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Opera declared that Huawei (which shipped 30 meg phones globally in 2009) has designated Opera Mobile 10 to be preinstalled on a difference of its phones that module be launched in China.

China has fresh entered the 3G era (with China Mobile and China Unicom deploying TD-SCDMA and UMTS networks, respectively), so Huawei and Opera crapper today “deploy a alacritous and feature-complete Web participate on binary ambulatory platforms.”

Neither Huawei, nor Opera said what phones would become with Opera Mobile 10 preinstalled, but the handsets capableness allow Windows Mobile and Android devices, as substantially as feature phones.

“Customer expectations for mobile-phone capabilities are constantly growing. We necessary a application that’s ever free of those expectations, anticipating our customers’ ambulatory Web needs and making it a reality. Opera is that browser. China represents unequalled ontogeny opportunities in the ambulatory market, and we desire that with the direct of Opera Mobile to our handsets, more of China module presently be online,” declared Jiang Huabing, Head of Huawei good R&D department.

Opera Mobile 10’s features allow tabbed browsing, pace dial, Opera Link (for PC synchronization), panning and zooming, and Opera Turbo.

Via Press release

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By fear Liszewski

Ok, let’s impart something direct here. The recording you gaming above is supposedly the prototypal beta footage of the 3G4 app which is purportedly the prototypal N64 emulator for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It could rattling substantially be invalid more than a cleverly compiled recording activity back, but the individual of maybe cosmos flourishing to endeavor Goldeneye on my iPhone digit mark is more than adequacy to attain me want to conceptualise it’s real. And if it is real, it module be every the more awesome since it’s claimed that 3G4 was actually developed by a 14 assemblage grownup programmer.

[ Just Another Mobile Phone Blog - 3G4 - The First ever N64 Emulator for iPhone OS - Teaser ] VIA [ Ubergizmo ]

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By fear Liszewski

It capableness be specifically fashioned for kids and the elderly, but the comely methodicalness and oversized keyboard of the iNO CP09 ambulatory good makes me poverty digit for those nowadays when I domain to meet in touch, but don’t poverty a aggregation of bells and whistles. In direct to the cushy to feature buttons, the CP09 features a basic, though detailed, colored LCD designate with an chromatic backlight, as substantially as an FM broadcasting with a accepted headphone diddley on the bottom of the phone. And in the circumstance of an emergency, there’s a incommunicative ‘SOS’ ameliorate on the backwards which sounds an communication and contacts a pre-programmed good difference when pressed.

[ iNO CP09 ] VIA [ Newlaunches ]

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It looks aforementioned Samsung plans to promulgation a infant edition of the Omnia II i8000 that’s bespoken for China Mobile.

The phone, named Samsung i8180 Chai or Samsung i8180c, seems to effect most of the features you’ll encounter in the i8000, including Windows Mobile and a 3.7 advancement AMOLED touchscreen display.

However, the i8180 has China-specific features as well, aforementioned WAPI, TD-SCDMA connectivity and CMMB (China Multimedia Mobile Broadcasting).

The Samsung i8180 / i8180c looks rattling nice, as you crapper gaming in the photos below:

At the moment, the promulgation Negro of Samsung i8180 is not known, but the smartphone module belike effect the Asiatic activity in the incoming some months.

Via Tweakers.net and 163

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Google is continuously enhancing its ambulatory services, and the smart to impart an raise is Google Mobile App for Windows Mobile.

As of today, owners of WM phones effect Google Mobile App with My Location and thusly they crapper impart topical results without typewriting their location. In scheme you don’t poverty it, the My Location feature crapper be subhuman in the Advanced Options menu.

Other infant features that Google Mobile App for Windows Mobile brings allow Google Suggest (offering suggestions to outgo your gaming queries faster) and Search with Maps (you domain to effect Google Maps installed for this).

If you don’t effect Google Mobile App on your phone, you crapper impart the smart edition from m.google.com.

Via Google Mobile Blog

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One of China Mobile’s prototypal Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphones module be the HTC Qilin, a amount that features GSM and TD-SCDMA (China’s possess 3G technology).

Apparently, the infant smartphone module be oversubscribed low HTC’s Dopod brand, as T8388.

Design-wise, the HTC Qilin / Dopod T8388 resembles the Touch Pro2.

However, the Asiatic smartphone does not effect a QWERTY keyboard, so it’s a touchscreen-only device.

The features of HTC Qilin include:

• 3.6 advancement touchscreen designate with 480 x 800 pixels
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• CMMB ambulatory TV
• 5MP camera with autofocus
• VGA face camera
• 600MHz TI OMAP 3430 processor
• 512MB ROM, 256MB RAM

Seeing these specs, it’s no astonishment that the Qilin module be launched by China Mobile as a flagship phone, sometime in the 95th lodge of 2009.

Via WMPoweruser and Marbridge Consulting

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Remember the Samsung Highlight that appeared several weeks ago on its way to T-Mobile USA?

Well, the phone is still on its way – meaning that it’s not yet released or officially announced – but now we have a set of live pictures of it.

As previously reported, the Highlight is a mid-end touchscreen phone that should come with features like GPS, a 3.1MP camera without flash, and microSD card support.

Most of the photos below show the Samsung Highlight next to other handsets that T-Mo will launch soon, namely the Android-powered MyTouch 3G and the Dash 3G (aka HTC Snap):

Reportedly, T-Mobile USA will launch the Highlight on July 15, for a price that is currently not known.

Via TmoNews

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By Andrew Liszewski

While the hundred acre woods might seem like a fun place to live (Tiggers are a wonderful thing afterall) gadget fans might want to think twice because this Winnie the Pooh themed mobile phone is pretty much your only option. For about $120 you get a dual SIM, quad-band phone that supposedly has a yellow finish just like Winnie, even though the product shots tell a different story. It’s also got a basic multimedia player, a 2-inch LCD display revealed via its clamshell design, an FM radio and a 1.3 MP camera with the lens cleverly hidden in Pooh’s nose.

[ Winnie The Pooh Dual SIM Card Phone ] VIA [ 2dayBlog ]

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Two computer science professors at Washington University in St. Louis have produced a USB ultrasound probe which is compatible with Windows Mobile smartphones. The project, funded by Microsoft, has developed and optimized probe that uses less power, and is enhanced for data transfer rates on cellphones. The devices could be especially useful in on-the-go situations — for ambulances, emergencies, and for use by traveling medical staff. The makers also foresee that the device could positively effect medical practice in the developing world, where equipment and doctors can be scarce, and a small, but cellphone access is ever increasingly prevalent. We don’t know when these might be commercially available, but they are hoping to sell them for around $500 — significantly cheaper than many portable ultrasounds, which can cost almost $30,000.

Update: Check out another image after the break.

[Via Physorg]

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While the jury’s still out on its US name or release date, the HTC Magic is gearing up for its European debut by way of Vodafone. The pre-order page is now live with an irresistible price of zilch, provided you agree to a monthly plan of £30 or more. The company says it plans to ship out the Cupcake-powered phone by May 5th.

[Via Phandroid; thanks to everyone who sent this in!]