Sony Ericsson Releases The “Aspen” For Business’s Wanting To Go Green

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Sony Ericsson has released the Aspen which is the latest Green, or environmentally conscious phone in their line of “Affordable Greenheart” Series of Devices.  The Aspen, which is a pretty nicely equipped Windows Phone Comes with a QWERTY Keyboard and a 2.4 QVGA Touch Screen. The Aspen also comes with a 3.2 mega pixel shooter that has 4x digital zoom and has a 3.5mm audio jack included. One of the other things I thought was interesting is that the Aspen comes equipped with a load of preinstalled software including SPB Mobile Shell (SE Panels) plus a ton of other cool applications. 

The Aspen will also come with A-GPS, Bluetooth,WiFi,  & Auto Rotate.

Jump after the break for the entire press release and all the specifications or head on over to Sony Ericsson for more information.

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The Krusell Top Ten Phones For January 2010

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Krusell is a Swedish manufacturer of carrying cases for portable electronics, Krusell, releases its "Top 10"-list for January 2010. The list is based on number of pieces of model specific mobile and smart phone cases ordered from Krusell during January 2010. Krusell’s list is unique due to the fact that it reflects the sales of … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Uniea U-Sleaf Reversible Universal Sleeve for 10.2" Netbooks

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I’ve come to really like my netbook, honestly I don’t even use my full sized laptop anymore, it’s big and it feels kind of weird after using a netbook for so long. I don’t need a full sized laptop to check my email and browse the web, a netbook is perfectly suited to that task. With the incredible popularity of netbooks comes the inevitable accessories for them and some, as with anything, are better than others.

Today for review Uniea has sent me over a simple, yet elegant solution to protect your netbooks without adding any real weight or bulk to it. The product is called the U-Sleaf, and if you can’t tell from the name it’s a sleeve for your netbook. The U-Sleaf won’t offer the protection of a full sized case, but that’s not the point of it, the idea is to offer the user protection from scratches and scuffs. It’s made of neoprene so it is durable and it’s thin so it doesn’t add any real thickness or any weight at all to your netbook. You can use it alone to travel light, or you can toss it in a bag with your other stuff and not really have to worry about marring the beautiful finish on your beloved netbook. So read on to check out a product that I really like, and one that I think you’ll like as well…

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PocketLava 1.0 – the Virtual Lava Lamp

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PocketLava is a nice entertainment app that simulates a real lava lamp plus plasma ball. It behaves almost like a real lava lamp in how realistically it creates the bubbles without any user interaction. The app does not support any background music but you can still run your choice of music using any music player … Read more

GyPSii – More Social Networking

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I just came across GyPSii for Windows Mobile. It has a lot of elements of other apps out there like Next2Me where it tells you what’s near you but it’s not just based on Goog but also based on other user experiences. It also has a strong social networking component to it so you can … Read more

Didiom Pro v1.0 Released To Marketplace

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Last time we mentioned Didiom it seems like you guys really liked it. Well there’s an update. Didiom has now released Didiom Pro and it’s live on Marketplace.  So what changed? They made the quality of streams higher and they gave you the ability to download songs to your phone, along with more stability and … Read more

AT&T-Friendly Nexus One Submitted to FCC

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Google just filed for FCC approval of a Nexus One modified to support AT&T’s flavor of 3G with WCDMA bands I, II and V (page 8 of FCC ID NM8PB99110). Given Google’s rifts with AT&T it is possible that Google could sell the NM899110 with or without AT&T being on board to offer partially subsidized … Read more

WMLongLife: “Save Your Gonads And Battery!”

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WMLongLife by the venerable and prolific developer Chainfire will make your device hop up from 2G to 3G when it thinks you need it and back down to 2G when you don’t, consequently keeping your battery level and sperm count high as resting on 2G, except under very unusual conditions, burns less fuel and emits … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Tmobile TP2 Bodyguardz Review

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Most people do reviews on a product as soon as they get them or start using them but I decided to take a different approach and do a review of a Tmobile TP2 bodyguardz with the both views, as soon as I got it and after a few months of use. So lets start with my initial feelings and reactions during installation and right after installation.

FYI: Bodyguardz did not provide me with the this product or pay me in any other form  to write this review. I bought the product myself and decided to write a review on it.

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Location, Location, Location

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I was reading about a patent Google just filed in an apparent effort to improve their ability to locate wireless users without having to rely so much on carriers cooperating and sharing tower tower information but getting better clues of our locations from our phones’ encounters with access points by letting us geo-datamine access points … Read more