides high quality performance to suit every sport enthusiasts needs.

Direct from it’s LCD display screen, Sprint’s Motorola RAZR VE20 features instant access to mp3 player, message inbox, and other control menu. What’s more, it delivers the NFL Mobile Live right into the users hands. Yes, it does — everything NFL including video and audio streaming of NFL Network games, the live televise of each season, as well as every details of the team and the game highlights.

But that is not everything that the new RAZR boasts about, because it also include Sprint Music Store for music downloads, Sprint TV, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, and a 2 MP camera.

Years ago, barcode-reading handsets look appalling, and as a result, the ability of these phones to interpret barcodes is exchanged by the buyers for striking designs.

Today, iPhone presents a different story. Supported by ScanBuy, an application that can detect any 2D barcode is now available via iPhone. Buy just photographing the barcode, your device can give you information about the product. Not only that, it can also lead you to the website where the product is linked to. However, the most gorgeous feature of this product is the fact that it comes for free.

Now, that’s what you call marketing ingenuity!

Finally, cell phone users don’t have to worry about finding a place to plug their chargers in. Powerfilm, Inc. is offering an eco-friendly way of re-charging and using cell phone devices.

Just recently, the company has introduced the use of solar energy for a very environment-friendly and economic way of supporting mobile phone devices. During the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2008 that was held in Salt Lake City, Powerfilm, Inc. explains how the power of the sun can energize a USB as well as an AA Solar Charger by using a very thin solar panel films weighing about 4.5 ounce.

So go out in the beach, treat your family to a picnic, or go camping with your loved ones. Whichever you like to do, just remember to bring your handsets. Who care about electrical chargers? Throw them away! =)