A styo Bic, it wrote. A Bic lighter, it’s lighter. A Bic razor, shave it (once). And in August, to complement the range of simplismes but effective products Bic, we will have the right to the Mobile Phone. Developed in collaboration with Orange, the Mobile Phone will Bic Mobile Phone and a point that’s all. Do not worry, it will not be disposable, but suffice to all those who want to spend a simple Mobile Phone call or sending an SMS. On sale next August 7 at a price of 49 euros will be available at the offices of tobacco, stationery stores and supermarkets as are other products Bic. The aircraft will be equipped with a battery already charged a preset Mobile Phone number valid for 12 months, a SIM card with 60 minutes included communications (valid for 2 months) and a handsfree.

The Canadian soap opera continues but it seems to show a happy ending. After - doverosi - rimbrotti users on rates devoted to ‘iPhone 3G, the collection of signatures and the alleged embargo by Apple, Rogers gave grants and a flat data respectable.

The reconquest of customers affranta fact passes for a decidedly better than the previous year marks the bond underwriting of appalling Plans dedicated to iPhone to which you can now match any type of plan. In addition, it was introduced a flat data, at an additional cost of $ 30 Canadian (about 19 €), offers 6 GB of monthly traffic.

And who knows that even the ‘italica petition - approve of Canadian - fails to ensure similar results. For now, we hope 6111 Italians proudly.

It’s Steve Jobs who said himself, the beginnings of App Store, the platform for downloading applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch, represent his eyes, the largest of its launch career. They are 500 applications that can be downloaded from tonight. About 25% of them are free and the other 90% will cost $ 9.99 or less. With these applications, the iPhone will certainly take another dimension. All or almost has been said about the device, but consistent with this job, prospective users are entitled to imagine they have much more than a 3G iPhone..

Thus, companies like eBay, Sega, Typepad or some banks will propose their application. A note many games will be part of this first batch that the friendly Bomberman Touch rappellerra memories that the players who have experienced or PC Engine Super Nes.

Updated: App Store is open via the iTunes Store. Remember to download the update iTunes to access them.

After the presentation of the models 7610 and 7510 belonging to the family Supernova, Nokia hour show to the public the 7210 and 7310. These two candybar for the band’s economic market.

The 7210 Supernova has direct access to the service Flickr to upload photos online. Inside we find the music player that can connect to service Nokia Music Store to download music. The memory is expandable through SD cards and is also a 2 Mega pixel camera. Available for September, will cost 120 € taxes excluded.

The Supernova 7310, however, has customizable cover and a 2 Megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom. There is TV output, FM radio and MP3 player. The price is € 155 excluding taxes and will be available from the fourth quarter of the year.

Come the rainy season and one thing that I dread the most is using my cel phone out in open. A few showers on it and it’s gone for a toss. But seems water woes of mine and many more like me are about to hit an end. Why? Because, Fujitsu has come up their cool new waterproof wonder, the F706i series. Yes, it’s their new waterproof phone so go ahead and get drenched in showers together with catching up with your gal on your waterproof phone.

Talk about features and Fujitsu’s F706i series is loaded with them. Starting from a unique LED panel that provides all the important information about the phone, it opens to be a 2in1 phone option giving you the flexibility to hold use two numbers on a single phone. It supports HSDPA, 3G WorldRing, features 1Seg TV tuner and a 2Mpix camera and also supports PC web browser just like the real one!

The cute phone is available in four colors, and is available only in Japan as of now.

Via: Akihabara

It feels great to know that together with making leaps towards unmatched developments we are not forgetting to work for cause and keep coming up with innovations to make the lives of the less-deprived better by great degrees!

The ‘Sens’ phone designed by Takumi Yoshida is a step in this direction only. You must be wondering, how come a phone without a screen! But, this one is as it’s for those who can barely sense the numbers on the keys. The ’sens phone’ is designed for the nearly blind. The lighted sides on the phone help them get various alert messages, while the keys feature those standards “blind man’s dimple” to make dialling and easier attempt for them.

