Wireless charging was introduced 3 years ago, but still hasn’t really caught on; its adoption has been hindered by the split between inductive and conductive chargers, and the unsightly but necessary aftermarket backs…
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Blackberry Wireless Phone – A Change Is Coming
June 30th, 2010
jedwan Multiple applications have been using on my blackberry wireless phone. For giveaway by a approach Mr. Gates. This split alone lets me know which Bill is not on a Q.T. using a mobile industry. Cellular phones have been rigourously using a …
Palm splits with ad agency Modernista
April 6th, 2010
admin According to a report from Advertising Age , Palm has mercifully, finally, really parted ways with its ad agency, Modernista — the house responsible for some of our least favorite ads ever. If you need a memory jog, here’s them telling the world that they loved creeping people out with Palm ads. The AdAge article says that the company is currently in talks with various other ad shops, though there’s no clear word on who that new team will be, or when we’ll see the fruits of their labor. We don’t have much to add to this in commentary except to say that this is probably the second smartest thing Palm has done in a span of seven days — the first was striking that amazing deal on Verizon for a super-cheap Palm Pre Plus along with free Mobile Hotspot service. Now, we can look forward to a future where our children won’t cower in fear when they see a Palm ad on television, and we can sleep at night without the image of that pale woman burned into our minds. Of course, now that we’ve seen it, we can never un-see it. Palm splits with ad agency Modernista originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 19:43:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
Motorola to roll out revised plan, schism not so clear-cut anymore
February 10th, 2010
jedwan Remember Motorola ‘s decision to pause the sale of its largest division ? Change of plans again, folks. According to The Wall Street Journal , the company’s getting ready to reveal a new initiative, whereby it still sells its wireless networking business, but the set-top box and core handset business would instead be spun off into a new, publicly-traded company. That’d invariably leave a pretty small Motorola — less than one-third its current size in terms of sales, selling primarily public-radio system and bar-code scanners. Would the newly-minted company get a new name, logo, and series of catchy, name-inspired puns? Our guess is it’d retain the Moto name — why waste such good branding — but it’s not confirmed either way. Plans are still being finalized, but we’re watching this closely. Motorola to roll out revised plan, schism not so clear-cut anymore originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:39:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink | Email this | Comments



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