Jasmine posted her brief sneak peek at iLife ‘09 yesterday with a slideshow, and it’s pretty clear that major improvements have come to Apple’s suite of lifestyle applications, most notably iPhoto ‘09, iMovie ‘09, and Garageband ‘09. And since I’m an amateur photography nerd with aspirations of …
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Helio Ocean 2
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It appears that the much-awaited sequel to the Helio Ocean has finally surfaced, or at least its photos anyway.
MobileCrunch posted some pics of the Ocean 2’s unboxing, and Engadget Mobile mentioned that Virgin has released a press release stating that the Ocean 2 …
Boost Mobile
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Following its recent news of unlimited monthly plans, Boost Mobile confirmed today that it is aiming to push all of its subscribers to iDEN over time. According to this PhoneScoop report, a Boost Mobile spokesperson said that the Sprint Nextel subsidiary will still support its …
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The LG CF360 (pictured) replaces the LG CU515.
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We told you about the LG CF360 yesterday and how its launch was imminent. Well, it just launched, and, indeed, it has all the features we mentioned and even more. These include but are not limited to a 1.3-megapixel …
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What looks like the successor to the LG Voyager has apparently shown up as leaked photos on HowardForums. The LG VX9600, or the LG Versa, can be either a touch-screen phone or one with a QWERTY keyboard. Yes, apparently …
There are rumors that HTC and T-Mobile are planning on the T-Mobile G2, and apparently it won’t have a physical keyboard. We discuss that, as well as the Samsung Instinct’s new calendar syncing, LG’s breakthrough sales in 2008, plus a few new phones. And, of course, we …
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(Credit: U.S. Cellular)U.S. Cellular has just announced the LG Wine, a simple mid-tier handset with features like a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, a one-touch speakerphone, and voice command. Appropriately, it’s available in red and white versions.
You can get it for $179.95 without a contract …
Because the FCC has to certify every phone sold in the United States, not to mention test its SAR rating, the agency’s online database offers a lot of sneak peeks to those who dig. And to save you the trouble, Crave has combed through the database for you. Here …
Boost Mobile
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Just in time for this troubled economy, Boost Mobile (one of the few MVNOs still standing), has announced a new unlimited monthly plan.
It costs a flat rate of $50 a month, and it includes unlimited daytime, evening, and weekend calls; unlimited texts; unlimited wireless …
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