Not just this, the keyboard arrangement here features more tactile keys that are not just easily distinguishable but also help them interact with the device. The ’sens phone comes to fore as an intelligent design that highlights and harnesses the more usable features and eliminates the less or nearly not usable features like the screen.

Via: Yankodesign

If you have been through the irritation of a sudden disconnection of your call and the charger is no where too be found, you must have wondered of some magic that can put back life in your phone. So, here comes the magic.

The Eclipse Intuit Phone by Eddie Goh, this one doesn’t require a charger as all you need to do to charge it is just expose it to light…not only sun light but any kind of light and it’s battery will get into action. Thanks to a chemically based thin solar skin that covering the pars of the phone, the phone gets charged in light.

Talk about rest of the features and this concept scores well there as well. It comes with a cool 5 mega pixel camera loaded with software to upload and treat pics, slide-out touch keyboard with tactile feedback, and a chick big touchscreen front and center.

All I can say is ‘I’m desperately waiting for this concept to get into life.’

Via: Yankodesign

There’s nothing new about the designer cell phone concept, it has been there for quite a while. But cell phone manufacturers keep the excitement levels high in the concept by feeding the design hungry users with some of the jazziest of designer cell phones. And the all new Cicarette box 668 cell phone is another addition to the rocking trail of designer cell phones. Taking the inspiration from a Marlboro cigarette box, the 668 comes to fore as a dual band GSM phone that offers the regular features innovatively packed inside a chic outer design.
Talk about the features and you’ll find a 1.8″ color LCD screen on one side of the box, while other features like an awesome MP4 & MP3 player and 3GP videos player find a place here. One can also surf the web via WAP, while there are two games loaded in it including the good old Tetris and Five in a row.
Quite an innovative design but I wonder if it will actually find some takes for gone are the days when being spotted with a cigarette pack in hands was considered fashionable by the new Gen. But still, you can gift it to a friend who is trying hard to quit smoking. (hope he takes it in good spirits).
So if you are all game to grab your Cicarette box 668, then let me tell you the price. It’s available for ₤69.41 in red or white colours.
Via: Special phones

Here comes a perfect example of government who works for people and thinks for its people. We are talking about the London government who has started off the work to pad up al the poles and lamp posts across the city?
Now before you ask the obvious question: Why the hell the government is doin that Let me tell you it’s only for the citizens of the city who keep banging their heads into poles while they are busy text-messaging on their mobile phones! As per statistics 1 out of 10 London texters have broken their heads, thanks to their texting instincts.
Good that the government is so damn concerned about its people, but I guess that’s sheer over pampering. Had this been the case in India, instead of those pads what would have come to the texter’s way was a BIG FINE. And that’s probably the right thing to be done with the careless souls who take pride in doing wrong things at wrong time.

 I’m in full agreement with geekologie when they suggest to add sharp spikes to the poles. Atleast that bump in the head will keep them off from texting while walking and get extra cautious on roads or the next feature on the London roads will be nothing but padded cars…for texters bump there as well!

A perfect gadget to comment that cell phone manufacturers and designers are getting head over heals when it comes to coming out with an innovative wonder. The latest in the league of those hard to believe but true cell phones is this NEC Flask.
What goes into it to keep it ringing is no hard core battery like other usual mobile phones but a liquid fuel cell filled inside its flask like bod. The cell keeps working till the liquid is their as the liquid cell keeps draining away with the power. As far as the working of the phone goes, you can operate it with a funky touchscreen that features numbers and digits written all over it. Â

Don’t know how will it work and also there’s no clue as to what will happen if the liquid leaks or the flask breaks ( you can expect all these mishaps, keeping in mind the frequency at which we bang, break or throw our cell phone). And also, the concept of a bottle like cell phone will be quite hard to digest for…isn’t?

Any way…let’s wait till it’s out. There are no details on info and other specifications apart from these pics in some real cool colours straight from NEC website and the fact that the phone is going to hit the market sometime in 2008.

Via: ChipChickÂ