Apple iPhone Discarded: Once Again!

In a latest research done by IDC’s Mobile Phone Tracker - Apple, Motorola, and Sony Ericsson all lost market share in Q1 2008 year-over-year. Apple’s global handset shipments fell sharply, from 2.3 million units in Q4 2007 to 1.7 million in Q1 2008. Apple’s global market share declined for the first time, from 0.7% in Q4 2007 to 0.6% in Q1 2008.

Apple has been hit hard by stock-outs in North America and lackluster demand for its overpriced iPhone in Western Europe, according to Strategy Analytics.

Now Apple must be hoping to see some favorable developments with the launch of 3G enabled iPhone later in the June.

Sony Ericsson K790i: My girl friend's choice

Mobile blogs, especially on iPhones have over-flooded the Internet. Personally i am sick of reading about the hype and drawbacks of the same stuff. Let's talk something real and something interesting that is happening to me.

I am in a dilemma! You know wot, i bought a new smart phone for my girl-friend. She was very happy and impressed with my intelligent gift. But the brightness on her face faded away in a month. 'What's the reason?' i asked. And her answer was very childish, but for me it was too expensive. She said, 'dear, this phone is not nice, i want a camera phone'! I said okay, as i generally do and asked her to search a camera phone on the Internet.

After two days, she rang me up and said, 'hey i got the real choice, the Sony Ericsson K790i!'. Guess wot was my immediate reaction, i started searching the price of the handset on the Internet. It was too much, but as you know, “love is blind,” i made up my mind to buy the handset to bring back the smile of her face.

Its a Cyber shot 3.2 MP camera with music player, Bluetooth and all those hi-fi technology that neither i gonna understand nor she. But its for sure that she gonna take most of my shots from this phone. So i finally exhausted my salary for good reasons and bought the Sony Ericsson K790i (Cyber Shot). Now, my love life is going smoothly, wot about you guys?

After 3.5 G now Chatter-G enabled phone launched

By Falcon

New Delhi: Considered to be the giant leap in the world of mobile technology, the joint consortium of Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Motorola launched NSSEM Leap series of mobile set, which would be compatible to the Chatter-G technology, an advancement of the 3.5 G.

Talking to the media persons present here, the director of the joint consortium, Dr. Debashish Chatterjee said, “the new model Nssem Leap is an ultra future mobile set, it will not only be compatible to the 0G, 1G, 2G, 3G and the latest 3.5G mobile technology, moreover it will go with the futuristic Chatter-G technology”. He said it could be used in the Neolithic age and Stone Age where there is no required infrastructure. Adding to it, he said that the NSSEM Leap could be used, operated in any time frame – backward or forward.

Explaining what the new technology is all about, Dr. Anirban Banerjee, Chief Technology Officer of the Joint Consortium said, “Chatter-G technology in the context of mobile phone standards is going to be the next upcoming revolution”. The services associated with Chatter-G include wide-area wireless voice telephony and broadband wireless data, all in a mobile environment.

Summing up the whole extravaganza, Dr Anirban said the Chatter-G technology with the help of high-end semiconductor chips fitted in it transmits and it is enabled to tell what the other person is thinking at any moment of time. It would enable the users to come to quick conclusion whether to call or receive any phone. With this technology in use it is understood it would wipe out misunderstanding, ill feelings and jealousy from the humanity especially from women that is eaten away from inside thus failing fully to exploit our human intellectual resource.

All national and international journalists present here were gifted with NSSEM Leap enabled Chatter-G technology phone. Within no time all were found busy calling their editor, and some calling their girlfriend, and best friends to know what do they think about them. There was an eerie silence persisting all over in the pressroom. All top honchos attending the functions were found carrying the surname Banerjee, Chatterjee, Mukhejee etc…..all Jee – G.

The MSSEM Leap is the acronym of Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Motorola.