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Although LG and another sources effect ostensibly addicted that Windows Mobile 7 would be free by the add of 2010, it looks aforementioned this haw not happen.

Bright Side Of News has reportedly crosspiece with reps from Microsoft, HTC, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Lenovo, Texas Instruments, Nokia and others, which every said the aforementioned thing: Windows Mobile 7’s promulgation is delayed to 2011. I’m not trusty what Nokia has to do with WM7, but anyway…

Because of this delay, “dedicated Windows Mobile 7 cellphones and smartbooks are today cosmos shifted to Android”. So it looks aforementioned manufacturers effect already embattled the element for Windows Mobile 7 and they poverty to delude it as presently as possible, so they’re eery to countenance for another Operating Systems – and since Android is both free and quite favourite lately, it’s a formal choice.

Of course, the questionable WM7 change capableness be foregather bogus, so we’d meliorate move for something authorised most this to become from Microsoft.

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By fear Liszewski

Jealous of every those new-fangled cellphones that become with built-in projectors these days? Well the HypnosEye module avow the activity field. It seems to impact aforementioned an disbursement projector, using a mirror and lense to enlarge and beam the designate from your ring onto a wall, cap or another surface. There’s no reddened maker of its own, so you’ll domain to ordered the info on your phone’s designate as broad as it crapper go for best results, which also effectuation it module belike impact meliorate with devices with caretaker LCDs aforementioned the iPhone, iPod Touch, Zune etc. Unfortunately though the $117 sound attach from the Japan Trend Shop pushes this substantially discover of the article acquire sound range, specially when the results as seen in the recording I’ve included after the advise aren’t great.

[ HypnosEye Projector and Screen Set ]

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By fear Liszewski

Billed as “the incoming impact in shelling solutions for the exterior enthusiast” the Brunton Sync provides the equal of 5,000 AA batteries (2,000 mA/5V output) in a auto amount consideration foregather low a pound. And aforementioned those portable hydration systems for carrying liquid on your back, the Sync features a tethered bounds construction that allows you to save the shelling in your packsack patch ease having inbound to charging ports for your GPS device, cellphones or some added you domain to face the enthusiastic outdoors. About $150 from Brunton.

[ PR - Brunton Launches New Sync Power Reservoir System ] VIA [ Acquire ]

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By fear Liszewski

These mini Street Fighter tumbler ring straps are rattling actuation the boundaries of what you crapper bonded hard your phone. One digit assistance they’re monstrous, and pretty much differ the eld of subject investigate and utilization that effect absent into lessening cellphones, but on the another hand, by actuation the correct compounding of buttons, you crapper causing an trusty Street Fighter vocalise clip! “Hadouken!”

The joysticks straps become to be acquirable in Ken, Ryu, Dhalsim and Chun Li versions, and before you impart every agog most commercialism them, foregather primed in nous they’re apiece limited to 1,000 pieces (~$13 each) and module belike delude discover substantially before they accomplish North America.

[ Street Fighter Cellphone Straps ] VIA [ Joystick ]

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By Andrew Liszewski

My eyes usually glaze over when I come across yet another iPod/iPhone speaker dock, but there’s just something about the iF500 from Edifier that managed to pique my curiosity, and I think it might have something to do with the massive bulbous speaker clearly designed to mock subtlety. The iF500 supports various models of the iPod and iPhone via a built-in dock, but an aux input also allows you to connect anything featuring an audio output like cellphones or other MP3 players that clearly aren’t worth mentioning by name.

A “5 driver speaker system incorporates unique vibration and resonance control technolories coupled with low frequency porting and mid-range tuned cavities for smoother cleaner audio” and it also comes with the company’s patented EIDC or ‘Electrical Intelligent Distortion Control’ system if inane acronyms are an important feature for you. But if looks or sound quality aren’t enough to convince you to drop $249 on the iF500, keep in mind it also comes with a digital FM tuner!

[ Edifier iF500 iPod/iPhone Speaker ] VIA [ Crave ]

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Details are about as light as can be on this one, but it looks like Japan’s Ito Electronics has developed some sort of special “packaging technology” that can make OLED displays fully waterproof, which could be particularly used for watches, cellphones, or that fish tank home theater you’ve always dreamed of. Of course, there’s no word on any actual products just yet, nor is there any indication of possible transparent waterproof displays — or, at least, none that anyone has seen.

[Via OLED-Info.com]

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In continuation of a recent trend of major manufacturers announcing a new-found interest in making a buck off developing nations solar-powered cellphones, AU (KDDI) and Sharp have announced the June launch of this unnamed solar handset. Besides being the world’s first waterproof solar handset, it charges to a minute of talk or 2-hours of standby after just 10 minutes in the sun. No other specs were announced though we seriously doubt it’ll be a power-sucking feature- or smart-phone. Naturally, it’ll still be a boon to people where electricity is scarce but what about the industrious guy who owns the village car battery?

[Via Akihabara News]
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By Andrew Liszewski

While the CellScope looks like a monstrous cameraphone zoom lens that you could only order from a website like Brando, it’s actually a clinical-quality microscope with a magnification of 5-50X. It was designed by Daniel Fletcher, the associate professor of bioengineering at the University of California at Berkeley, and the goal of the CellScope is to bring modern diagnostic testing to remote areas who don’t have access to a lab or facilities with the proper equipment.

And because the CellScope is designed to be used with devices like cellphones and even camera equipped netbooks & laptops, it allows images captured by health care workers to be sent to larger medical centers for detailed examination by experts. The hope is that the CellScope will be used to more effectively diagnose diseases in rural areas to not only save lives, but also serve as an early warning for possible epidemics.

[ Telemicroscopy for Disease Diagnosis ] VIA [ Crave ]

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Heart monitors for cellphones have definitely been around, but a new option is about to surface for AT&T customers. The service, which will be offered up starting April 21st by MedNet Healthcare Technologies, will somehow let patients monitor their own heartbeats and automatically send that information to their cardiologists using Bluetooth-enabled phones. Reportedly, the information will be sent out to a central monitoring center, which then transfers the data to the doctor. As expected, there will be a monthly fee for the service (exact pricing has yet to be disclosed), and doctors must also be signed on to receive the information. Sounds good and all, but seriously, good luck getting your M.D. to be attentive to your every data dump.

[Via textually]