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Moonsider Mobile is changing

August 8, 2009

Are you looking for your cell phone tips?
Moonsider Mobile has evolved over the years, and I decided to split the blog in two parts. Each of these parts focuses on its own topic.
• First: The cell phone tips have been moved over to Cellutips, so you should check out the new web site. There are [...]

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10 reasons to pick a Nokia N800 instead of an Apple iPhone

January 18, 2007

Jim Mendenhall of Starry Hope lists 10 reasons why he would pick a Nokia N800 instead of an Apple iPhone. It looks like he’s not believing the hype at all: the extra cost and lack of freedom of the iPhone is just not worth the small advantages it has over the N800.
From my point of [...]

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Anti-cell phone paint could block your signal

August 5, 2006

Have you ever been disturbed in a movie theater by the aggressive ringtone of a cell phone? Your problem could be solved soon. NaturalNano is currently developing a cell phone blocking paint that could prevent all cell phone signal from going in and out of a building.
Halloysite nanotubes coated with copper blended with the paint [...]

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Nokia patents the metal detector cell phone

June 30, 2006

Now that we have phones combining a camera, a calendar, web browsing, television and much more in a small device, what else could we possibly add to the lot? A metal detector, of course!
Nokia has patented a metal detector cell phone. The primary purpose of this cell phone is to help people with bad hearing [...]

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Introducing The Polygon : a dual display cell phone with touch screen

June 2, 2006

The dual display concept phone, named The Polygon, is being developed by a group of design professionals called Alloy. Bearing ressemblance to the Nintendo DS portable gaming system, The Polygon cell phone features a high quality upper screen to play games or videos and a lower touch screen display to navigate the menu system using a stylus.

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